King Arms M4 PDW SBR Airsoft AEG Rifle (Color: Desert Earth / Silenced M-LOK)

"I purchased the black, long version with no attachments. As my first main airsoft gun, this is good and would recommend as a backup or to new players. I've used this thing outside for a total of about 23-30 hours of playtime.

Pros
-Pretty good for price, especially if you get it discounted
- Mostly metal and is mostly very high quality
-for a PDW it has good range for outdoors and should fly at CQB fields although I don't play at them so take this with a grain of salt
-Is an M4 so it has lots of after-market support, and has the widely used barrel thread, 14mm negative. is also a PDW M4, so it's just a bit more unique than a normal one
-Accurate
-Decently loud, even though it sounds kind of electronic-y it's still cool. Could be a pro or a con depending on the person using it.

Cons
-My dust cover for the hopup got stuck and when I finally got it open, the plastic piece attached to the spring broke off and I needed to tape it shut now. Hopefully just a problem for me but I don't care much at all.
-Ugly, big orange tip and I think it has a metal rod of sorts through it and not just glue, so it may be a pain to remove but definitely not impossible.
-Cheesy magazine, cheap plastic and falls out sometimes if you don't push it in just hard enough and correctly, although it feeds perfectly (i think). I prefer my KWA mags though.

Overall the only cons have fixes, are avoidable, or don't really matter so this is a great great gun! Would recommend. 8.7/10

"To remove included suppressor/compensator (yes this is ccw threaded - like most standard guns): there is a pin under the suppressor, it is about a quarter of an inch long (so it holds the suppressor in a hole in the threads) and no allen wrench (I have them all - 0.7mm on up) would work. I had to use a drill bit on the pin until part of it was sticking out and then use a pair of needle nose pliers to pull it out (this was actually pretty easy). Hoping this helps someone in the future with removing the suppressor from a Kings Arms M4. Then any standard suppressor can be screw on (counter-clock wise).

Purchased this stubby/shorty Kings Arms M4 (red version) to use my old mags in a shorter form-factor gun. Day one and I am happy with it. It does not fit butterfly batteries that my other M4 used, I'd recommend the small recommended stick battery from evike.

"I bought the black M-LOK version as my first AEG. I've played a lot borrowing guns, so I had an idea of what I was looking for. Anyway, I've fielded it plenty of times now, and I can say that it is a quality rifle. I got the hopup adjusted perfectly, and this thing is decently accurate. I made shots at much farther than I thought with iron sights. I got it on major discount, but it is worth the full price. No issues.

Pros:
- Accurate
- Versatile
- Durable
- Comfortable to hold

Cons:
- Aesthetically, the orange tip looks really dumb
- The magazine it came with should be thrown away as soon as you get this gun

The cons are super minor, highly recommend.