CYMA Sport Jungle Carbine M4 with RIS Handguard (Color: Tan)

"I got this as my first airsoft gun. I haven't used it in actual combat yet, but I shot it a little and it works well. I put a fake Eotech and PEQ-15 unit and it looks amazing. The RPS may be a little low, but it still looks and feels great. I'll just break it down into pros and cons:

PROS:
-Real-feeling weight
-Virtually INDESTRUCTIBLE frame
-All rails/attachment points work like a charm
-Just aesthetically pleasing for its price
-Good beginner RPS/FPS

CONS:
-Suppressor isn't screw-offable and I still haven't figured out how to get it out
-Stock rear sight is really bad (Just get a red dot and use that)
-Receiver unit is easily scratched
-Doesn't come with batteries I guess
-YOU DON'T HAVE ONE!!!

Overall, 10/10 I would recommend.

"I got this for my first airsoft gun, and it works phenomenal. Averages 300+ fps with full hop up and .25g BBs. Quality is great, it got tossed around a bit and smacked on some trees and a bunker wall, and nothing broke, nothing cracked. Would recommend for first time airsofters or pros.

"So a few weeks ago I was looking for a new gun to use on my next airsoft trip and came across this guy among several other, slightly cheaper, options. I did my research, watched reviews on all of them and decided on a tan jungle carbine by cyma. I must say, this gun is everything I wanted. Some may look at this gun and say it looks somewhat cheap, however, this is worth every cent I spent on it. The quad rail at the front gives me so many options to pursue in the future, with different attachments and such, and the feel of the gun is so nice. The foregrip it comes with is also stellar. I used my own foregrip before, but I think this one fits so much better with the gun, not just in appearance, but also in the overall feel of the gun in my hands. It shoots perfectly fine with 9.6v batteries and there really isn't anything bad I can say about the experience I had while fielding the gun. To be fair, the hop up out of the box is fairly poor and may mislead some people into thinking it doesn't shoot far or has some other underlying issue, but after 5 minutes of experimenting, I got this thing to shoot just over 125 feet without needing much adjustment. One thing to know is for anyone who doesn't know this already, the crane stock that it comes with only holds nunchuck/butterfly style batteries, which took me a while to find at a store near me. The only real bad thing I have to say about this gun is that the handle and the trigger guard have a sort of gap in between, and because of the way I hold a rifle, my middle finger gets stabbed when I hold it. This can be circumvented however by simply wearing decent gloves, adjusting your grip, or just putting something in between the guard and the handle. Other than that I would say money very well spent.