Cybergun / FN Herstal Licensed FN2000 Airsoft AEG Rifle (Package: Tan / 350FPS )

"I bought the 400fps version in black and added an 11.1v lipo and damn this gun is a beast, it’s pretty heavy , but I like it , it feels beefy in your hands I added a tracer unit and a red dot and tactical light , I love this gun it’s awesome!!! The details are a plus as well it is an exact replica, just go watch hikok 45 on YouTube he has a video on the FN F2000

"Pros:
Affordable
F2000s are sort of rare
Comes with battery and charger
Easy take down for cleaning
Mock charging handle with ability to lock up (You can MP5 Slap it)
300+ FPS
Officially Licensed by the people who made the REAL F2000

Cons:
Tan model has more of a dark tan than the lighter tan pictured (Minor issue)
Uses ONLY hi cap mags
Charging handle is very flaccid (Feel like its gonna snap)

Overall great but for $155 and a unique looking gun. If you want a quality gun under $200, get this!

"the hop us of AUG 100% SAFE gears piston head and cylinder head V3, and we have a long type AUG air nozzle, it is a replica that for its low cost the ROF is a marvel It has from the factory is excellent and it is shooting at 390FPS without adjusting the screw of the spring eagle ahh yes of course because the guide of the spring has to adjust to 420FPS INCREDIBLE

https://www.evike.com/products/54608/.

I recommend this improvement to gain more FPS

"TL;DR: a very good budget option for an F2000 without the semi issues/midcap issues present on the G&G model
- uses a v3 gearbox with double stage trigger - non-proprietary parts!
- includes 9.6V/1600mAh NiMH/charger
- no quick change spring
- variable fps spring adjustment screw
- mock charging handle is kinda flaccid
- gearbox support plate removal requires back of body to be opened a tad (had to remove back 2 body screws)
- rubber butt plate held in by a screw
- midcap stanags fit, specna arms s-mags and krytac midcaps very snugly fit
- evike bamf gen1 mags don't fit, ares a-mags don't fit
- non-stanag mag fitment issues appear to be due to magwell shape/extra material on the front/back of magazine, NOT due to any screws near the top of the magwell
- ~14rps and 280-290fps unhopped on .25g bb's on max spring adjustment screw with 9.6V/1600mAH NiMH (not the included battery)

"Don't really feel like a sub-200 gun, really solid external and internal. Just needs some modification: the trigger that comes with it is horrible, you may need to take the body apart, file the trigger contact area, and bent the rod to make it sit loosely in the rails. And you may have to adjust the 2 trigger contact points to make the 2 stage trigger work, and shorten the trigger pull.
But the battery comes with it doesn't work.
Other than the 2 problems, it is far better than expected.

"It's a fun gun to have, but don't expect it to be the best, great to shoot, nice little details, and has a nice weight, only issue is with feeding, firing and mag acceptance, good luck finding a mid cap that works since your going to be stuck with hi capas

"I got the 400fps version, it’s very accurate and it has the spring quick change feature, only problem I had was the battery came with it was not holding charge.

"Right off the bat, it should be noted that you'll always have an easier time with an m4 or an ak in all departments - ergonomics and comfort/ease of use, out-of-the-box performance as well as upgrade availability, all that stuff. But if youre uhh like me and really don't want to run something that you see every day, here's my most impartial review of the gun:

I won't really be talking about ergonomics or trigger pull or anything rather than the actual perfomance and quality of the gun. It is just fine out of the box, though there is a major issue that you should know about before buying - I will get to that in just a moment. As far as general performance goes, it is only capable of roughly 40m shots before its totally out of range. I ordered the 400fps version, the box said 377fps, and the chronograph at my field said 309 fps, which is disappointing, though only if you wanted to run this as a longer range weapon than cqb (which is entirely reasonable, as the bullpup design gives it a 17 inch barrel while still being shorter than many of the m4s on the field), you'll have to upgrade the barrel, hop up, and, as i hear, the bucking. That being said, it still has a quick change spring system so you can increase fps, and it is compatible with aug parts so upgrades really won't be too much of a hassle, the gun is also easy to disassemble and work on (gearbox comes right out the back, barrel assembly comes right out the front). A lot of times, if it's a stock gun youre running, you'll be outcompeted by other players regardless, its really no big deal.

