CYMA Platinum SR-47 MK47 QBS Airsoft AEG Rifle (Model: 8" M-LOK / Waffle Magazine)

"Probably one of the best rifles I've ever shot or owned. Rounds per second is true to the description, and even on a 7.4 lipo it feels like I'm running a 11.1v, its amazing. The accuracy is also amazing, I was able to hit people from across the field easily, was near laser like. Build quality is great, and its all very solid, even the stock, which I've noticed tends to be wobbly on a lot of guns. The only cons I can think of are that it is quite heavy(though I am mainly used to polymer airsoft guns), the flashhider is very difficult to remove(luckily the orange tip is super easy to remove, as it is just a small plastic ring around a nice metal flashhider), and it has a dial hop up instead of a rotary(which isnt really a big deal, but rotary hop ups are easier to disassemble, and I like to change out stuff)

Overall, Cyma platinum line guns are one of the best guns on the market in my opinion, beating out most other high budget brands, but at a much lower price

"This is gun is a beast, shoots 370fps on .2s and has an incredibly fast fire rate. My only issue is some mags are a bit wobbly but the waffle mags Cyma sells fit fantastic. Overall great purchase!

"This gun is worth the price imo. Got the 10 inch version.

Pros:
Trigger response with a 11.1v is just oh so good.
QBS is very useful and includes ball bearings on the spring guide.
Mags are cheap, at 11 bucks a pop.
Rate of fire is great out of the box, you really dont need a 11.1. A 9.6 will work great.
Deans.
Everything is full metal except the pistol grip and stock.
Plenty of battery space.
Orange tip is very easy to take off, i flicked it off with a screw driver.
Mine came shimmed well and had a good aoe.
What seems to be a good stock motor.
Good air seal.
Working dust cover.

Cons:
Stock has a little wobble as well as my mags.
The screws on the base plate of the pistol grip gave out mid full auto and shredded the wires.
The hop up is proprietary and is non interchangeable , however the bucking may be i have yet to check.
The cylinder head wouldn't fit a after market air nozzle.
Oh boy are the internals somethings else, they put this awful blue glue like oil everywhere. I even lost shims in it.
The actual gearbox is incredibly hard to separate i had to use all my manly might to separate them the first time. After doing so my selector switch lets clicky.
And if you plan on throwing a titan or aster in the gun you will need to sand down a spot they use to hold a screw that holds in the trigger contacts. (Its like a hollow pillar in the middle of the trigger contacts.)
The accuracy leaves much to be desired, get a better barrel and maybe a bucking and you will be shooting a laser.
Mine double fed after i worked on it but thats more than likely my fault.
Anti reversal latch has a odd spring that goes into the trigger contact wire grooves.
The full metal black flash hider it comes with attached is incredibly hard to take off.

And thats all folks, this is a amazing first gun and is worth it. And the m4 version as well. Catch it on sale as it often does and you can get a mean machine for sub 250.