CYMA Full Metal MK12 SPR MOD.1 Airsoft AEG (Color: Black)

"Ok listen I have not bought the gun yet, But it looks amazing. but I have to say after looking through the reviews of the gun I am disappointed to say not one person has mentioned " Lone Survivor " the movie that came out in 2016! And I understand that there are some airsoft guys and girls out there that don't care for movies but please someone other than me mention "Lone Survivor". Again hoping to get it for Christmas and cant wait.

"Pretty solid gun really reliable and it's accurate, most of the gun is metal the only part of the gun that is polymer is the stock and the grip, the battery compartment which is located in the back of the stock is really small we I first got the gun I let the battery go to far down and took me 4 hours to get the charger which is the only down fall I really suggest for players trying to get medium to long range engagements can be tiring carrying around for a full game since it's mostly metal so I suggest getting a sling pretty good good 5/5

"Awesome gun… I have been running it for months and have had no problems with it. I absolutely love this gun and Gun would 100% recommend it. Especially if you can get it on sale

"Just got it today and wow its shoots like a laser and it came with the suppressor because I was seeing the reviews and the description and it doesn't say anything about it including a suppressor but it did came with it so 10/10 in my book since the suppressor is hard to find since it's always out of stock and I ended up buying the MAG VN-style 130rd mid-cap and it looks soo good. and got it for 156 days 10/10

"For quick context, I am the kind of player that does research and buys "budget*" or "intermediate" level airsoft guns. I have played with guns ranging from $80 to $600, but have personally never owned anything over $200. This gun seemed like a great fit for the kind of guns I enjoy along with being within my "cheaper" price range, and after some use, I have grown fond of this rifle, along with some of the other people I have played with who have given this gun a try.

Straight out of the box this gun looks and feels nice. The entire gun is metal except for the pistol grip and stock, but they are a strong/sturdy feeling polymer that should not have any issues so long as you don't abuse them with say a hammer.

Although the gun somewhat resembles a typical M4 platform, the differences the gun does have over a typical M4 are part of what set this gun apart. It's not as bland as a barebones M16, but it's also not as plain as just another M4. It takes M4 style magazines, but it has a lot more character, and the gun as a whole just looks amazing, especially with the mock suppressor.

The gun itself fires extremely accurately out of box, however for heavier BBs (I used .30's) it requires the gun to be pretty much fully hopped to achieve a proper hop. Despite needing to be fully hopped for proper distance, however, the gun is capable of hitting targets at approximately 200 feet with .30 BBs. I personally recommend a 4x optic to take advantage of the capable range.

The fire-rate of the gun itself is alright, but since the gun is used moreso as a support weapon (it is a DMR afterall), that does not really seem to be that big of an issue anyways.

The only gripe I have for the gun is how difficult it is to get a 9.6V butterfly style battery in and out of the rear of the stock. I have to take off the entire end of the stock in order to properly fit the battery, but besides that I do not really have any complaints.

Overall, I believe that this gun is extremely good for the cost to performance. I have only owned the gun for approximately two months, so I am not sure of the longevity of it's parts, but with how reliable other CYMA guns have been for my friends and I, I am not too concerned.

8.5/10 budget* DMR

*budget refers to guns within a relatively affordable price range for people who enjoy the sport, but do not wish to spend a large sum of money on their rifle.

"GREAT gun. Pretty cheap and the accuracy range and consistency in its shots is amazing. I have a lot of guns that I have put a lot of money into and this is one of my favorites. I got it slapped a 3-9x32 scope on it with a canted red dot and a peq 15 and I love it. With .28 and .32 depending on which field I go to it works perfectly. ROF isn't great but it's a dmr ROF is not what you look for in these kinds of setups. Definitely recommend to anyone wanting a "long range m4" I got the tan one and it came with a qd suppressor.

Pros. Great range with .28 and .32, very consistent fps and range, very large amount of railspace for grips bipods railcovers peq boxes scopes and red dots. As well as takes m4 mags(good for my preference) all metal and feels a lot like real mk12(I own one)

Cons. Putting in battery is tricky for 2 or so times then you get used to it, mag release got loose after a couple of game but small l tool fixes that right up.

