Tokyo Marui G3 SAS review

Pros: All metal. Made by a high quality comapny. All metal gearbox. Durable. Compact. Uprgadeable. Lightwieght. High ROF (rate of fire). Good for CQC (close quarter combat)
Cons: Poor Accuracy. Takes mini battery. Exspenese. Low FPS (250 fps)

(Note all high quality guns I review or take alook at will have this con generally because high end guns cost more)

This is a very high quality gun (as all Tokyo Marui Brand guns are) extremely durable, good quality, metal parts, good gearbox, and overall construction. This gun was designed around CQB (close quarter battle) having a large clip, good rate of fire, compact size and manuverable. If you are into CQb or short range encounters I would strongly reccomend this gun if your looking for a good cqb gun besides the MP5 (a series of guns known for popularity and versatility). This however might not be your best option for long range woodland. It can still be used in this envirmoment however its smaller range and FPS (due to the shorter barrel and battery) you might find yourself out gunned. But it is still fine to use the G3 sas there, just it was not created with that enviroment in mind. (If You are interested in woodland/long range guns and are thinking about the G3 series the G3 Sg1 might be a wise choice.) Overall it is a well constructed gun and excellent for CQB just a little weak in woodland enviroments.

Review of Crossman Pulse R72 (G3 Model)

Pros: Well Rounded. Automatic Fire. Comes With battery. Large Magzine Capacity. Adjustable hop up. Removable Stock. Lightwieght. Good begginer gun. Upgrades available
Cons: Innacurate. low fps. Overpriced. Poor qaulity manufacturer. Only takes min battery even with large stock. All plastic.
Review: Over all this is a pretty well balanced assault rifle for those just staring airsoft. It is a fully electric gun (LPEG) and has a decent rate of fire, (though because the clip is plastic it is not the highest quality) but it does lackthe "punch" of an airsoft assault rifle with relatively low FPS for an assault rifle of its size. This may be due to the small mini battery it comes with. It is a reliable decent starter gun though and can see you through many confrintations (the clip though needs extra care and constant lubing).

Bottom Line: I would reccomend this to a friend who wants a decent gun just getting started in airsoft.

Over All 3 and a half stars

My Review of Colt 25 Spring Powered Airsoft Pistol, Black

Originally submitted at Dick's Sporting Goods

The Colt® 25 spring-powered airsoft pistol brings you a compact size that can easily be used as a reliable backup. It has a magazine capacity of 15 airsoft BBs and offers a velocity of 141 fps.

Colt 25 Spring Powered Airsoft Pistol, Black

Good backup not good main

By Longtime Airsofter from Mannassas Virginia on 4/2/2008

3out of 5

Pros: Cheap, Lightweight, Compact, Good for back up, Cool looking, Easy to carry

Cons: Inaccurate, Bad Range, Bad distance, Poor sights, Difficult To Reload

Best Uses: Backup

Describe Yourself: Experienced

I am a pretty weathered airsofter and this gun would be a good or poor choice depending on what you do. Do not plan to use this as your main gun, it is just not powerful enough, but if you have a reliable and high powered gun consider getting it, if you need to reload take this out and shoot it off to keep heads down, a good back up for the price, however the main purpose of the gun is not to get people out or be a main force, but just a small compact gun that is easily accesible to cover your self when running reloading ect. The compactness also makes it great to keep in pockets when you need it you just take it out.

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