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Stock performance...
Hop up needed some breaking-in period reason why the first
10 bb's flew like nuts.
By the 20th bb flight is getting more stable. Finally at
full auto the bb's are getting more
stable going in one direction. Yet the hop up needs some
checking especially the adjuster.
The usual acm aeg fine tuning routine is a must here. But
it's playable/field able enough.
The feed is flawless at about 13 rps rof using the stock
batt at full charge.
Check out this vid,,,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzFphunzD28
It's a windy day so give some of those bb's going to the
left a break...lol!
Stock fps at least mine ranges at 381-385. I'm sure they
have put a type 0 cylinder now.
Inner Barrel length is 510 mm printed on the box, that's the
true m16 length that matches a type 0 cylinder air volume. Seems it's true coz
you can see the inner barrel just a little down the flash-hider.
Very nice! tuwa na ba kayo mga adiks?! hehe... (you happy
now airsoft addicts?)
Metal Parts...
Just check out the pics which part is metal.
The receiver...
Yeah it's plastic but it's well made at least the way I see
it.
It has greyer color which gives it a highlighted look.
It even feels like a Marui plastic receiver. Hopefully those
so called "ears" are strong enough in this. The selectors are
engraved unlike on most metal receivers their just printed down. The charging
handle isn’t bad sounding when c0cked.
Forward assist is fully functional this time....yehey!!!
Metal Open Sights seems fully adjustable the front and the
rear parts with elevation adjustment on the rear sight as if most of us are
actually using those but
it's a very nice feature making the gun more realistic
Handling...
The rifle at first touch feels so solid and very light
without the batteries of course.
Some m16 marui's I've held tends to have a loose. Jg's m16
as of now feels solid enough just a slight wobble on the fore grip. If you do
force it though heck even the real thing has a slight wobble there. I’m used to
longer rifles tnx to the dragunov (46 inches long) and the m14 (44 inches) so
this one which is only about
100 cm long (about 39+ inches) will be much easier to maneuver
in combat.
The fixed stock is a blessing. Not only for better aiming
but it hides
the best large classic batts balancing the rifle for good.
The fixed stock also helps
limbs that carry the rifles have a little break by simply
squeezing it just underneath the
arm pit hehe. I always see soldiers doing this btw.
The metal mag...
Oh...this by far is the best acm m4 metal mag I've ever
used.
The winder is little bit more expose which is good imo for faster
and better winding feel to it. The spring coils seems strong enough just like
cyma mags. The winding key is a nice added feature for those who want to do
really fast full winds while in the neutral zone. Although I prefer using an
allen wrench or my modified drum key for winding the mags really fast. With a
dozen of these mags on your vest it will surely be a joy blasting away in the
field hehe.
Upgradeability...
Jing Gong bells 2x ooops I mean JG is known for cloning TM
aeg's up to almost some perfection so I'm sure JG's m4/m16 are really
easy to upgrade, tweak and maintain. The external quality alone is
simply convincing enough.We'll see...
Ok here are the internal pics but first plz read this....
Woah! It's true. Guys in china over greased the gearbox too much. Even the hop had some grease reason why I think sometimes I loose the hop effect on some testfires. Yet it's stock hop rubber was a perfect fit to the hop up assembly. No teflon needed. Seems they ran out of silicone wires they just used speaker wires on the extension wiring, a must change.The stock piston head was ported but the holes we're too small so I simply enlarged them. Stock nozzle and cylinder hear are also quite ok. Nozzle fits a little tight which is good for better
compression. Unfortunately darn cylinder is still a freakin type 2!
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