G&G CM16 ARP9 CQB Carbine Airsoft AEG (Model: Black - Fire / Add LiPo Battery and Charger)

"Honestly probably the best stock aeg for this price range, 2 things that I didn’t like tho. The small battery space, and getting the muzzle off

"It's a really good quality PCC for CQB arenas, it very comfortable to manuveral in tight environments. With an 11.1 battery I can last about 1hr 30mins in a game.
My main grief would be its battery compartment, there is barely any space because of the internal wiring and inline mosfet. I may consider getting a different stock.

"I have had this gun for a long time now and I love it. I play at an outdoor field and it outperforms most aegs. Unfortunately, it has broken down in recent times. Something is wrong with the elections either the wiring or the mosfit.

Pros
Outperforms other aegs
Super small and pretty light
LOUD
Fast full auto
grate with the drum mag
Price

Cons
The stock wasn't covetable for me
Battery space is nonexistent in the stock stock
LOUD
Mine died but I don't think it would be that hard/ expensive to fix I was planning on hpaing it anyway

This gun made me love airsoft and G&G. Before this I had a velkan and never had any fun because of how bad it was.

"This is a really cool gun. However, be careful with the trigger! Because it's and electronic trigger it has microswitches that can be smashed if you yank the trigger too hard. I recently discovered this when my gun started bursting on semi auto and also firing on trigger releases. It can be fixed, but I wish i had known to be more careful for my gun is only a 3 months old, and i wasn't violently smashing the trigger either. So just don't be too hard on your trigger pulls.

"I love this gun and everything it has to offer. My only concern is that I bought 2 mags for it and after a few months both of them broke. Overall the actual gun is very reliable and great for CQB.

"This is is a real good gun and the external feel is really nice; it has a good balance and weight to it with virtually no wobbly parts except for the stock when it's extended. The only thing that really works against the gun is the battery compartment and how little space you get. Sure the MOSFET and the ETU are cool, but the componets as well as the absurdly long wiring take up most of your room in the buffer tube, forcing the user to cram the battery in and shift the wires around untill they are just able to close the battery cap on, and this is with just a 7.4v stick type LiPo. Also be warned that G&G's motors are prone to wear down faster, but it makes up for the fact that it can take almost any V2 gearbox out there. Overall it's a solid intermediate gun, And if you want more battery space there is an external upgrade offered by Airtech studios that gives you more space, but on the downside to that you really can't retract the buttstock.

"I've had this gun for a few weeks now. Trigger response is killer, looks awesome, but there is 1 problem, the 300 round mags feed horrendously. I'm gonna get the drum, Ik that will probably be worse but oh well lol. 4/5 stars overall. Also it's a bit loud for my taste haha.

"New review, I've had it for a while now and put 1000+ BBs through it. Took a bit of time for my magazine to break in, had some problems at first but know it works fine. This thing is just plain fun to shoot!

Pros:

Looks killer
Extremely accurate for such a short barrel
Small Size - Great for maneuverability and balances in the hand well
Not front-heavy like many M4's, doesn't tire out my arm muscles after long periods of holding it (HUGE PLUS!)
Great trigger response
Very high rate of fire for the price you pay
Three round burst is a all I need
Easy to remove flash hider (makes it MUCH quieter with it off, like 50%+ less loud). It's plastic anyways and for me it is just too loud.
Point & Aim shooting - once you get a feel for the gun you don't eve need to use a sight, you can just make slight adjustments and hit pretty much everything you aim at (seriously!)

Cons:
High cap magazine needs some breaking in
No matter how much I wind the mag I don't seem to get any more BB's loaded
Sometimes the magazine will unwind if you wind too much
Heavier than you think
Battery space is small.
Sights it comes with are hard for me to aim with, the aperture is too thick on the rear sight (I just threw a red dot on it)
Loud with included blast shield / flash hider

This a sweet CQB gun. Once I get some mid-caps or the drum mag this may be my go-to gun.
4.25 Stars!

"Great gun, shoots amazing out of the box, lightweight, and has awesome style and looks to it.

Pros:
Hop-up shoots very far and accurate out of box. ( it's plastic and proprietary but the rotary system is good)

Lightweight. Metal handguard, metal stock, rest is tough plastic

Cons:
Mag is cheap plastic. Really doesn't feel like quality at all. Also has some feeding issues if you use heavier than .28 bbs(I hpa tapped my gun so I need to use .30 or heavier. This issue is annoying considering there aren't other mags.)

Mags, stock, and hopup are proprietary

This thing is really loud with the amplifier

Those are the only issues I've found which aren't even that bad. I wish the mag was metal or more solid plastic material but I'm still very happy with this gun. If you plan on dropping a hpa nozzle in you're going to need a much longer inner barrel or you'll be shooting all over the place

4/5 because of cheap feeling mag. That was a big reason I bought this gun, for the 9mm style mag. A shame it feels like cheap plastic compared to the rest of the gun.

"It's a great little blaster, the only problem I have is this, mine tends to cut out after a while even with a fully charged battery. I've checked and my voltage is high enough to run it but gun just cuts out.

"I just got mine today and was trying it out and tested the trigger response for the first time and it worked for a few shots and stopped working and I don't know what happened