CYMA Sport Tactical M3 Super 90 3-Round Burst Airsoft Shotgun (Model: KeyMod Tactical / Desert Tan)

"This is awesome, it has great accuracy if you use 25g bbs. I would recommend using this if you want to have a CQB load out. You can also remove the buffer tube. Big thanks to Evike for selling this. I always wanted to have shot gun.

"This thing is a beast for cqb. Full metal except for the slide. Reliable due to it being spring powered, and effective due to its tri-shot nature. My local CQB field has a very low FPS limit of 300 so I bought this and paired it with a T238 shotgun tracer and a Battleaxe m4 mag adapter. The fixed hopup hops .25s very well for cqb, especially if you wanna get around walls and stuff. At longer ranges, you may want heavier BBs. Overall very pleased, the build turns a lot of heads at the field, and I had fun learning how to use a shotgun when everyone else has semi auto rifles.

Doesn't pack too much of a punch either, but some players were telling me that it hurt at closer ranges because all 3 BBs hit the same place. Keep this in mind, and try to aim low when you can at CQB ranges.

"This shotgun is better than I imagined! I thought I would be outgun by rifles when I brought it out to the field, but I was shocked when I was dominating rifle users especially since it's spring powered which I absolutely love, 3 bullets coming out at once is really deadly. The only bad thing about it is the the orange tip is hard to take off.

"Really Good gun to any Budget Build or skirmisher.
It come with Sharkteeth muzzle(Metal)
gud design and Badass performance. just get some extra shells and ur gud to go
For me this is my WildCard Weapon cuz it bridges the gap between Primary and sidearm. get a nice grip with it too and it comes with shells and speed loader, and is nicely hefty and the m4 buffertube stock is multi position.

"Really Good gun to any Budget Build or skirmisher.
It come with Sharkteeth muzzle(Metal)
gud design and Badass performance. just get some extra shells and ur gud to go
For me this is my WildCard Weapon cuz it bridges the gap between Primary and sidearm. get a nice grip with it too and it comes with shells and speed loader, and is nicely hefty and the m4 buffertube stock is multi position.

"First impressions.

Build quality:5/5 feels good in the hand materials are nice and robust but there is a slight wobble in my slide, not a big deal should be an easy fix.

Performance: great for CQB and very maneuverable. Slide is much easier to rack than others I’ve used in the past! Effective out to about 65-70 feet

Only real complaint I have is that the additional keymod rail section This gun comes with didn’t include the necessary hardware to mount it to the keymod handguard! (BMC keymod rail purchased through amazon to replace it) But besides that I fitted my shotgun with an EO tech replica, surefire replica and a magpul vertical foregrip.

"It is a great gun I would so far give 5 stars it has good grouping and FPS is consistent and for some users it may be a Little hard to pump it .

"This is a really good gun period. It is cyma so it is a tank and lives up to its company name. A few things I have complaints about are:
1. It DOESN'T come whith iron sights(not a huge deal but it does shoot a bit high whith .25s just looking down the Barrel).
2. The pump is NOT metal and it is kind of lose agin not a big deal ( I am a full metal guys so thats just me)
3. My Lancer tac stele keymod sections cut in to the receiver if i put in the middle there are plenty of other spots to put them.

Over all this a great gun and highly recommend it.
Ps it also comes whith a speed loader and uncaring rod.

"great gun for CQB or zombie events

"I wrote a very in-depth review about this gun because I believe it deserves more credit than its getting, but unfortunately it was never posted for some reason and I cant find it. So this will hopefully sum it up until I re-write it.

This gun out-preforms any other tri shot I've used in terms of range and grouping. I believe it is not the same internals as past tri-shots because this shotgun can keep up with standard AEG's which ive never seen. Its also accurate enough to use a red dot practically. In terms of reliability, its spring, so it will work everytime you put BB's in the thing which is why its 100% better than a jag arms scatter gun. It feels great too, strong, realistic, heavy feel unlike the plastic ones. I do have a few issues but I suspect I just got unlucky: The pump is creaky/wobbly and feels flimsy almost like it wasn't tightened enough, and the pump also does not lock when chambered. Again these could be malfunctions/ damage but its important to keep in mind. But if you want a spring shotgun that actually fires more than 1 BB, get this one.

"Great preforming shotgun, a lot of details compared to the usual M3 burst shotguns, so I'll do a pros an cons.

