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CYMA Standard Full Metal AK47-S Airsoft AEG Rifle w/ Steel Folding Stock and Real Wood Furniture (Package: Add 7.4v LiPo Battery + Charger)
17 Customer Reviews
by Chris N. on 09/09/2022
"beautiful replica and beautiful real wood furniture mine came with a quick change spring gearbox
by Andy Y. on 11/04/2018
"First let me start off this review by saying, if you are into shooting real rifles, and you are into AK's, CYMA has a huge selection of models to and they are great starters!
This partciular model I like for the compact-ness after teh stock is folded and it is the look I wanted to go for. Great gearbox from CYMA that is reliable and easy to work on as usual!
This partciular model I like for the compact-ness after teh stock is folded and it is the look I wanted to go for. Great gearbox from CYMA that is reliable and easy to work on as usual!
by Aidan B. on 11/28/2017
"Re-review:
About the upgrades I said I'd do in my previous review:
That was a terrible idea, leave it how it is. xD
The stock FPS, range, and accuracy are great, the Matrix M130 I got wouldn't even fit in, I ended up breaking gears, buying new gears, and generally mucking around wasting money and eventually having to buy a whole new gearbox that wasn't near as good as how it started.
About the upgrades I said I'd do in my previous review:
That was a terrible idea, leave it how it is. xD
The stock FPS, range, and accuracy are great, the Matrix M130 I got wouldn't even fit in, I ended up breaking gears, buying new gears, and generally mucking around wasting money and eventually having to buy a whole new gearbox that wasn't near as good as how it started.
by Preston A. on 04/09/2015
"Over all, this gun is a great starter gun. I got it 6 months ago and it still shoots at 420 fps. If you get this gun, you will need to purchase a 7.4v lipo, a charger, and bat pouch because the battery on this weapon is lacking (lasted for about 3 games). Another thing to keep in mind is that the flip-out stock is made of a pewter like metal and will snap under the stress of battles. However, this is a good thing for me because I prefer cqb. No tac rails. Very reliable though. Real wood & metal. Over a great gun.
Pros:
_Heavy
_Sling mounts
_Easily Upgraded to lipo with +15 rps
_reliable
_powerful
_very iconic on the battle field
_perfect for cqb without stock
Cons:
_Stock breaks off (this was a pro for me)
_Comes with cheap battery and charger
_Heavy (this is a pro for me)
_powerful and fast (this is a pro for me and a con for the guy I'm shooting)
_No tactical rails to mount accesories
Pros:
_Heavy
_Sling mounts
_Easily Upgraded to lipo with +15 rps
_reliable
_powerful
_very iconic on the battle field
_perfect for cqb without stock
Cons:
_Stock breaks off (this was a pro for me)
_Comes with cheap battery and charger
_Heavy (this is a pro for me)
_powerful and fast (this is a pro for me and a con for the guy I'm shooting)
_No tactical rails to mount accesories
by dwight W. on 11/26/2013
"This gun really is a piece of true quality. The wood grips give it a legendary touch and look and the metal adds to its durability and quality. The internals are amazing! I have owned this gun for about 4 years and know what i am talking about. It shoots accurate and smooth, almost never jamming except when i used cheap crossman bbs.
Pros
-Accurate and very reliable
-sturdy metal and good wood
-Awesome range and firepower
-Good trigger pull
-Metal everything!
I love this gun! I have never had any interior problems with this gun at all!
Cons
-9.6v long type battery does NOT fit in the gun.
-stock wobbles up and down ( don't really mind this)
-10 pounds might be a little heavy for a weaker or smaller guy... Don't worry though my son can handle this at 10 years and only 4.7 inches.
Overall a totally awesome gun!
Pros
-Accurate and very reliable
-sturdy metal and good wood
-Awesome range and firepower
-Good trigger pull
-Metal everything!
I love this gun! I have never had any interior problems with this gun at all!
