King Arms PDW 9mm SBR Airsoft AEG Rifle (Color: Grey / Shorty)

"Best PDW gun I've ever owned. Strong competitor for very cheap compared to other guns. I've done some modding to this gun (inner barrel, hopup, bucking, handgaurd, outer barrel) and it shoots better than ever before!

"Bought this at tac-city with a 20$ upcharge if I remember correctly.

One of my favorite guns I own. Love the overall body and how tight it feels pulling around corners.

Sure the quick mag release was extremely tight day one, but with some normal use it evened itself out.

Definitely my go-to indoor gun.

*1 minor detail* it does jam every once in a while, firing at the ground for a quick full auto burst clears it right away. Not sure if this is a mag feeding issue or gun issue. Either way it's an easy clear! Let's be frank gun jams just makes it more realistic!

Overall 10/10 purchase

"Recently got the loundencer/MLOK version for a pretty good deal. It has yet to be properly fielded but I put a few hundred rounds through it so far.

PROS:
-Good range and accuracy out of the box
-The construction is mostly polymer but has no wiggle and feels likes a solid replica with a bit of weight behind it (the MLOK barrel, charging handle, and outter barrel are all metal)
-I have some old metal magazines from my ICS MP5 that fit very nicely with this, I haven't had the issue with wiggly mags like some others have. It's a pretty tight fit but isn't an issue.
-The built in MOSFET paired with a 11.1v battery makes for a decently snappy trigger and solid full auto ROF

CONS:
-The buffer tube and stock. I wish the stock went out a bit further, but I'm also a taller person so this is a niche issue. As for the buffer tube, it is almost big enough to fit my titan 11.1v, but not quite both sticks. I'll probably file part of the bottom out to allow this. For reference, I haven't had issues with other M4 style replicas.
-The inner barrel only extends about half way through the mock silencer and has no support where it opens up into something like a soup can.

DISCLOSURE: I have yet to chrono this. Based on the meters per second tag that came with it, it will be legal for US outdoor fields (_400fps), but may be above indoor field limits (_350fps). Shooting so far has been done with .28g BBs.

SUMMARY:
Despite the minor flaws, I'm extremely excited to put this replica through its paces at an outdoor field. It's an absolute bargain that will perform well, especially if you catch it on sale. Future plans include an r-hop, buffer tube filing to fit my battery, and basic tuning to keep it as a reliable workhorse. It's stylish, it's good out of the box, and it's different than the field of M4s you'll see at every field.

When taking into account the price range that you can buy this at, I rate it at a light 5/5 purchase.