aquí va un review de primer vistazo... QUE BUENA PINTA TIENE!!
Por cierto, para los que van a venir con la tipica mierda de " Bueh... copias chinas... a ver cuanto te dura... bla, bla, bla,...", repito lo de mi M4 de Gunner:
SOLO un motor de Marui y una pila china de 8,4V 1300mAh: 370 (370, sí, habeis leido bien) FPS y, no solo que no se rompe como haria una marui, sino que tiene una cadencia de Marui a 330FPS; vosotros mismos.
Para los que no hablen ingles, que traduzca otro, que tengo que hacer la maleta, que me piro mañana a Colonia y Maastricht (trankilos: fumare tulipanes verdes a la salud de todos

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First glance. I know that part above the outer barrel is plastic so that was what caught my attention as I opened the box and yikes - that plasticky shine (the manual referred to it as a handguard). Well, I guess it is nothing a simple flat black BOSNY won't fix. I took a brief look at the box: an 8.4v 1500mah NiCd sub-c battery back, a 400mah charger, a sling, an 8 page manual of sorts, a few token BBs and lots of fond memories of firing a M14. The manual listed a cleaning rod, a 1.5mm allen wrench, and "insurance cap" (orange cap) as among the accessories but these were not found in the units I tested.
The battery compartment. Notice that there is no fuse but the fuse terminal is there.
The outer barrel is metal and so is the bolt area or bolt assembly. coc king the bolt gives off a magnificent clinking metal sound absent in the VSR and M50. Releasing the bolt completes the thrill of c*cking a real gun.
The magazine is metal and hi-cap. The capacity? I was thinking of 400-600 b ut a look at the manual laters says its "260 hairs play the box" (I was told that it is a literal translation for 260 pcs of bullet). Loading some BBs I fired a few shots and whoaa 330fps average. I tested other units (as the M14's box is not sealed by plastic) and got an average of 310-330fps.
The hop up dial, like Marui's, is located inside the magwell (rightmost).
The selector switch turned clockwise is full auto, turned counter clockwise is semi-auto. That thing in front of the trigger guard is the safety which is "off" in the picture. Pushed inside towards the trigger turns the safety on.
The M14 is powered by a EG700-clone Hi-torque Motor (EG1000 is high speed). No, I didn't suddenly become an expert on motors - its printed on the box.
Internals? I'm not familiar with the TM version so I'll try to open one later tonight.
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