Tokyo Marui Colt Licensed Commando M733 AEG Rifle

"This AEG came in an od green cardboard box with diagrams and specs simulating a vintage US Army style, with references to the '93 battle of Mogadishu. Upon opening the box you'll find the M733 retro style carbine, a magazine, cleaning rod, and a user manual printed entirely in Japanese.
I removed the handguard and connected the battery. At this point I discovered fitting the battery and wires back into the handguard and reassembling is horrifically frustrating. I watched a video and am now okay at it.
The gun ran fine in backyard testing, and continued to be boringly reliable in an airsoft match the next day. I found the accuracy lacking though, at least at the time.
Eventually I got around to messing with the hop-up and iron sight adjustments in my backyard, and was able to dial in some decent accuracy. From this point on getting headshots at up to 25 yd shouldn't be an issue.
Buy with confidence!

"I got this gun a long time ago, but it is far from stock now. It looks like the CAR15s from Blackhawk Down and Blood Diamond. I have installed a hurricane m733 metal body, G&P XM177 flash hider, 8mm lipo ready gearbox, guarder rail, AimPoint COMP2 red dot, and im running it all with a firefox lipo battery. I also installed a Prometheus 6.03mm barrel but kept the TM hop up. it also has a m120 spring in it currently for a limited fps game on march 14th. It usually sports a systema m150(cranks out 585fps with .25g and 572 with .28g max range with .25g 200'+ max range with .28g IDK!). I still have all the TM parts i removed they are all in working condition.

TM makes a very good AEG still and you rarely have any problems with TMs out of the box. I know I haven't and I have had my fair share of them. Please don't give up on TM! They make a quality product that is reliable and easy to work on/upgrade see what I've done with mine!

"Well i would like to first say that you people should remember Tokyo Mauri was the company that originally designed the AEG. All the other AEG companies used TM's idea. Now lets get to the gun.

Pros
ACCURATE-----------
Great feel (for plastic)
Upgradable
Perfect size for CQB
Barrel DOES NOT wobble as some M4's do
Hop-up works like a dream
Sound nice
Good ROF

Cons
Mostly plastic (good plastic though)
The flap that covers the hopup adjuster keeps flipping down. My friend also had this problem
Low fps (as most TM's do around 285) {PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND UPGRADE THIS}
No rails.. not a big deal
Whenever you take out the mag, 2 BBs always falls out for some reason
Not great ammo capacity (68 rounds. but remember real guns only have about 30)

Conclusion
Great gun for indoor use GOOD BUY

"Well, as we all know, TM AEG's are usually lower power and overpriced. I made the mistake of buying this a couple years ago when I was unaware of the cheaper, faster, and full metal models. Since I'm stuck with it, I put a spring into it that makes it shoot about 345 fps. I haven't had any problems with it at all. Just wish I bought something else.

"I really really wanted to love this gun. I love the carry handle old school look. The performance of the gun is whatever. I used it at Miami Airsoft( indoor CQB), I def felt outgunned mostly due to the much lower FPS. It just seemed like I couldn't hit anyone compared to my VFC M4. First day of game play I burned up the fuse by running a 7.4 lipo. Overall its a cool "collectible" gun, but I wouldn't use it as my go to gameplay gun.

Pros:
-Cool retro rifle
-Comes in a cool BlackHawk Down Box (def holding onto this box)
-super light
-pretty accurate

Cons:
-plastic (entire rifle is plastic (expect for the barrel) it feels kinda cheap
-low FPS (felt like people could dodge my shots from a distance)
-not lipo ready