So I guess you’re wondering how it shoots? This is the best part about the Tokyo Marui M14. I tube loaded the standard 70 round magazine with marui .25 g bb’s. At 70 feet away from my firing position, I placed a soda can on top of my backyard fence. There was minimal breeze, temperature at 28’C, humidity 80 %.

Firing in semi-auto until the bb flight was straight and no arch I began to set the rear sights and hop-up were set…. I was hitting the can… every time…. In full auto? Forget it, the can was toast. The M14 report is very, very quiet. I suspect the all metal receiver muffles the gearbox/mechbox noise. No need for a silencer. The AK and M1A1 are beasts compared to the M14.

So far this is the best amade AEG I’ve owned. I’m very impressed with the solid construction of the M14 and the operating features such as the working slide sights safety and selector switch. Best of all…. When I say there is no wobble, creaks or loose parts I mean there are NONE! Zip, Zero, Nil. Seems a little pricey to you?.... It’s worth every penny and more…

This ends part 1. Part 2 review will deal with disassembly, upgrades and cometics… until then, happy hunting Hoo Ahhh!