Cybergun FN Herstal SCAR-H CQB Licensed MK17 Gas Blowback Airsoft Rifle by VFC (Color: Flat Dark Earth)

"Has the BEST sound shoots hot out of the box

"Just used this gun in a big event that is probably some of the roughest terrain you can find, and this was the perfect gun for the job. Long range was the name of the game and running .32s with the properly set hop-up made this thing shoot lasers up to about 200ft or more. With .32s the Chrono said I was shooting about 420-450. As the event went on I found myself trusting the gun more as I learned the range potential this gun has, don't let the short barrel fool you. I would have used .25s or .28s, but even with the hop up turned down they would still curve up, so .32 seemed to be the magic number. The shorter barrel made for a more comfortable weight than what I feel a longer barreled version would. I ran a simple red dot with no zoom and was hitting my mark nearly every time. Now that I've jumped back and forth a little I'll give some pros and cons:

Pros:

High accuracy

Long range

Rugged and easy to strip and clean (I recommend cleaning and lubricating as often as possible, I cannot stress how important it is to lube this gun)

Realism 10/10 besides the mags being 30 rounds instead of real steel 20

Likes propane about as much or better than green gas, just be sure to lubricate and oil the mag every now and then

Even though it lacks in ammo, its performance almost outweighs that

Ambidextrous charging handle can be moved to left or right side of gun as well as ambidextrous select fire switch

Has a reciprocating handle with the open bolt system and has a very satisfying sound when firing and may scare players near you

CONS

Has a reciprocating handle, I only got my thumb twice on it while firing and it HURTS

Mags are only 30 rounds, but makes playing a little more of a challenge ( I enjoyed loading fresh mags and slapping that handle tbh)

Needs lots of maintenance because there's lots of moving parts that need a good amount of lubricant between them or you'll have lots of metal on metal contact and lots of metal shavings ( some are normal due to the gun breaking in)

Conclusion:

This gun turned a lot of heads on the field once they heard it fire. In almost all areas other than rate of fire, this gun can just about keep up with guns running hpa and high dollar guns, usually after a big game I have the feeling to upgrade some parts but I genuinely want to leave it the way it is. Btw switching this gun to hpa sounds like too much of a hassle because due to the fill valve being concealed by the mag well, you'd have to plug it, and then re-drill the mag in an accessable place for a hpa hook up, and then comes the difficulty of reloading by detaching the mag from the gun and hpa. But I'm no expert and you guys always seem to find a way so have at it lol

"Ran around 200 rounds through it, forgot a screw driver so hop up unit was unoptimized, but overall great replica, Chambers and bolt catch and all that stuff, can select to have the gun lock open when the magazine goes dry or have it keep going on the remaining gas if you want to waste some of the gas in the mag when it goes empty. Recoil will make it very uncomfortable in your shoulder after running it for a couple hours but to be expected. Mags didn't have any issues, but then again they cost 50 bucks each. Metal upper receiver plastic lower and stock metal internals come prelubed. For 350 dollars it's really good and looks exactly like a scar 17