Hows it holding up on you so far? I think these look and function beautifully and wanna get one but ive read some people having issues with them. Air guns in general can have that risk but for something like an m1 carbine id be willing to take it even if it breaks on me. But id love to know if youve had good experiences with it so far
@@cranjismcbasketball5221I'd avoid this thing if I were you. I have one and it's terrible. It will never get an entire mag worth of BB's out of 1 co2 cartridge, even on a hot 110° summer day. Lately it'll only get through 2 or 3 shots max before it's out of co2, and the mag isn't even leaking. I'm an avid lifelong airgunner of the past 20 years with guns going back to the 1930's, so I definitely know what I'm doing and maybe I just got a bad one but if they can put a gun this defective out the door I just can't trust that kind of quality control. It's not even a proper airgun anyways, it's based on an airsoft platform and the overall quality just really isn't there. That's what you get with most of the replica types these days though I guess, and that's probably why I normally stay away from the.
@@philippnagel6259 I'm sure I did get a bad one, but that doesn't change the fact that they're made of airsoft grade materials and not up to snuff for an airgun. Maybe I'm just biased because I have American made airguns going back to 1935 and am used to airguns that were made to last for generations, so I have a hard time wanting to spend $200 more on another mostly pot metal & plastic gun when the 1st I bought doesn't run.
I got mine from an Ebay seller of military repro stuff. Tan colored Repro of original; M1 Carbine sling that includes the oiler needed to mount the rear section of the sling. Fits the Springfield armory M1 BB semi-auto perfectly. Same color as the one on my Dad's M1 he carried as a Seabee in the Philippines.
I do have one question, which of all the "so called" reviews have NOT MENTIONED! Who the heck is the manufacture of this BB gum???????????????????????????????????. Come O, use your brains; who is the manufacturer? How can you do a review and not list the manufacture? So I give this review a Big thumbs Down.
@@DoomGuyEternal probably, it's definitely made by an airsoft manufacturer which explains the cheap quality. Airsoft replicas just aren't made to the same quality as a good airgun.
Looks really nice, I have just ordered myself one!
I ended up putting a folding stock on mine and it looks great
Hows it holding up on you so far? I think these look and function beautifully and wanna get one but ive read some people having issues with them. Air guns in general can have that risk but for something like an m1 carbine id be willing to take it even if it breaks on me. But id love to know if youve had good experiences with it so far
@@cranjismcbasketball5221I'd avoid this thing if I were you.
I have one and it's terrible.
It will never get an entire mag worth of BB's out of 1 co2 cartridge, even on a hot 110° summer day.
Lately it'll only get through 2 or 3 shots max before it's out of co2, and the mag isn't even leaking.
I'm an avid lifelong airgunner of the past 20 years with guns going back to the 1930's, so I definitely know what I'm doing and maybe I just got a bad one but if they can put a gun this defective out the door I just can't trust that kind of quality control.
It's not even a proper airgun anyways, it's based on an airsoft platform and the overall quality just really isn't there.
That's what you get with most of the replica types these days though I guess, and that's probably why I normally stay away from the.
@@TylerSnyder305You must've got a bad model 1co2 should be enough for min 3 mags
@@philippnagel6259 I'm sure I did get a bad one, but that doesn't change the fact that they're made of airsoft grade materials and not up to snuff for an airgun.
Maybe I'm just biased because I have American made airguns going back to 1935 and am used to airguns that were made to last for generations, so I have a hard time wanting to spend $200 more on another mostly pot metal & plastic gun when the 1st I bought doesn't run.
Oh no time to get the wallet out again , great review thanks
Nice review, thanks.
Are there any plastic parts on this gun?
there is no plastic on this gun. only wood and steel
There is a plastic version of it but for 50 bucks more i would definitely get the real wood version
Is the sling included?
No. I bought them separate.
I got mine from an Ebay seller of military repro stuff. Tan colored Repro of original; M1 Carbine sling that includes the oiler needed to mount the rear section of the sling. Fits the Springfield armory M1 BB semi-auto perfectly. Same color as the one on my Dad's M1 he carried as a Seabee in the Philippines.
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Does the mag fit in the pouch
I have one and the bb gun magazine does not fit in the military magazine pouch.
Whats the FPS?
425
I cant get the top of the gun off to install a buttstock pouch.
Price kitna hai
I think the real wood version is 300-350
And the non wood is 250-300
I have just received one, the finish is crap, not fired one shot problem with the magazine, waste of £300
You mustve got a bad model mine works great
I do have one question, which of all the "so called" reviews have NOT MENTIONED! Who the heck is the manufacture of this BB gum???????????????????????????????????. Come O, use your brains; who is the manufacturer? How can you do a review and not list the manufacture? So I give this review a Big thumbs Down.
The manufacturer is some company in Taiwan, the brand is air venturi which is a pyramid air brand.
@@TylerSnyder305I think the company in Taiwan, are the same that make the King Arms m1 carbine, because looks exactly the same to me.
@@DoomGuyEternal probably, it's definitely made by an airsoft manufacturer which explains the cheap quality.
Airsoft replicas just aren't made to the same quality as a good airgun.
@@TylerSnyder305 yeah thats a real shame the best ones so far are from umarexs legends series i think
Nope not interested!***** However; if it were the brush para carbine w/ folding stock, banana clip, full auto; I would already bought it long ago!
How many shots per co2 cartridge?
Mine fires around 3 mags so 15 per mag 45 shots all together with 1 co2
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