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CYMA AEP Hi-Capa Airsoft AEP Pistol Package (Color: Black)
6 Customer Reviews
by Jennifer E. on 08/27/2021
"Honestly a really nice gun, has a fair weight, and feels nice. Shoots really fast, and has fast response when pulling the trigger. The full auto is SOOO! fast. So yes buy this gun.
by Kai K. on 09/20/2020
"Really nice firing, clean, recommend to newer players. Mag actually has something more like 34 bbs in a mag. Also if you don’t pull the trigger hard enough it will pull spring but not shoot. Rarely happens just don’t try to shoot fast in semi. Overall really good gun👍
by Raemond L. on 03/16/2019
"First Pistol, especially for a beginner. Would suggest buying an extra magazine and a battery. But that's just me, I like to have backups. Other than that, the gun is awesome, sturdy, and well built. Would recommend to beginners. Next pistol after this will be a blowback.
by Daniel c. on 03/12/2018
"If you have bought the first model of this gun and liked it you will love this one. it uses the same battery and comes with a new one obviously. however this one is slimmer. the previous was a bit bulky i believe it was a 2:1 ratio with the actual 1911 i could be wrong but this one is easier to hold and overall looks more practical.
one thing to note is you can not cock the gun because that is where the battery goes but honestly its a pro for me since its one less thing you gotta do.
I recommend this to anyone that isnt trying to go crazy looking for a gun and those who dont know or want to know how to take care of a c02 pistol or green gas. i promise if you use it in close quarters you will be better off yhan someone who has to worry about their gun kicking.
one thing to note is you can not cock the gun because that is where the battery goes but honestly its a pro for me since its one less thing you gotta do.
I recommend this to anyone that isnt trying to go crazy looking for a gun and those who dont know or want to know how to take care of a c02 pistol or green gas. i promise if you use it in close quarters you will be better off yhan someone who has to worry about their gun kicking.
by Anthony S. on 10/10/2024
"So this is my first AEP, and for the last few months, this has been my go-to sidearm. Shoots a consistent 200-210fps for me. It is not without its flaws however.
Design wise, this gun is incredibly comfortable to use. It has a great weight and the construction has held up to many drops onto hard flooring. The exception is the design of the slide. The metal slide is just a cover for the battery and hop up portion of the gearbox. It is held in place only by a small metal nub on the left side of the gun and tension from the inserted battery. It falls off CONSTANTLY. If you are running with the gun, there is a high chance the slide will just fling off at some point. For whatever reason, most AEGs on the market have this stupid design, and I hate them for it. The gun works without the slide of course, but then you lose the iron sights and expose the interior.
The magazine is slightly larger than other CYMA AEP models, keep that in mind. It holds something like 36 rounds while many standard ones hold 29. I have yet to find another AEP that uses a magazine this size, and have yet to find an extended magazine that is compatible with this model (cm128). That being said, I have had no feeding issues with these stock magazines. If 100 round extended magazines appeal to you, this model is not the way.
Now for the big bad: the battery situation.. Okay, so, the stock batteries for these AEPs (if you get the ones WITHOUT a MOSFET, i.e. this model) and their respective chargers SUCK by design, even the Tokyo Marui ones that it is a direct copy of. The charging is unreliable and there is no indicator of charging status (TM chargers have indicator lights but cost like $40 dollars). If you are serious about getting an AEP using these battery types, PLEASE plan to spend the extra money to get the Matrix 7.4v LiPo variants. They are the same size and connector, but are charged via a standard 2 cell Lipo Charger, and can be read by a battery tester easily. Trust me, it was a huge issue as I was getting into this gun. You will also get the added benefit of more mAh and better trigger response.
Another nitpick to keep in mind: this gun has two safeties - one is a lever above the grip where you would expect, and the other is essentially a button on the back of the grip that you squeeze as you hold the gun. Both must be engaged to fire. This is a neat thing, but will slow down quick draws and is also tiring on the hand when you are holding the gun at the ready for a prolonged period - such as when I use the gun as a primary for indoor matches, for example.
