is this gun good for cqb?
756511
Yes it has a very high rate of fire but the fps is 385 which is a bit high for a cqb
769097
No...It is a solid...Well designed gun...I was not impressed at first...But the Engineering is good...Germans made it. Break barrel. One pellet at a time. I can design a gun to do that...I recommend that you do that. I am a customer. Is Amazon.com going to pay me for my time. Haha.
1573608
You should use this as a secondary. Don't get me wrong it is a good gun, but it is low fps, this is more of a full auto pistol as a backup for a sniper.
2089152
Ok. Based on what it's specs are it should. But to be dead honest. Spend some money for a good quality holster fitted for your gun. I got a nice leather holster for one of my other guns, and I am much more pleased with its performance.
568352
It will not withstand a direct hit at close range. If you play any CQB, sooner or later it will be shot out. But at this price, buy 2.
1382422
Yes, it is very accurate. The sight are very good and recoil is minimal. It's reasonably size to try ccw, and incredibly smooth when shooting.
24841
I do believe that this is the M16 BCG; I bought mine from Brownells but by going from the picture and the Part Number (NIBXBCG-0002) this is indeed the beefier M16 BCG. Also, if you use this heavier BCG then you are going to need to run a heavier Action Return Spring (Sprinco's "Blue" Spring should do the job, and their "Machine Gunner's Lube" is fantastic) as well as a heavier Buffer (ST-2T, H2, DPMS Extra Heavy Buffer, etcetera). You really need these parts to get the most out of the "meatier" M16 BCG and for it to function reliably. And while you're in there, I recommend disposing of the standard, more fragile Charging Handle and swapping it for a design that DOESN'T put all the energy of charging the rifle onto a single steel roll pin. The Rainier Arms "Raptor" or Bravo Company "Gunfighter" series are all good choices, depending on your setup. Trust me, you won't regret any of these upgrades, but the Spring and Weight are actually rather necessary. Safe Shootin' and Keep 'em in the Ten Ring. EDIT: Here is a handy reference photograph to go by: http://ar15barrels.com/tech/ar15carriers.jpg
1955925
Yes it is .68 cal and it shoots best with compressed air co2 can mess up your gun and I don't recommend it and compressed air last long.
595882
Colt DfenderSorry to say my freind only bbsBut its a real good gun for$49.9rthe weight is great,and you get a lot of shots with your co2makes good noise also,never let some one tell you to do.choseif you think the colt is good,I would buy another,but I don't expect thison to fail,,I hope I helped walt
65292
Most definitely. However, it is not the BEST product. It does sustain damage a little. Shot with 9mm primarily and .45 round occasionally.
71097
It is definitely worth what you pay if you are prepared to use a bolt action rifle. Compared to other semi auto snipers in an airsoft match it won't compete especially indoors. However if you play outdoors it works wonders and has amazing accuracy. I don't have any bad things to say about it and just an FYI mine chronos at 407 fps.
1830683
I personally would not recommend it. Even with the PBA ammo, it does not produce enough velocity for me to consider it an effective small game hunting pistol. thanks Pyramyd Air Team
582675
Yes, but one thing you need to watch out for is that sometimes different parts of the gun come loose. also if you bang the barrel up against anything hard it will chip some paint off.but other than that this gun is a great buy.
1857768
It is a generally low FPS, but it is a very good starter CQB match gun. It isn't the best for the more ranged battles, but I wanted it for CQB purposes. If you want a cheap close encounter gun, this is the gun for you.
1479718
Yes...don't shoot this gun on 6 round burst for a long time. The mechanism freezes, and gun won't fire. Have en fun!!
1320567
No.. do not buy the copper bbs for this gun.. get the silver bbs.. copper ones have imperfections that might cause a jam..
1826417
Yes, although you'll be reloading alot, it's a pretty reliable pistol. I bought 4 or 5 of them, and one leaks co2 when I put a new cartridge in because a buddy of mine tightened it down too much one day, so make sure you only screw the co2 in untill it stops seeping