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Description
This was a very nice airsoft rifle I got long ago. It has since gone out of stock everywhere and went through a few different companies. It cost around $65 at the time and $10 for the full metal mag that holds 30 shells and $10 for 30 plastic shells that came in a small box.
It is the shell-ejecting spring m4 carbine rifle. It ejects cartridges with each charging handle pull and is very accurate with decent 360 FPS with 0.12 gram bbs. Its perfect for indoor plinking or some mid-range backyard target practice. I'd say its rather a bolt-action sniper rifle at this point.

My customizations:
* RIS: I custom printed an RIS quad-rail for it instead of the foregrip it came with.
* Additionally I custom hand-painted the dried-grass camo to parts of it like the lower receiver, foregrip, and stock. I am contemplating whether I should paint the rest of it or leave it as is. Thoughts?

Accessories:
As you can see I bought some accessories for it including:
* a smaller rear sight instead of the handle,
* a faux-bayonet,
* a really good cheap bipod (which I used for my other rifles),
* a shell catcher (which is very handy for this rifle),
* and surplus spoon and stripper clip for real-steel .223 caliber rounds. These plastic shells fit perfectly. Just add a strip of blue painter's tape on the inside of the clip to reduce friction and add padding.

Description
This was a very nice airsoft rifle I got long ago. It has since gone out of stock everywhere and went through a few different companies. It cost around $65 at the time and $10 for the full metal mag that holds 30 shells and $10 for 30 plastic shells that came in a small box.
It is the shell-ejecting spring m4 carbine rifle. It ejects cartridges with each charging handle pull and is very accurate with decent 360 FPS with 0.12 gram bbs. Its perfect for indoor plinking or some mid-range backyard target practice. I'd say its rather a bolt-action sniper rifle at this point.

My customizations:
* RIS: I custom printed an RIS quad-rail for it instead of the foregrip it came with.
* Additionally I custom hand-painted the dried-grass camo to parts of it like the lower receiver, foregrip, and stock. I am contemplating whether I should paint the rest of it or leave it as is. Thoughts?

Accessories:
As you can see I bought some accessories for it including:
* a smaller rear sight instead of the handle,
* a faux-bayonet,
* a really good cheap bipod (which I used for my other rifles),
* a shell catcher (which is very handy for this rifle),
* and surplus spoon and stripper clip for real-steel .223 caliber rounds. These plastic shells fit perfectly. Just add a strip of blue painter's tape on the inside of the clip to reduce friction and add padding.