Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

[vip3r]

Anyone used the Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB Full metal before?

And what is your opinion on it for a starter gun, I like the idea of a Full metal gun.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Specs are;

Manufacturer: Cybergun
Magazine capacety: 300 rounds
Features:
Integrated RIS system
Full metal construction
Licensed Colt trademarks
Adjustable rear sight
Adjustable stock
Full metal barrel
Features:
Muzzle velocity:350FPs with 0.20g
Power:1.2joules
Range:58m
Rate:750-800bbs/min
Capacity:350bbs
Weight:3750g
Length:68-76cm

[Olphy]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

Cheap Chinese crap, just buy a G&G for a starter gun.

[BigAl]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

G&G would be a better gun probably mate, you got a link to the cybertwat gun?

[vip3r]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

I dont think I can share it on here as Zero one dont sell it, however I've decided to go with the G&G GC16 SR-S or maybe the G&G CM16 sr-l.

[BigAl]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

Either will serve you well as a starter gun.

[vip3r]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

Yeah I thought as much just dont know which to use metal or abs plastic, my current sites hire guns are the g&g cm16 m4 they handle quite nice but not sure if something more realiatic would serve me better

[colinjallen]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

Performance, reliability and build quality are far more important than "realism", especially when the definition of realism is pretty much restricted to the materials used. The G&Gs look realistic.

[seansamurai1]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

Cybergun don't manufacture anything.
They hold the licenses then outsource to the cheapest company then add a massive price hike.
You're probably looking at a Cyma M4 there.
Although they do work with higher end manufacturers to.

For a cheap AK, get Cyma.
Cheap M4, get a G&G.

[Olphy]

Re: Opinions on Cybergun Colt M4A1 CQB (Full Metal)

The plastic bodies on the G&Gs are still pretty durable. More durable than the pot metal on a cheap Chinese brand M4.


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