Great Gun But needs 6C batteries very often
587980
Best gun. The only downside is that you need 6c batteries if used daily.
76867
Great gun!  I have used it in several wars.  It has two  down side the full auto doesn't work very well, also the sock gets lose but that can be fixed with the allen renches that come with it. Great mag cap (capacity).  Shoots really fast around 12-15 rounds a second.  Mostly polymer, but that makes the gun lighter.  It's also never jammed (I use high quality .20 gram BBs). The .2 gram BBs make it shoot around an estimated 380 FPS.  The gun is also virtually silent. The battery that it came with lasts forever (2-3 days).  Excellent long range as well as sniping capabilities. The fore grip folds down flawlessly.  All in all it is a great gun.
3396297
The gun is almost perfect, it has high fps, great accuracy, and good mobility. the only thing that i would raelly complain about is the battery spot, which is in the front of the gun, in the handguard. it really bothers me that wellfire couldve put the battery in the stock considering its big enough, but instead they have to make it frustrating and put it in a tight space in the handguard. i very nervous for the wires of the battery, i am afraid the space is so tight they will get severed. so what i decided to do was but an extension cord so i will be able to fit the battery in the stock. the fps is really crazy, like i shot my friend from about 15 feet away and it broke skin. it was by accident, but just goes to show how high the fps is, that is with .12 bbs. with .20 the fps is greatly reduced from bout 340 to 260. Overall i will give this gun a 8 out of 10.
4734591
I have owned this gun for about 3 years and I play a lot. This gun stings when it hits due to its 487 fps but it feels like around 520 fps when you get shot. One thing about it is there are barely any upgradable parts to it so it is not a project gun but it is great for anyone playing with decent players. I've played in the snow and rain and it works fine. You will have to replace the fuse eventually and just a tip, don't pull the battery out by the cords. I broke one that way. Just leave it in the gun when you charge it. Overall great gun
1985774
Great gun. It is a CYMA CM046 gun, I have measured it and it does 397fps consistently, which BTW should make it legal for importing to Canada. Very solidly built. Cons: little plastic cup on selector fell out right away, the wholes in selector that house the clips of this decorative cover are a bit off, so it won't snap. Not a big problem, will probably glue in place. Selector sometimes fires single in auto mode - have to toggle off and on again to go full auto. Those are minor problems. I've played for two days and while other people had problems with their guns, this one worked like a clock. No feed problems etc. The clanking of the blowback is very satisfying and quite loud. You will attract attention and a lot of fire your way, but people will fear this gun which give you a slight advantage. It sounds like it will hurt you, and it might. So suppressing fire works well with this one. It's very heavy, just like a real AK. I think it's a good thing. Very authentic. It looked so attractive that when I needed to buy another gun I bought it despite the fact that the only other gun I have is also an AK. And I'm glad I did.
3341312
The pump is built well and has given me zero issues, the gun is great on power and gives you around 15-20 good shots per charge. It also hits hard enough to take down small game. A scope is highly recommended but the gun can be picky about what scopes will work with its short mount without blocking the loading area. Loading can be tricky at first but I quickly got the hang of it. The synthetic plastic is tough and makes the gun rather light making it a good choice for long jaunts through the woods. Only complaint is that the barrel had a bit of wiggling to it till I tightened the set screw on the barrel clasp.
1738656
It is a very good gun I just received it I already shot probably about 1 or 2 thousand bbs out of it. When I was playing with it on simi auto the trigger just clicked it did not fire there was bbs in it the battery was fully charged I put it on full auto and shot a couple of bbs out of it then I put it back on simi auto and it shot again. It happend about 2 times already and when I had about 10-15 bbs left in the mag I winded up the mag up many times and the bbs would not shoot out. So I flipped the gun upside down and then the bbs shot out.
4056039
I bought this gun for 50 dollars at Kmart on sale, it is 60 today, so this is one fun to shoot gun.  I took it out with all the kids and they love it.  only gripe I have is that there is a plastic hook that connects to a metal frame.  I needed to train my kids to depress the plastic piece before reloading to the frame.  Now, to the fun stuff.  This gun gives you ten shots in rapid fire, single or double action, but I shoot in double action and slowly.  It's accurate, and allows you to adjust for windage and elevation.  I can shoot very accurately at 25 yards for the first 30 shots in the co2 cylinder.  after that the power drops, and I would change out the cartridge after those first 3 clips.  Buy extra clips and belt holsters for the clips, it's worth the money.  I would choose this over my break barrel Stoeger rifle for hunting small pests.  It's really powerful for the barrel length.  so, I just saw here that you can pick one up for 30 bucks.  you can't go wrong for that price.  Trigger is great in double action and bearable in single.  Also if you have kids make sure you warn them of the shearing danger of the plastic to metal break contact.  I just press the button until it clears, and I'm good.  Also buy lots of cheapo daisy pellets when they go on sale, you will be chucking some .177 lead faster than you know it, and when it's time for kids to go to bed, pull out the crosman domed or wadcutters for the grown ups.  great gun, for the money, you can't beat it
2608552
This is a magnificent starter gun. It's very lightweight and durable, but if it does break, it only cost $20! One thing to point out is that this does NOT hold 100 BBs. It has a gravity-fed hopper built into the top of it that holds approximately 30 BBs. To load it, pull back on the rear iron sight and pour in the BBs (A speedloader is very helpful!) I've used this as both a primary weapon for many games and as a gun for Hunger Games, in which our players donate guns to use.