The major issue here (VERY IMPORTANT TO BE AWARE OF) is that bbs can get stuck in the gun and potentially get inside the gearbox and destroy it while the gun is firing. This is something that I was not aware of until the gun was already on the way, as I decided to do a second deep dive into the reviews while I waited for it to be delivered. This does NOT happen while the mag is in the gun/feeding, only while the mag is being ejected (the excess bbs will roll out of the feeding tube into the magwell once the mag is ejected). If you are holding the gun level to the ground and you are sure to shake out all of the bbs from the feeding tube in the magwell, it will be as quick and easy as one firm pump of the arm while youre reaching for your other mag. If you are holding it at an angle at which the loose bbs can get caught in the magwell upon ejecting the magazine, then they can get inside the gun fairly easily (there are a few plastic pieces inside the magwell that will trap the bbs in if you are holding the barrel upwards or at an odd angle). While this is definitely a huge design flaw, it is something that I was aware of before the gun arrived at my door, and I was able to get through an 8 hour day of gameplay at my local field without any bbs getting stuck inside the gun at all, because I was sure to hold the gun level to the ground and shake out the bbs each time I reloaded/ejected the mag. It gets very fast with muscle memory, it is certainly a huge design flaw, like HUGE, but it is just another thing that I willingly put up with in order to run something unique. I don't think I'd have gotten the gun if I knew about this before actually placing the order, though it is manageable enough that I am extremely excited to upgraded this gun and really kick ass with it.

So, the breakdown: Good gun, definitely will want to upgrade if you want it to really be of good use (worth it if you like unique platforms, its not much worse than plenty of other stock guns), though has the big design flaw of allowing bbs into the gun and potentially destroying the gearbox. Again, I was able to get through 8 hours of gameplay without this happening because I was SURE to shake out all of the bbs while holding the gun LEVEL to the ground EVERY TIME I ejected the magazine. This would have been a dealbreaker if I knew about it before ordering, but now that I've got it, it's actually managable enough that its worth it just to run something that nobody else has.

"Fun gun
It moves better than one might expect, I got a couple players while I was running (snap shot)
Transition from left to right felt good.
It's not an M4 and that's cool
Super picky with magazines, I got a couple "flash mags" that work well enough.
It's design won't fit my super high caps and I question if drum mags will fit.
Easy to disassemble, but you'll wanna glue the tiny square nuts in place, before you lose them, they are in the back.
For whatever reason, pellets get into the back of the inside of this gun and will eventually get into your gearbox thus destroying it. Not sure why or how, haven't been able to stop em. It's a crappy design flaw
Shake out pellets after every mag.
This takes AUG internals, if that's a good thing.
It's loud AF and could use some love.
Mine shoots great, right out of.the box and has been a lot of fun to play with.

"I've always been a fan of the exotic stuff that FN Herstal brings to the table, and hope they do more with this airsoft rifle and all of their airsoft products. I love the look of the F2000. It feels fantastic but needs some support to truly shine. A few things to take into account before purchasing.

1. When they say it's picky with Mags they aren't kidding. I've tried both the G&G 150rnd Polymer and Krytak 150rnd polymer and neither worked. Don't even bother with mags like the Evike BAMF mags. They don't fit, which they tell you in the video. I'm going to try out the G&P STANAG metal midcaps and pray they work. Otherwise, I guess it's only hi-caps for this gun.

2. The trigger takes some getting use to and the selector switch can be a little mushy. The p90 by FN Herstal and Cybergun, has a selector switch that is far more crisp. I know when its in safety, semi or full auto with a very distinct click into position. The F2000 selector is a little loose on semi, so I just gun it for full auto and practice shooting semi on that, which is very easy to do with the squishier trigger pull of a bullpup. Hopefully this can be improved with some airsoft tech.

3. Peripherals. Finding some nice quality of life pieces for the gun is hard. From what I've heard it should be fully upgradable with it's internals, but other support is lacking. Evike has a spare charging handle on the website (which serves no functional purpose other than looking cool,) and all the other peripherals are from the G&G run of the gun, and serve little purpose for this variant. A sling is hard to find at a reasonable price as well, with most slings on other websites selling for about half the price of this airsoft gun.

TL;DR
Stand out from the typical M4 crowd with something fun and affordable. Stick with metal STANAG Mags and prepare to upgrade at some point. Otherwise, just have fun with it for a while.

I love mine and hope to make it a beautiful space gun.