Cons
-9.6v long type battery does NOT fit in the gun.
-stock wobbles up and down ( don't really mind this)
-10 pounds might be a little heavy for a weaker or smaller guy... Don't worry though my son can handle this at 10 years and only 4.7 inches.
Overall a totally awesome gun!
by Codie R. on 08/11/2011
"I have had this gun for about a month and all I can say is its amazing. It tears through 4 thick cardboard walls and shot 420fps out of the box.
Pros:
Realistic Feel
Heavy
Hurts
Reliable
Adjustable Sights
Cons:
400+ fps (I play cqb and course limits are 350fps so I had to buy a new spring)
Pros:
Realistic Feel
Heavy
Hurts
Reliable
Adjustable Sights
Cons:
400+ fps (I play cqb and course limits are 350fps so I had to buy a new spring)
by dondom d. on 09/14/2010
"I handled and fired the real AK-47 and this is heavier for some reason... Its also heavier than my JG FB6604 M4 Carbine.
I really like this AK, it smells like wood ;p It also shoots FAR! and its very accurate.
***** 5 stars!
I really like this AK, it smells like wood ;p It also shoots FAR! and its very accurate.
***** 5 stars!
by Matt D. on 01/26/2010
"Brandon N. is completely off. The "S" stands for "Skladnoy" or "folding" in reference to the under-folding stock. The "U" is used to refer to the side folding style (thus the name of the AKS-74U). What sense would it make for a Russian gun to use English words in its designation?
Anyway, this guns is amazing. I found a very slight wobble in the stock typical of under-folders, but nothing really noticeable while firing. Love the wood grips. Shoots hard and relatively accurate. Definitely recommended for anyone, especially considering the price. *****
Anyway, this guns is amazing. I found a very slight wobble in the stock typical of under-folders, but nothing really noticeable while firing. Love the wood grips. Shoots hard and relatively accurate. Definitely recommended for anyone, especially considering the price. *****
by Hong L. on 04/16/2009
"This AEG is great! Finish, performance and reliability = top notch! Get it! I have seen many AEG and this is by far the best AK47-S type AEG I have ever seen!
by Trevor C. on 10/06/2020
"Like all CYMA AKs, this is an accurate, powerful airsoft rifle. CYMA definitely earns the reputation they have for being a great stock gun.
That said, the button for the stock broke on me within the first 6 games after my son dropped it.
No big deal, right? WRONG. Getting parts for the stock has proved impossible for me. I spent $50 on a new stock from EVIKE that *said* it fit CYMA, but is entirely the wrong part for this gun. I guess there are other types of AKs out there that accept the replacement part, but the one that fits this gun is nowhere to be found.
I ended up replacing the receiver ($45) and adding a shovel handle for the stock. But-for $300 I did not get a $300 gun.
That said, while the internals are good, there are some upgrades that would greatly improve this gun. The nozzle and tappet plate are made of a cheap plastic that will need to be replaced at some point. The barrel and hop up leave much to be desired, and should be replaced to improve shot-to-shot consistency. The motor is weak and should be replaced with a high torque motor for faster trigger response. And of course, a MOSFET does wonders for trigger speed and the ability to use hotter batteries.
All in all, it’s a great starter gun, but if you want to take it to the next level, you’ll need to drop another $120 or so on it.
And get a fixed stock model if you want to avoid the issues with the stock. A fixed stock will also give you more room for batteries, as fixing a stick battery under the dust cover is a tight squeeze.
That said, the button for the stock broke on me within the first 6 games after my son dropped it.
No big deal, right? WRONG. Getting parts for the stock has proved impossible for me. I spent $50 on a new stock from EVIKE that *said* it fit CYMA, but is entirely the wrong part for this gun. I guess there are other types of AKs out there that accept the replacement part, but the one that fits this gun is nowhere to be found.
I ended up replacing the receiver ($45) and adding a shovel handle for the stock. But-for $300 I did not get a $300 gun.
