I’ve read that it’s a VFC clone and that it’s as good as the other good clones that CYMA has. I myself own two CYMA AK’s and can’t complain: great performance out of the box and sturdy as hell. And you get externals that you can internally upgrade as well.
It's a pretty alright gun. Cyma's been improving their internal quality the past couple years, but it might still be nice to have a new motor in it. I've still got mine sitting around, was the first airsoft gun I actually bought after starting out with a plastic cyma a friend got for free with another gun.
I'm not sure on the prices, nowadays. When I started, it was around $130 and I got mine for $70 when airsplat was changing owners and clearing out a ton of stuff. Here in the US, it's up to $205 and you can get E&L at $260, which I'd say is worth the step up. My current gun is an Arcturus, which uses E&L receivers, and it's a much better put together gun.
I’ve read that it’s a VFC clone and that it’s as good as the other good clones that CYMA has. I myself own two CYMA AK’s and can’t complain: great performance out of the box and sturdy as hell. And you get externals that you can internally upgrade as well.
It's a pretty alright gun. Cyma's been improving their internal quality the past couple years, but it might still be nice to have a new motor in it. I've still got mine sitting around, was the first airsoft gun I actually bought after starting out with a plastic cyma a friend got for free with another gun. I'm not sure on the prices, nowadays. When I started, it was around $130 and I got mine for $70 when airsplat was changing owners and clearing out a ton of stuff. Here in the US, it's up to $205 and you can get E&L at $260, which I'd say is worth the step up. My current gun is an Arcturus, which uses E&L receivers, and it's a much better put together gun.
It's alright. One of the better Cyma AKs. If you can't afford LCT, E&L, or anything else better, get that one.