"solid gun but not lipo ready had to get a full piston replacement after i put a 11.1 inside other than that got it fixed and works fine

"From an amateur tech perspective: This gun is through and through an AUG in an F2000 body (hop up looks to be a standard AUG hop up but not too sure and gearbox is basically an AUG gearbox not too sure about nozzle length). So if that appeals to you, double stage trigger and all this gun is for you. I would say the externals are solid and slightly less sturdy and nice feeling than the G&G but at half the cost can you really complain?

Took this gun out stock and it performed decently at Code Red. FPS is on the low side even with the allen key FPS adjustment screw in the back all the way turned in (350 FPS). Got inside the gearbox (remove two screws in the back a la the P90), fixed up compression, teflon taped the bucking and boom 400 FPS no problem. My only gripe is that a large gap at the top of the gearbox allowed a BB to somehow roll in the gearbox and jam my AR latch. My suggestion to anyone is to make sure there are no bbs in the body of your gun when you take out the mags.

Mag compatability ive only tested with high caps. My hexmags and my elite force 140s dont fit.

All in all a great beginner gun for CQB OOTB and a decent upgrade platform. Just hated how I was unlucky enough to get a BB in my gearbox :(

"Less Than Stellar.

I bought this Gun on an Impulse buy, and I was really excited to get it.
Upon Unboxing I was Thrilled, The gun was sleek, compact, and felt good in my hands!
I slapped that magazine in in the well and ejected it. Reloads felt great! the sight picture looked, OK.
The Charging handle serves no purpose other than to look cool, But it is very wobbly. I have a feeling it will break off without any trouble. It does lock back but any slight bump it will slam forward. e door where the Shells would eject on the real one is there and it opens and closes, but again, serves no purpose except to look cool.
The Hop up is accessible on this little door in the back and is very accessible and snaps shut. Vey nice.
Battery compartment takes some work to get to but not impossible.
The Takedown was very Easy.
So then I went to the Airsoft Bucket and started customizing it.
The Orange tip is glued in place and I can't tell if it has a retention screw. but it it just plastic anyway and my break off, but I have not done so yet to see if there is a Threaded Barrel underneath for a Tracer unit, Mock suppressor or an after market Flash hider.
Optic Rail is Large enough to attach a Variety of Scopes, Red dots and Magnifiers.
No Side rails for flashlights or lasers.
The forward assembly of the Gun looks like it slides off and to reveal an under rail but I was unsuccesssful in removing it. so there may not be any.
I tried a Verity of different Magazines and started running into trouble.
Drums do not fit, C type and Single drums too.
Obviously it takes full Stanag type mags, Mid, and High caps,. but certain brands did not work. Older Models like Dboys, CYMA, and KWA mags did fit. but my G&G Midcaps did Not fit.
Nor did my Vietnam Style short mags fit.
Any mag with a Pull tab seemed to get stuck too.
and My Magpul EPM1 mags got stuck, I mean really stuck, a 20 minute affair of taking the gun apart and forcing the mag out.

and then I tried firing it.
I could not get it to shoot full auto. semi auto only.
Both selections and still only semi auto.
For the Price I can't complain too much, and for an indoor Gun Semi auto is the only choice anyway.

Sling, works Ok, I used a P90 Sling wrap.

And Lastly, something I always forget to do... Testing the Gun in your hand in Full kit.
It fought with my Plate carrier and got in the way of some stuff.
and the Problem wit almost all bullpup airsoft guns, My full facemask gets in the way of aiming down the sights the smaller masks, not so much, but it is still cumbersome.

"Middle ground for a reason. I began to question it's quality right of the box. The charging handle felt flimsy in the first place, so I was gentle with it. Yesterday, two pieces of plastic broke off, yet it wasn't important. I wasn't too worried with it. But today, I pulled it back and it seemed to get stuck. Yesterday it was sticking also. I let it go forward and it broke right off. Words can't explain my disappointment for Cybergun as a whole. Sure, this is only $150, but I expect the charging handle to work and be solid.

"The gun looks cooler than it really is. It's heavy and awkward to operate, the magazine well is oddly shaped and does not fit other m4 style mags as advertised. The rate of fire is insane, but when the magazine misfires and doesn't feed smoothly it's all for nothing. Also the charging handle on mine is all wobbly and loose like it could just fall off and I kinda hope it does because it's big and bulky and just gets it the way. Maybe I just got a bad gun or maybe it's really just not a good gun, but I was kinda disappointed with it overall and will probably sell it soon here