Tippmann Omega-PV Electro-Pneumatic Airsoft Rifle
(Model: CQB / 12g CO2 / MLOK Rail)

"I purchased the Tippmann Omega-PV Electropneumatic rifle with the C02 fitted stock rather than 13ci tank. The rifle out of the box is stunning, feels SOLID with the exception of the wobbly stock and over all has a decent light weight metal body. The midcap that it comes with fit snug on my rifle, though I've read on other comments that theirs is loose. The mag does drop free however, despite the firm feel of the magwell. The total FPS out of the box was insane! It was around 385 fps the first few shots with two new cartridges of C02. The rifle can hit surprisingly far too, especially when using .25 bbs. Over all, I have no complaints whatsoever. The 24 rounds a second is also a plus; the ability to change your rate of fire with a few switches of the fire selector is pretty neat.

My only advice is to make sure you lubricate the rubber o-ring in the C02 canister before sealing it. The cap with the fill valve must be tightened first and then the bottom cap is tightened after. Over all, the gas efficiency is great! About 400 shots per fill!

"The earlier reviews seem to be the original version, I just bought one and it is the V2. What does this mean? It gives you a standard rotary style hop-up unit and the FPS adjustment is a lot less cumbersome (no need to remove the grip and it's only one bolt a the rear along with the front receiver bolt). It DOES in fact, come with the 13ci Tippmann tank.

The FPS adjuster is pretty sensitive. Out of the box it shot around 315-320 with .20 bbs. I took a big two turn swing and it was shooting 514-520 with .20 bbs. I finally got it tuned to just under 400 (America Milsim limits for rifleman class). Trigger pull is crisp and light. I changed my Auto to 10 rounds from the factory 25 rounds (it adjusts to 10, 15 or 25). This is done with trigger pulls and the safety switch.

I had the tank filled and was able to go through about 7 mid cap (120 round) mags. FPS tailed off down to around 340 towards the end of the tank. I use the Tippmann mag as well as a G&P and a no name half height mid cap mag. All of them fed well with no fit issues.

I was a little worried about this gun, it's my first venture into HPA, but I am very happy so far. It will get a big test in a couple of weeks at an American Milsim event (where I'll be running with 3 tanks).

Build quality is solid and I really like the looks for the rail they chose.

"A very good gun to get into HPA. It�s light but sturdy with its full metal. Flip up sights are really cool. Comfortable to hold. The mag it comes with fits nice and tight in this gun as well as a few other M4 platforms I tested. However he magwell on the omega is a little bit wide. Most of the mags I have wobbled a bit inside of the magwell which I didn�t like. There was also some feedability problems witch a few of the High caps I was using. The tank is very small, you may want to consider getting a second one. It shoots really well and accurately, the magnetic trigger is so much fun to pull and it alone will double your ROF on semi auto. Super fun gun to use. Highly recommend for a more cost friendly HPA alternative.

PROS:
Magnetic trigger- super easy to shoot, very loose (may be a con)
Full metal
No hose to deal with
Good mag and flip up sight
Detailed manual
Comes with a tank
Super easy adjustable ROF
VERY quiet on semi auto (may be con)
Nice satisfying sound on full auto
Lots of modifications and kits available

CONS:
Wide magwell- mags will wobble
Feed issues with high caps
Tank is very small and will only get about 500 shots
Bar that runs along the tank and attaches stock is plastic
Super hard to adjust FPS