Elite Force/VFC Avalon Gen2 VR16 Saber Carbine M4 AEG Rifle w/ M-LOK Handguard (Color: Bronze)

"FYI I bought this on a sale for $240.
The externals of this gun are amazing and it feels like a real gun. The internals of this gun are also pretty good, this is my first gun so I can't compare it too much. I was shooting about 100 feet and it could consistently hit the target. I wouldn't be surprised if this gun can shoot much farther than that. The only downside of this gun is when you bump the rail, the fake gas tube rattles around.

"Sturdy and accurate, it's my new favorite rifle. Played a few games and after adjusting the hop up, im pleased with the accuracy of this gun. Make sure to run a 11.1 titan battery for the best rate of fire. This is a big step up from krytac.

"I have not been able to play a game with it yet as I am sick but as soon as I can I will update the review.

After receiving this gun I must say the build quality is extremally nice. Removing the orange tip was a bit of a pain but some channel locks and LOTS of heat to loosen the glue made it a lot easier. The fire selector does have a little slop in it but with it being an ambi selector that uses gears its kind of to be expected. I have taken this gun pretty much completely apart to look at the build and fit quality. The only part I have not opened is the gearbox as there is really no need to. The mock gas tube on the gun I do wish connected to the barrel better instead of just the front. If you bump the hang guard it sounds like a door stop :D. The two screws holding the barrel to the main part of the upper were a little loose and made the barrel wobble a little. Not a massive deal but a little thread lock on them from the factory would keep them from backing out in shipping in cold weather. The M-LOK rail was on nice and tight and the finish is about what you would expect from most M-LOK systems. The backup sights seem pretty cheap and honestly I would just leave them off. They feel very toy like and take away from the quality of the rest of the gun. The straight trigger is a nice feeling trigger and the QRS crane stock is really well built. The documentation the gun came with is nice for anyone that has no idea how to operate an AEG. The only thing I wish it had was a walk through on changing the "Quick" change spring. This is not a true full quick change spring system. You still need to remove the gearbox from the lower to get to it. You just do not need to crack open the box. As far as battery go I am able to fit https://www.evike.com/products/87465/ in the stock with 0 issues. I do not put it down the buffer tube it just sits in the back where the butt plate closes. The inner barrel and hop up came with a good amount of silicone oil and should be fine on the first game. The mock bolt catch for the hopup adjustment is nice but the bolt release at least on mine takes a little more force to release the bolt then I like. It works fine just I would like less resistance is all.

Ok so thats all the good now time for really the only bad I have found so far.

The QRS mag it came with. This is by far the WORST mag I have ever felt. The mag feels like it was put together by a 5 year old in a dark room and is kind of a pain to feed into the mag well. I have some generic mags that I bought 10+ years ago for my CA M4 that work and feel 1000x better. Needless to say this QRS mag will go with the pile of junk mags to never be used.