PROS
-Lightweight
-Durable
-Decent capacity (For a shotgun)
-Low price!

CONS
-Gravity fed hopper (Both a pro and a con, as it does not use external magazines)
4872029
Great gun with an amazing battery life. It is incredibly accurate and the full auto is very fast!
1472528
This is the first blowback air gun I've ever used, so I don't know how long a CO2 cartridge should last, but I can barely get through 2 mags (less than 40 shots!) before I have to swap out the CO2. Despite that, this is a very decent model of the Sig, weight and size are almost perfect, balance is spot on when the magazine is inserted. Very accurate out to about 18 yards, ample power for plinking, scaring off rodents & crows, breaking windows. My favorite thing about this gun is that it breaks down very much like a real firearm! As far as overall quality goes, this feels very solid and well built, although I've only had it for a bit over a week now.

I'm torn on whether or not I would recommend this based on two things~ First, the rate at which this thing chews through cartridges is insane. For someone like me, this can get expensive fast. Almost as much as taking out my 9. Secondly, I would NOT get this for a child due to the fact that it comes apart, and has tons of very small bits. The breakdown of this gun is very similar to that of most modern semi-auto handguns today, which is great if you need to clean the barrel out or want to upgrade the springs.
2706014
This Machine gun is very Beast like! We got it for christmas, and the first time we shot it, we loved it.
Totally worth the money, and it FEELS like it's more than 350 fps, but that's just because this is one of our first Machine guns that we have shot.
We haven't used it in a war yet, but I believe that it would work very well during one. Besides that, this is 100% Totally reccommended by me.
The only thing I don't like is the battery life. I would rate the battery life at a 2 out of 5. It dies within an hour, but that's if you hold the trigger down like we do. But you only need to charge it for 5 hours each time.
Don't charge overnight, it won't help.
1190514
This gun is very good and powerful. Its magazine capacity is great, and sometimes can last by itself for a ful game. It is made almost completly out of metal, and seems very durable. Its sights are very good, and I can hit almost everything I aim at first try. Its bullets do not curve too much. The few downsides I found with this gun are that it is a pain to charge the battery, and that it is much larger than it looks. I thought that if you took of the stock you could use it with one hand, ut it is too large to be able to do that. Overall, this is a very good gun, and I would reccomend it.
481423
3-1/2 stars
Works pretty well for a battery powered/low-cost glue gun.
Use Energizer Lithium or Panasonic Eneloops (rechargable NiMH batteries) if you want decent performance.
Alkaline batteries simply won't work all that great in something like this that demands a lot of current.
NiMH can supply more current than (expensive) Lithium; plus you can recharge them instead of throwing them in the trash.
It's really not that bad of a glue gun, but I'm not surprised at anyone using store-bought Alkalines being disappointed.