That said, while the internals are good, there are some upgrades that would greatly improve this gun. The nozzle and tappet plate are made of a cheap plastic that will need to be replaced at some point. The barrel and hop up leave much to be desired, and should be replaced to improve shot-to-shot consistency. The motor is weak and should be replaced with a high torque motor for faster trigger response. And of course, a MOSFET does wonders for trigger speed and the ability to use hotter batteries.
All in all, it’s a great starter gun, but if you want to take it to the next level, you’ll need to drop another $120 or so on it.
And get a fixed stock model if you want to avoid the issues with the stock. A fixed stock will also give you more room for batteries, as fixing a stick battery under the dust cover is a tight squeeze.
by Samuel D. on 01/03/2018
"Its heavy, the under folding stock is a dog to work with, the pistol grip became wobbly after a week of practice, and the take down is its own little world.
Despite all that, this gun hasn't broken on me after a full year and a half of use, it shoots straight enough to hit guys at distance in woods games, and made a great walking stick when I stepped into a swamp last fall. Whole gun got submerged. After some time in the sun, and some solid shaking, the thing worked fine.
In a nutshell, its a pain to use but will always be there from my experience. Not my first choice by any means, but you cant really go wrong with it.
Also, the weight is almost nine pounds fully laden. It bent the hooks on my sling due to the weird mounting points. I ended up using an old shoe lace as the sling and calling it a day.
Despite all that, this gun hasn't broken on me after a full year and a half of use, it shoots straight enough to hit guys at distance in woods games, and made a great walking stick when I stepped into a swamp last fall. Whole gun got submerged. After some time in the sun, and some solid shaking, the thing worked fine.
In a nutshell, its a pain to use but will always be there from my experience. Not my first choice by any means, but you cant really go wrong with it.
Also, the weight is almost nine pounds fully laden. It bent the hooks on my sling due to the weird mounting points. I ended up using an old shoe lace as the sling and calling it a day.
by Aidan B. on 10/10/2016
"I got this as my first airsoft gun, and have had it a couple years now. Overall it's served me pretty well. It's a nice gun for $140, but rather cheap/flimsy in some regards. Especially the folding stock can be a problem. Mine hasn't actualy broken, but the stock mount wobbles loose, and the end part that folds often gets stuck in either position. This isn't normally a huge problem, just be prepared for a rather wobbly/unreliable stock.
I've never had it chronoed, so I don't know exactly how hard or rapidly it shoots. When it was newer, I could reliably hit a door-sized object at ~250 feet. It seems to have deteriorated somewhat since then, and the bbs tend to curve off towards the left or right. (I use .25g bbs.)
A 7.4v LiPo didn't detectibly change the ROF from the stock battery for me, but LiPos are better for lots of other reasons.
If you plan on opening up the gearbox, I suggest looking around the Internet to better understand how it actually works, otherwise it'll be pretty hard to get it back together. I've learned from experience on this one, but it's by no means easy to get it back together even knowing how it works.
I'm planning on putting some upgrades into it, and may re-review with the results. (expect to put in a M130 spring, Matrix Magnum High Torque motor, 6.03mm tight bore inner barrel, and Prometheus hop-up bucking.)
Good gun overall, I'd recommend it.
I've never had it chronoed, so I don't know exactly how hard or rapidly it shoots. When it was newer, I could reliably hit a door-sized object at ~250 feet. It seems to have deteriorated somewhat since then, and the bbs tend to curve off towards the left or right. (I use .25g bbs.)
A 7.4v LiPo didn't detectibly change the ROF from the stock battery for me, but LiPos are better for lots of other reasons.
If you plan on opening up the gearbox, I suggest looking around the Internet to better understand how it actually works, otherwise it'll be pretty hard to get it back together. I've learned from experience on this one, but it's by no means easy to get it back together even knowing how it works.