I love this gun, and it sparked my interest in AEPs in a world where everyone runs gas sidearms, which I concede are absolutely a better option competitively, albeit more work and initial cost. If you just want something durable, low cost and low maintenance to complement your primary that will pass every field chrono without adjustment, try out an AEP.
Design wise, this gun is incredibly comfortable to use. It has a great weight and the construction has held up to many drops onto hard flooring. The exception is the design of the slide. The metal slide is just a cover for the battery and hop up portion of the gearbox. It is held in place only by a small metal nub on the left side of the gun and tension from the inserted battery. It falls off CONSTANTLY. If you are running with the gun, there is a high chance the slide will just fling off at some point. For whatever reason, most AEGs on the market have this stupid design, and I hate them for it. The gun works without the slide of course, but then you lose the iron sights and expose the interior.
The magazine is slightly larger than other CYMA AEP models, keep that in mind. It holds something like 36 rounds while many standard ones hold 29. I have yet to find another AEP that uses a magazine this size, and have yet to find an extended magazine that is compatible with this model (cm128). That being said, I have had no feeding issues with these stock magazines. If 100 round extended magazines appeal to you, this model is not the way.
Now for the big bad: the battery situation.. Okay, so, the stock batteries for these AEPs (if you get the ones WITHOUT a MOSFET, i.e. this model) and their respective chargers SUCK by design, even the Tokyo Marui ones that it is a direct copy of. The charging is unreliable and there is no indicator of charging status (TM chargers have indicator lights but cost like $40 dollars). If you are serious about getting an AEP using these battery types, PLEASE plan to spend the extra money to get the Matrix 7.4v LiPo variants. They are the same size and connector, but are charged via a standard 2 cell Lipo Charger, and can be read by a battery tester easily. Trust me, it was a huge issue as I was getting into this gun. You will also get the added benefit of more mAh and better trigger response.
Another nitpick to keep in mind: this gun has two safeties - one is a lever above the grip where you would expect, and the other is essentially a button on the back of the grip that you squeeze as you hold the gun. Both must be engaged to fire. This is a neat thing, but will slow down quick draws and is also tiring on the hand when you are holding the gun at the ready for a prolonged period - such as when I use the gun as a primary for indoor matches, for example.
I love this gun, and it sparked my interest in AEPs in a world where everyone runs gas sidearms, which I concede are absolutely a better option competitively, albeit more work and initial cost. If you just want something durable, low cost and low maintenance to complement your primary that will pass every field chrono without adjustment, try out an AEP.
by Marcus P. on 03/08/2019
"Works like a charm!
I've used this gun a few times and I must say it worked great!
When I opened the box, the gun came with: a charger, a batter, a battery holder, some good bbs, a magazine, a speed loader, and the gun itself!
The gun feels great to hold and is made with strong materials that guarantee a long lasting pistol
Very easy to load
Very easy to switch between safety and fire
And Very easy to switch between single and automatic
Keep in mind that you have to adjust the hop up so that the bbs shoot straight (0.20 bbs work the best)
Some recommendations I would give for the gun is to not shoot on full auto and to buy a second magazine
Fairly decent price for a pistol that works as good as this! Would recommend for first time air-soft players
I've used this gun a few times and I must say it worked great!
When I opened the box, the gun came with: a charger, a batter, a battery holder, some good bbs, a magazine, a speed loader, and the gun itself!
The gun feels great to hold and is made with strong materials that guarantee a long lasting pistol
Very easy to load
Very easy to switch between safety and fire
And Very easy to switch between single and automatic
Keep in mind that you have to adjust the hop up so that the bbs shoot straight (0.20 bbs work the best)
Some recommendations I would give for the gun is to not shoot on full auto and to buy a second magazine
Fairly decent price for a pistol that works as good as this! Would recommend for first time air-soft players