Cybergun Licensed Thompson M1A1 Military Elite Grade Airsoft AEG Rifle w/ MOSFET (Model: Real Wood)

"Amazing. Only flaw is the front wooden hand grip on barrel is ever so wiggly. Not much but it still moves a little bit. Works amazing with an 11 v battery. It dominated in its first game. Very realistic. All tho the one mag it comes with is plastic and a mid cap. You got to buy at least 6 or so metal high caps. It runs out fast. I highly recommend this if you’re looking for a WW2 Thompson.

"I have to say I hate writing a review before I taking it to the field. I love Thompson submachine guns and have all the books and know all about the different variance and production times and serial numbers. That said I ordered this one because it had the correct markings, and it was more realistic with the heavier weight. This thing is absolutely amazing. The markings are accurate. The weight is a little bit light but that’s OK. The gun is extremely accurate. I cannot wait to take it into the field. I think the wood that comes with it is decent but I will be replacing it with actual Thompson stock, and for grip , this is my third Thompson and by far the most accurate for looks and for shooting. I wish I could speak for its durability, but I will update this later and let you know. I have no fear and I expect this thing will stand up to Battlefield conditions.

"I've had this gun for almost a year now, and this is the best Thompson AEG on the market. The exterior build quality alone on this gun is fantastic and the performance of the gun itself is really top-notch. I own this and it's M1928 counterpart, and both have been reliable and robust through rather hard outdoor and indoor play. I've dropped, fallen and run into hard objects with both guns and they're still kicking.
There are only a few issues I've had. One is the lack of replacement parts for the gearbox and hop-up, however I believe this has just been an issue for airsoft Thompsons in general as I also had difficulty finding replacement parts for my old King Arms gun. The second, which isn't a really big deal, is that these bad-boys are heavy for an SMG, reflective of the real gun. The M1928 is especially heavy and lacks a front sling swivel, which will make carrying it around that much more of a chore. Finally, on the exterior, it seems some parts that seem interchangeable between the two models, such as the outer barrel and stock, do not fit properly on each other.
Overall, these issues are small and don't really impact the overall performance of the gun. They work really well, and also have and excellent exterior build worthy of being a display piece.

"I just got this bad boy in the mail and oh my lord, it is absolutely gorgeous! Full metal upper and lower receivers, real wood furniture and wired for deans batteries, I am in love with this machine! I own an airsoft Thompson that had faux wood furniture and only a metal upper receiver, which I bought 11 years ago, and this Thompson is the most historically accurate piece on the market in my opinion! 10/10 if you want an airsoft Thompson submachine gun, this is the one to get!

"This isn't really a full blown review since I haven't played any games with it yet, more of a 1st impression sort of overview.
As soon as I saw this posted on the new arrivals page I new had to have it. I waited a few days before ordering one to see if it would go on sale to save a bit more money, but it didn't. I paid the full $380 for it. I only live a state away so it got to me within 5 days thankfully. RIP FREE3DAY. Comes in a sorta flashy Thompson AutoOrdnance box. Packaged pretty well since the gun got to me in 1 piece. The midcap is the same standard plastic as the KA midcaps that u can buy on Evike. It ain't metal. The gun chrono'd between 390-400fps w/.20s. Perfect for outdoors. It's lighter than I thought it'd be, decent bit lighter than the KA M1928 model. Only issue I have is that the smallest amount of force pushed into the trigger while it's on SAFE basically makes it not SAFE anymore. There's some sort of rubber bit inside the lower receiver that sort of gets in the way of the safety being properly set. Orange tip isn't too hard to remove either, pretty easy to split in half but the hot glue that's used on the orange tip will peel some of the paint off the muzzle of the gun. Everything else in the description regarding the gun's internals is spot on. Theres also a large type to deans wiring extension in the stock to let u use deans lipo batteries. Super glad I have a Thompson with a proper metal upper AND lower, along with the real wood furniture. It feels great. Might have to get another so I can have an M1 Thompson, along with the M1A1 Thompson.