I'm planning on putting some upgrades into it, and may re-review with the results. (expect to put in a M130 spring, Matrix Magnum High Torque motor, 6.03mm tight bore inner barrel, and Prometheus hop-up bucking.)
Good gun overall, I'd recommend it.
by Dmitry K. on 07/21/2013
"This AEG performs well and had very few issues for me for over 2 years. So it is not bad overall.
PROS:
1. Consistent, good air seal. 440FPS out of the box. Now settled at 420. Not bad.
2. Sturdy and heavy.
3. Good quality wood.
4. Accurate (once I replaced the barrel, than again ALL CYMA/JG/DBOY need a TBB)
5. Receiver cover locks in very tight (see why it is a PRO below)
6. HEAVY, almost like a real thing, which is a good thing, since running around with this one for 4-6 hours is a nice little workout
CONS:
1. ONE MAJOR CON. The stock develops a vertical wobble within 2-3 skirmishes, and that's without me dropping it or hitting it. Stock now moves 2 inches in each direction. Very annoying, the locking mechanism, however works.
2. No rails. This is a minor con. I am not a big fan of putting 3 scopes/lasers + front grip on an AEG, but sometimes it is nice to have ONE scope. However the smooth receiver cover can have a rail installed on it, which I had to do.
I think that RK10 is a better deal-same gun for $40 less and has a rail already. I think CM048SU is a better gun.
PROS:
1. Consistent, good air seal. 440FPS out of the box. Now settled at 420. Not bad.
2. Sturdy and heavy.
3. Good quality wood.
4. Accurate (once I replaced the barrel, than again ALL CYMA/JG/DBOY need a TBB)
5. Receiver cover locks in very tight (see why it is a PRO below)
6. HEAVY, almost like a real thing, which is a good thing, since running around with this one for 4-6 hours is a nice little workout
CONS:
1. ONE MAJOR CON. The stock develops a vertical wobble within 2-3 skirmishes, and that's without me dropping it or hitting it. Stock now moves 2 inches in each direction. Very annoying, the locking mechanism, however works.
2. No rails. This is a minor con. I am not a big fan of putting 3 scopes/lasers + front grip on an AEG, but sometimes it is nice to have ONE scope. However the smooth receiver cover can have a rail installed on it, which I had to do.
I think that RK10 is a better deal-same gun for $40 less and has a rail already. I think CM048SU is a better gun.
by Elijah M. on 01/17/2023
"The specs of this gun are incredible. I was running an 11.1v battery in it with no problems, I even had a 12v lipo in it for a bit. The only complaint I have is that the build quality could be a little better. Shortly after purchasing the gun, I dropped it in the field and the folding stock broke. I couldn't buy just the bolt that I needed so I had to replace the entire stock which was annoying. In addition (every AK I've ever had has had this issue) the battery chamber is a pain to work with. Now depending on how you plan to be using this gun, it might just be perfect for you. But if you intend to use the hell out of this thing and expect it to be able to withstand all the nonsense we put guns through, this is not the gun. It's powerful and easy to use but it's not durable enough.
by David P. on 06/16/2022
"Great accuracy, build quality, and weight/realism. It has 14mm threads, so you can replace the orange tip with whatever you'd like. The hop up is very easy to adjust, and easy to disassemble for cleaning and enough space for a 7.4v stick battery, maybe enough for a 11.1v but it would be tight. Now, there are 2 issues with this gun. For one, there is only 2 ways you can mount optics on this. Both require you buy an aftermarket part. You either buy a zeneco handguard and get rid of the nice wood on this gun, or you can buy the railed cover for 20 USD. The other issues is with the motor/trigger. The trigger pull is very long and not very defined, so no polarstar type action here. Of course, its more realistic, and I'd be fine with it if it wasn't for the fact that when you pull back the trigger, if you don't let the trigger reset and try to shoot again it jams up the motor, and it doesn't un jam until you let go of the trigger and wait 5-10 seconds.