Bosch makes an -excellent- cordless glue gun (Bosch GluePen) that heats up really fast, and recharges over micro-USB; but you have to get it from Amazon.de (Germany); you can't buy that glue gun from anywhere in the U.S. (that I was able to find). I own one, and like it very much; but it's also a touch expensive once you factor in the exchange rate and shipping.
439460
For this gun, it's amazing and well worth the price! BUT, you have to remember that this is a Tokyo marui clone airsoft AEG. This is a Chinese knock-off and needs to be a reminder that you're getting what you're paying for; a clone. This gun has lots of pros and cons, and here they are!

PROS:
Great CQB FPS (flies at least 45-50 feet with .23BBS before showing a drop)
Hard ABS plastic body
Compact body, all wires and pieces very well built into it, no loose innards
Very compact, gets around corners
Can take a variety of magazines
Somewhat rugged and can take a few hits
Just a cool look to it!

CONS:
NOT a long range weapon, somewhat a mid range
Somewhat TOO compact, wires to connect battery have to be stuck in very well to close the grip where battery compartment is
Charging is easier with battery inside slot in top of receiver
Sights are adjustable, but not too helpful from high hop up
Use very little hop up, always gets too high
Some wire has become exposed from being fit too close to sharp edges
Back plate's metal strap piece has fallen off, and I've lost it (have to carry with a strap, so it gets in the way after a while)
You're not getting a marui, but a Chinese clone, be careful
Magazine that it came with and battery work fine, but get extras of each just in case!

All in all, VERY GOOD CLONE! I would recommend this gun to any person new to airsoft or someone on a budget for a good CQB primary or side arm.
I have owned this airsoft gun since about MID OCTOBER 2013, no problems except feeding problems with the magazine supplied, but a little time and patience and its working fine. Disassembly and re-assembly are very easy with guides on YouTube to make a modification to it.

REMEMBER, GET HEAVIER THAN .20G BBS

EDIT: May 18th, 2015
I have recently added a PDW stock to the gun alongside a Matrix 3000 high speed motor to the gun alongside a claw mount and red dot. This is an excellent CQB PDW gun and going to local fields and skirmishing with friends become more of a challenge for my enemies and friends alike. I can keep my own against more and more M4s, AKs, and even my friend's tricked out M14 and my friends sniper. Woodland combat has never been more fun to start off a summer! So I don't mess anything up, I'm waiting for a pro to put in my tight bore barrel for me and a new hop up bucking. GET THIS GUN.
303324
Added this to my Ruger 10-22 for Steel Challenge and it's been great. Only complaint is that the battery seems to die quickly even if you turn the site off when storing. Turned it off after first time using it and put it away in the gun safe for 2 weeks, brought it out to shoot again and battery was already dead. <shrug>
654250
I like this product. The gun sights are worthless  so this really helps. It took just a minute to sight in. And after 150 rounds it is still holding on target. It even fits in my leather wallet holster that I wear in my front pocket.

The problem I have encountered though is that after one week the battery was already fading.  There is nothing to prevent the holster from squeezing the gun while in my pocket and turning the laser on. Yes, the laser has a 10 min auto shutoff, but this gun is my edc and everytime I bend over or squat the laser turns on for 10 minutes.

I'm going to try to modify either the laser or the holster to prevent this from happening, but if I am unsuccessful I'll have to return the laser. I can't be buying a new $5 battery every week for this thing.

If you have a holster made for this laser then I would recommend the laser with 5 stars. I can only imagine that pocket holsters like mine or even the uncle Mike's will all cause the laser to turn on while in your pocket. If only the on/off button was indented rather than protruding from the side.