G&G CM16 Raider 2.0 Polymer Airsoft AEG with M-LOK Handguard (Color: Black / Gun Only / Tamiya Plug)

"So far, this gun is great for cqb. Short barrel, very light and under 400 fps. Its accurate close range, but it won't do much at long range. Having a ambidextrous mag release is also very good. Slinging this rifle is very nice too. Overall, I would definitely recommend as a starter gun for fields, especially cqb fields.

"Pros:

Accurate
Sturdy (no flex or rattle)
Decent battery space
Ergonomic
Wired for Deans with Tamiya adaptor (black&tan)

Cons:

Misaligned hop up unit (causing shots to hook left)
no mosfet
Average FPS
Occasional feeding issues with included magazine


This was my first gun back after 10 years off. I must say I'm really impressed. Reading my list you think I might not have liked this gun but it's fantastic, especially for the money.

The only problem I had with it was the misaligned hop up and barrel which caused my shots to hook left. I took out the front pin to dismantle it, pulled out the barrel and clocked the barrel slightly counter clockwise in regards to the hop up unit from the front of the barrel and presto! Shooting as straight as an arrow. A 5 minute fix.

The gun surprised me in its accuracy after the adjustment. 60 yard shots on a human size target hit 9/10 with .28bb's.

I recommend 7.4v nun chuck style batteries (2 pack design) either Lipos or Titan Li-Ion for the best fitment and capacity. The stick designs or 3 packs will require you to run the stock almost fully out as to fit in the buffer tube area.

I also recommend you use at least a .25 bb as the hop up is very strong and can easily shoot the .32s I have, .28 seems to be ideal.

.20 bb's will be over hopped and shoot high to point of aim.

If you're looking for something in this price range, you've found it. I couldn't recommend it higher.

"It’s a great gun, gun sites flip up and down shoots like a laser nothing but good things to say and when stock is as close to the gun as possible is very compact gun