McMillan USMC M40A3 SportLine Airsoft Sniper Rifle by ASG (Color: OD Green Evike.com Exclusive)

"Hey guys bought the m40a3 upgraded the spring guide, spring and piston. I've cleared almost 450 feet in distance, I have a buddy with a chronograph he's gonna shoot it and see what fps is but again almost 450feet I'm gonna say at least 700 to 800 fps seeing as how 350fps is 125-150 feet near doubled and then some, fashioned the spring and piston from raw material, bolt is a little harder to pull but it is holding together. Alot louder have to find some padding material to get into the bolt cylinder to quiet the piston slap. Other than that I give 5/5 great precision with right upgrades and fps to kill most rifles out there. Sad to say I traded down my l96 for this but after 13 years it was time to retire it.

"I have had this gun for 5 months now and it still performs amazing. Shoots better than most snipers ever made. Only flaw is that the rail for bipod snapped off so be careful. YOU HAVE TO GET THIS GUN!! IT WILL SURPRISE YOU!!

"Got my M40A3 Sportline not too long ago. Here's my initial review (have not used it in a game yet):

Exterior:
1. Body is plastic, the barrel assembly is metal. Not sure about the interior yet, but overall it feels sturdy.
2. The plastic feels decent, not super cheap. For the most part, it does not bow easily, however in the middle section of the gun, the pastic seams can be somewhat bent around.
3. I got the OD green color, and damn does it look nice. Nothing flashy, just pure OD green. Goes really well with any other OD green gear you might have.
4. The stock's cheek adjuster is plastic, although slightly more rigid than the body's plastic feel. The adjustments are tactile and there are 4 screws (2 on each side of the cheek-rest) that hold it in place. Feels solid.

Interior:
1. No idea yet, haven't gotten inside the gun.
2. For what it's worth, the bolting action is fairly smooth but feels slightly short (compared to the JG Bar-10 & Echo M28 I've used in the past).
3. Since I haven't used this in a game, I'm not sure if the piston hasn't quite broken in yet, but when I fire the gun, it's quite loud. It seems like the piston head isn't hitting anything to dampen the sound (like a rubber stopper or sorts).

Pro Tip:
1. The orange tip is indeed removable, despite being stuck onto the outer barrel quite well. You will most likely need a pair of large pliers and a decent grip. Once you take off the tip, you'll see threads on the outer barrel - not sure if these are CW or CCW but it's roughly 19mm (.75 inches). If you can find some sort of suppressor adapter, please let me know. Also, you'll also see ample amount of space for any sort of foam you might want to slide around the inner barrel.

I'll update this post once I take the gun to an airsoft game, but for now it seems decent, especially for the price.