G&P M4 CQB-R "Widow Maker" Airsoft AEG Rifle - Black (Package: Gun Only)

"This gun is perfect for cqb and when broken in it shoots right on the 360 fps limit. The fire rate is amazing and the internals are great as well as the reliability. This guns externals are realistic with a functioning bolt catch and bolt release.

Pros:
cqb ready
fire rate
reliable
cool widow maker trademark

"I have owned mine for almost 7 months. The gun is amazing.

Pros:
~23 bps on a 9.6
Fps is good for cqb and field.
Range

"i got this gun about a year ago. It is a really good gun overall, i have dropped it a number of times b/e im clumsy, and i havnt broken it yet.

"I bought mine last march and it has performed extremely well. I have not upgraded it.
Pros:
Solid construction, tight operation, well balanced with a crane battery, accurate up to 150 ft. A general blast to play with. Not a pain to field strip.

"I bought this gun about a year ago and it was one of the best AEG's i've played with!!

"So far, the best AEG I've fielded. I've bit the heck out of mine, upgraded it several times both internally and externally, painted it, and dropped it, and it's still running beautifully. The barrel length is a bit lacking, but with a suppressor, one can easily add a standard M4 length tightbore. I highly recommend.

"Just picked this gun one week ago

Pros
Nice camo look
2 rail covers and grip include the package
shoots really nice!

Cons
HARD to use Li Poly
FPS too high for CQR

"This gun isn't too bad. Just make sure you aren't going to get what you think. The camo looks WAY better in the picture than it does on the gun (but it still looks pretty cool) and as a result of the coating of paint on the gun, it is going to be virtually impossible for you to put the rail covers on. The magwell is also full of paint, so I had to sand the inside of the magwell in order t get the magazines in. 220 grit sandpaper does the job in like 10 minutes. You also have to take the stock off to get to the battery. you will want a nunchuck or stick battery to go in the stock. There are some covers that you twist off to put it in and if they get stuck on an angle you will probably need pliers to get them off again. You can leave the battery in the gun though once you get the battery in. Make sure you get the Dean's adaptor! I got 1 from amazon for like $8. I also have to return my gun for a repair because as a result of the HORRIBLE packaging by G&P, NOT EVIKE, something was knocked out of alignment, so the gun will not shoot at all. The box for the gun has 2 pieces of 1/4" foam on the top and bottom and about 2 layers of bubble wrap around the gun, that's it. There is nothing that keeps it from moving around in the box. All in all it's an ok purchase. I am just disappointed that I am having this many issues with something I spent $300 on. I expected more for the price and that is all I can say. Also for you people who play in a desert type environment, there is a desert digital camo version of this gun somewhere. It might be on Evike.com, but I know there is 1 out there!