G&G CM16 Raider 2.0 Polymer Airsoft AEG with M-LOK Handguard (Color: Black / Gun Only / Tamiya Plug)

"This gun is great. It's lightweight so even with my sight and light attachments, I don't really feel the weight bearing down on me for longer games. My only complaint was when I dropped the rifle and the mlok handguard cracked causing my flashlight to fall off. It wasn't a very high drop so I didn't think it would crack as badly as it did. Internally everything still works fine, but the flimsiness factor is gonna cost this gun some points.

"I got this as a project gun and it performs okay. Externally it feels great. I got it for a lightweight build because I run full metal every other time and I am pleased with the look and feel. The FPS is not as good as it should be, and doesn’t have the best range out of the box, but with a few minor upgrades it can be on par with some expensive stock rifles. Definitely recommend a bigger spring and sole compression upgrades to help, as well as a new hopup and barrel. I spent $300 on the gun, a good hopup, a good longer barrel, and a bucking and nun to flat hop and it shorts very nice. If you want to tech or get into installing your own parts/ doing your own build, I highly recommend this as a base. Only con is the low fps for me.

"I'm using a Elite Force 7.4V LiPo 1500 stick battery with a Tenergy Lipoly Battery Smart Charger so if you're wondering about what is compatible or not or what to get, I can assure you these work very very well. If you're looking to spend a little bit more for better charging get a iMax B6. Shooting is great, flip up sights are fine, I personally am not a huge fan of using iron sights of any gun, but they're serviceable. Included magazine is unfortunately a high cap, but an extra mag is an extra mag. This version (the straight up 2.0) luckily doesn't come with the crappy mosfet like the 2.0L does so that's a plus. Rotary hopup is very nice especially on a gun in this price range. The orange tip (atleast for where I live, the US) is very small, so keep that in mind. The picture shows the actual size of the orange tip in the US. Could be seen as a downside for someone not immediately recognizing it's an airsoft gun but if you look at the gun for half a second you can realize it's airsoft. I'll quickly reiterate the pros and cons.
Pros:
- Good range
- Large battery compartment. big enough to fit a 5 inch small stick battery
- Feels good, has some weight to it without being a burden to carry
- Adjustable mediocre iron sights
- Very durable, can easily use in any weather including rain
- Rotary hopup accessible through charging handle
- Can be used for indoor fields due to low FPS
- Comfy grip and stock
Cons:
- M-Lok rail, which looks awesome but attachments are harder to come by
- Possibly just my product but if you completely full auto for a few seconds the ejection port/hopup chamber opens

Overall would definitely recommend this as a beginner to intermediate gun, definitely worth the $20 USD more to get the 2.0 if you're on the fence.

"Where do I start. First off I want to say that this gun is super limited. as in that they are always on pre order, not saying that's a bad thing its just kind of annoying because it takes forever for them to restock but I managed to get my hands on one and it's pretty nice. if you use .25 bbs the FPS will more be like ~270-300 which is good where I am because I don't have an M.E.D. It gets the job done and I would recommend for intermediate to beginner players. It is metal where it needs to be and so that means it is pretty lightweight, probably the best bang for your buck starter gun and it wont break easily. I am probably going to put a polar star in it in the future.