PROS:

- Feeds Reliably
- Full metal: has a good weight and feel
- One of the few highly modular spring tri-shot shotguns
-Buffer tube can allow for custom stocks and it looks as though you can also swap the pistol grip, which I did not expect.
- The range and fixed hop up are both surprisingly good, close if not equal to performance of a good stock AEG,
.25 work well for me but a heavier weight may be better for you.
- Range and accuracy actually allow for a practical use of a red dot. Seems to be improved from previous versions
of the M3.
- Spring, no battery or gas, so again very reliable and a great backup.
- Super cheap shells, comes with 3 which is nice.

CONS:

- The key mod pump is key mod, could be m-lok.
- The pump wobbles and creaks, the only weak part of the gun. That said, I fire the thing aggressively and no issues so far. Its possible this is just mine, as other cyma shotguns I have owned in the past were sturdy.
- My pump does not lock once chambered, this could also be faulty.

In total I added a custom stock, micro dot, forward grip, and laser. Aesthetically its an eye catcher, but it also preforms well.

"First off I've only had this model for a few hours but
God(explicit word) on accident I found out this fires pump & slam fire, this is a go nuts type of equipment thing to have on field and off it during practice/training/boredom within reason. Get you one if and when you can, no pressure.
10/10 till further notice.

"Its a solid gun for the cash totally one of the best shawtys ive had Heft, Feel, Looks the works even got shark teeth muzzel brake attached . But the pistol grip broke on mine so look out other than that it still works just fine just use .38-.40. gram bbs on it and it hit HARD!

"I purchased this shotgun after the price increased, personally I think the weapon is over hopped, if you use lighter grade bbs they tend to spread about 35 feet or so, I used .38 bbs to get a good grouping, I recommend using a handstop instead of the grip provided because the pump is a bit wobbly. All over the build quality is exceptional and I ALWAYS get looks and comments.

"I was down to this CYMA Springer shotty or a JAG Arms Scattergun, but ultimately went with this because 1. I knew I wouldn't be potentially skirting the FPS/Joule limits of my CQB field 2. Noticeably cheaper.

As for the shotgun itself, it is the best springer shotgun I've ever had, but it's not perfect.

It has the best range I've ever seen on a shotgun. As some have noted it can compete with entry level AEG ranges if not more. There's a caveat to this though. The reason why it's range is so good is because the fixed hop-up is set EXTREMELY high. With .25 bbs I had the top bb sailing upwards around 35-45 degrees. To get any sort of accuracy or usable spread, you're going to need to use heavier bbs. .32s have done the trick for me and I feel they are in the sweetspot of this hopup. They go far and straight, and have a respectable spread even at max range. Those are also the heaviest bbs my indoor field allows. .30s could probably work too but I'll have to test. Regardless, I STRONGLY recommend you use .30 or .32s for this shotgun to compensate for the hop-up.

Construction is solid overall. Metal all over the place. Very sturdy to hold and rigid construction...outside of one part: The pump. The pump is my biggest con with this gun. While it is keymod, it is 100% plastic (the exterior pump itself; not sure about the internal pump mechanism) and wobbles more than I would like, contrasting the build quality of the rest of the shotgun. The other big issue with it is that the keymod mounts on it are near useless because if you mount something to them, it's going to collide with the backwall of the gun as you rack the pump, either scraping it badly or jamming it. I learned this the hard way -_-'. The only way I don't see it happening is if you get super small keymod mounts and mount them at the very front of the pump. The bottom of the pump where the foregrip is attached is an RIS rail, not a keymod. So any RIS accessories work fine there (I have a flashlight mounted in front of my grip)
I get making the pump better may have drove up the overall price, but I'd have rather seen a better quality pump and a cut corner somewhere else (IE maybe more plastic on the body or a traditional shogun style stock rather than the M4-style layout?)


TLDR:
+Fantastic range
+Great construction overall
+Reliable (also still a springer so no batteries to die or gas to run out of)
+Room for accessories/customization

-Need to use heavier bbs (I recommend .30 or .32s) in order to get good accuracy and usable spread
-Plastic pump wobbles too much for my liking, especially since it's sees a lot of action
-Good luck actually fitting keymod accessories onto the keymod pump.

Would I still recommend it? Absolutely. It's going to be one of my main CQB weapons for a while, and even when I eventually switch to a HPA shotgun setup, this will still be a great backup.