I have $300+ guns and this $200 gun outperforms some of my more expensive guns. If you want a dmr this gun is a really nice and great performing rifle. If you want more of an m4/run around rifle this is heavy and long so you might want something else.

"This gun is amazing. This is the only good quality full metal leg you can get for this price! I turned into Marcus Luttrell's mk12 form the movie Lone Survivor. The ROF is very fast using an 11.1. Thank you Evike!

"This gun is a great gun and built solid and shoots pretty dang well with .30 gram bbs. I was able to shoot 80 to 85 yards with it. has a 509mm barrel just incase someone needs to know bc the thing says 450mm lol but its 509mm

Pros
solid gun.
shoots great with .30 gram bbs shot a 6 inch grouping at 100 feet using the iron sights and the target was kinda hard to see with it but easily doable.
shot up to 80 to 85 yards by aiming up a little bit at a man sized target but on the field i was actually able to reach closer to 90 but that was also after i Rhopped it.
i would highly recommend to beginners and people who have been playing awhile or want to have a good DMR platform but no matter what its a great gun.
has a slight blue tint to the handguard which i like but not too much cant really see it.

Cons
the handguard is actually twisted believe it or not so the front sight is ever so slightly leaning over to the right but its still solid and you cant notice it that much but it doesnt bother me the gun works jst as good just after you notice it you cant help but look lol and i might just have gottena weird one.

thats basically it though in nutshell you will be happy with it. i would recommend Rhopping it or at least flat hopping it and use heavy bbs like .30 or .36. love this gun if you are thinking about getting it and want range and accuracy without spending a whole lot of money GET IT!!!

"So far a very good gun! I love it its a far shooter, it's a heavy gun but if you are built you should be ok . I just need a sling and it would be a baby to me :)

"So far a very good gun! I love it its a far shooter, it's a heavy gun but if you are built you should be ok . I just need a sling and it would be a baby to me :)

"REAL REVIEW
Great gun although there is confusion.
This takes a CYMA Sr25 has block suppressor. It is NOT threaded but will take this suppressor.
The battery compartment area is extremely tight and kind a pain o get the battery in and out.
Overall gun has no issues, but I hope this clears up the confusion for most of you. Have a great day.

"I have had this for almost a year. It is durable and makes a fantastic DMR platform, although it is a little heavy until you get used to it, 2 or 3 games.

Hop up is a dial style, inner barrel is 509mm, I haven't touched the gearbox or motor. Mine shot 400 consistently out of the box.

Stock doesn't have a lot of space for a battery because it is adjustable in length. To remove press the button on the right side and pull the butt plate out. If the plate is slightly adjusted out, you can wire the battery to a pouch on the side.

Bolt catch can fall out as the pin holding it in place falls out easily, dab in a little glue or something. The bolt is functional and holds back the mock bolt that covers the hop up.

Barrel end is NOT threaded for muzzles.

All and all, good buy with a little work cut out for you.

"First things first, I love it, I love it, I love it. Amazing feel as well as weight. All around well built for crappy weather, go ahead, throw it at that stupid camper, IT WONT BREAK!!! Only problem is the darn battery, I have to take the whole back end of the stock off to get it out. Other than that who can complain about real steel?

"First things first this gun works great.... I've had it for about a month and a half and played every weekend with it since I bought it and this thing shoots really well.... The only issue I ha EA is the ROF is a little lacking but that's just preference.... Shoots 410 fps at 10.7 rpm on .20g bbs. Does have an issue when in semi if you pull trigger too fast it'll lock up but all you do is switch to full auto and Bam fixed doesn't happen often maybe once a match.

Pros:
Sturdy very well built gun
Light(can be an issue for some but it still feels real to me)
Accurate up to 70 yards on .28g

Cons:
Occasional trigger jam like stated but not really that big of a deal
You don't have one

"So I just got this gun in the mail today and all I have to say, is that this gun definitely lives up to it's expectations. It feels amazing, and real. This MK12 definitely has the accuracy and range that I expected. It shoots 453 fps with a 7.4v lipo and I did krono it myself. All my mags fit well and snug with no wobble. This gun is definitely worth buying and I highly recommend it if you love DMR rifles like I do. This is a fantastic rifle, so please, if you're on the hunt for a good rifle, grab this one while you can, because it's more than worth it.