DyTac x SLR Rifleworks AK47 RIS Airsoft AEG w/ QD Spring Gearbox
(Type: AK105)

"Going on almost 2 years on having the Krink version of this gun got it on an "epic deal" for 199.00 and let me just say the gun is beautiful and shoots phenomenal with .23 and .25's haven't moved up yet since I'm getting solid range and performance with those weights of bbs. Has over 2000+ rounds in it and I'm using some Blue Box mid caps and mainly some US Palm mags and haven't had any feeding issues yet. The only thing I'm experiencing is some mag wobble about half an Inch with the Blue Box mags and 1/4 Inch with the US Palm replicas(which is why I use them more often).

I changed the spring because it was shooting too hot with the stock spring it came with for the field I got and the quick change made it a breeze just dropped an M95 in there and was ready to go at my indoor field which is over at Evike Battlelab in Southern California was shooting around 350-360 fps with .25's with the spring change 380-400 can't remember exactly, none the less....no issues with the gun it's beautiful and feels super sturdy haven't dropped it at all yet but I have a feeling it will be fine when I do. I'm running an 11.1 lipo on it mainly and a Lighter S tracer unit on it might change that for another one soon as I only got it so when I run a pistol I can use it on that as well. It does not come with an alternate flash hider and the orange one it comes with is a pain to remove if you don't know what to do in order to remove them. I must say though I feel like I got one of the best deals ever getting this for $199 it was an absolute steal. and even at regular price I think it's worth it with the unique SLR furniture, the stock alone would probably go for around 40-50 bucks with how well it functions no wobble, very comfortable and it's truly unique. Not much rail space on the Krink model but I didn't need much it has just enough running a PTS Stubby grip
on it in black, black flash light on the right of the gun with no pressure switch because I actually use my grip and thumb on my left hand to press when I want to turn it on. Left side is empty for now, I changed the pistol/motor grip for the APS US type gip since it just comes with the barebones AK pistol grip, and that was probably the most important part for me because the grooves in it make it so comfortable to hold. My select fire is kind of finicky though as I have to slame the selector up pretty hard to get it into safety, I think I may have messed that up with changing the spring and I can fix it but I feel like it adds some personality to the gun so I'm just going to leave it like that until it gets really bad if it does. All in all, The gun has a lot going for it:

- Decent price for what you get
- Out of the box performance is great and it's ready to go when you are
- Very Hefty weight doesn't feel like its cheap
- Has small issues that are easy fixes(Mag wobble(just get some tape), Select Fire Switch problem on mine)
- The quick change spring is just that, quick makes it super easy to just swap a spring out
- Nice power and accuracy out of the box as well

I think the single thing I felt I HAD to change on the gun was the pistol grip, the stock ones from any old AK just don't feel like it should be on a gun this good everything else is so good why gimp out on the grip? If you love AK's and want yours to be a little different in terms of furniture I say give this a go there are some that cost more and don't look as good and has similar performance....it's been doing wonders for me hopefully it can for you too.

"Amazing for a first gun! Only issue I had with it was the fire selector started to get loose and I couldn't switch fire modes. However it is as easy as popping off the selector cap and tightening it up with a screwdriver. Incredible Kalashnikov.

"Bought the Krink version, Great rifle, Exactly what I wanted and expected, an AKS74u with just enough tactical. Shoots extremely well with .25 and .28's. A Matrix 11.1 lip worked well and fit nicely under the dust cover,.

However the stock hi-cap mag that came with the gun didn't work well at all, thankfully I purchased some Cyma Flashmags and they worked swimmingly.