LCT LCK104 Airsoft AK104 Steel Airsoft AEG w/ Side folding Stock (Model: Standard)

"LCT has one of The Best Aks in the market. Well made, lots of upgrade parts and they're so easy to disassemble.


PROS

Steel Body


Solid Construction


6.02mm Inner barrel


Decent Trigger Response (9.6 and 11.1v)


Decent Internals


Smells Good


Not To Heavy










CONS

No Flash Hider

"Ordered to be my new RUSFOR kit primary. After hours of research I decided on LCT over E&L for better QC and cheaper price for I will be upgrading some parts anyway. DISCLAIMER: I did upgrade motor day 1 to an ASG U30000 because the stock motor is not very good.

Shipping was good and box was well protected. No damage occurred. RIght away I was blown away by the external quality, my previous airsoft guns being VFC avalon, E&L AK74u, KWA KM4A1 this is definitely one of the most solid airsoft guns I've ever held, the folding stock is rock solid, and the weight is within 1lb of my real steel WASR-10 AK. Using with an 11.1v lipo the trigger was crisp and ROF was very high; although I did not try stock motor the other internals are more than capable. Hop-Up was effective and for a short carbine-style gun the accuracy with .28g BBs is superb. I use this for outdoor MILSIM events so the high velocity(380 FPS w/.25g) was perfect for me, but for cqb it will need to be downgraded in the spring department. Purchased MAG brand bakelite mid-caps and the LCT magwell spacer with this gun, I have to say the magwell spacer is A MUST. It is a game changer for the airsoft ak platform. MAG magazines seat perfectly every time and feed well. Extremely satisfied with the purchase and would recommend to anyone who is on the fence over another ak model. The extra price over a CYMA is definitely worth it.

TL/DR:

Pros:
-Solid/sturdy construction with no play in components
-Good stock internals save the motor($45 ASG motor will make it perfect) stock tightbore is very accurate
-Comes with black flash hider in the box
-It's not an M4

Cons:
-Stock motor is meh
-You have to modify the ASG motor (remove the protective support bearing below the pinion gear) before it will fit in the motor cage; this is not a big deal.

Buy the gun, get the magwell spacer, and replace the motor and it's perfect. OP this weekend, will update if any of my sentiment changes

"This LCT AEG is the closest, most accurate AEG replica to the real Ak-105 on the market to date. Outside of the thicker motor grip and slightly longer receiver, it is 1:1. The finish is far better than the incorrectly blued E&L models, and has a far more realistic subdued finish that wears nicely. The stock lockup is solid, as with the rest of the rifle. As for performance, it's pretty good stock. The 6.02 barrel and soft bucking gives good accuracy, and the mechbox is well put together with quality parts. Bottom line, if you want an accurate 105 replica, (or 104 if you use 7.62 mags), this is your best option. Quality control is far better than E&L AEG's with less cast parts and cleaner internals.
Pros:
- all steel outside of the diecast trigger
- accurate finish to the real firearm
- solid mechbox
- weighty
- 6.02mm inner barrel, good range and accuracy
- steel flashhider included

Cons:
- sucky motor, very weak
- plastic hop up chamber

"So far this is a great gun. The trigger response is on par with the rest of my $300 dollar guns. It has a nice wieghts to it and is lighter than my E&L Ak-PMC-C A110-C. The selector switch clicks into place easily without having to force it. The gun doesn't creek or wobble anywhere. The magazine that is comes with is quite good and it doesn't feel cheap. The only things I have found to be wrong on it is that when I adjust the hop up the hop up doesn't change when its at different positions. I am sure that this is only a problem with my gun however. another problem on my gun as well is the front sight is not lined up with the rest of the sights. however that can be easily fixed with some pliers and twisting the little front sight post. The rod in the front likes to rattle aroundwhen it is not screwed into the gun properly, but it is removeable. With getting the mag in you have to be pretty precise on how deep into the gun the mag goes. Therefore it can be a little tricky especially since there isn't that mag spacer in the mag well like it is on the E&L Gen 2s. In my round up the gun is an awesome gun except with a few quirks to figure out and mine needs a new hop up. I would give it a five star if the hop up was working.

"Mine looks like it got run over by a forklift. rifle was bent, orange tip had been clearly removed. they're 24mm threads. not 14-. the folding stock is very defective, the button release constantly gets stuck on the opposite side of the receiver. the mag release\trigger guard is crooked AF. It did come with a steel brake, and a very, very, very cheap plastic magazine. Get a hopup bucking and better nub, a high torque motor for starters, and you'll be set for a skirmish. i'll find a way to fix these other issues, but i'll be in touch with evike to see if they sent me a used AEG or if I just got a lemon.