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Full metal cybergun m4 CQB

  • 05-02-2013 8:26pm
    #1
    BWgekko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 72 ✭✭


    So I know cybergun generally are a very cheap company but after researching this AEG iv heard nothin but good things.. actually made by dboys according to some.. Basically just looking for anyone who has experience with this AEG that could reccomend any upgrades I should do??


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  • #2
    422nd
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 855 ✭✭✭422nd


    I owned one for a few months. Never needed to change anything about it. Never had any issues with it bar it jamming a little but that was my own fault for not keeping the barrel clean. Once I cleaned it out it was back to normal. Great workhorse of a gun.


  • #3
    BWgekko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 72 ✭✭BWgekko


    422nd wrote: »
    I owned one for a few months. Never needed to change anything about it. Never had any issues with it bar it jamming a little but that was my own fault for not keeping the barrel clean. Once I cleaned it out it was back to normal. Great workhorse of a gun.
    Ya it seems to be very reliable.. I just want one main decent AEG.. Sick of constantly breaking cheaper end AEGs!! Was thinking of maybe running a lipo on it but I hear it might fry some of the internals!


  • #4
    T4RGET
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,901 ✭✭✭T4RGET


    wouldn't suggest a lipo, stick to a 7v lipo if you're really pushed about using one, but would first change the wiring and contacts though.
    Dboys have really stepped up in the last couple of months I find. Most guns I've fixed for people in the last couple of months were G&G, G&P and some very old style JG and Dboys but haven't seen a recent D boys fail in while, the only problem I find my self is that the metal used is extremely cheap and tends to snap at the stock tube, but they may have fixed that since :)
    In general good solid gun, I picked it up while in Hobbyairsoft a while back it's pretty heavy too :)


  • #5
    BWgekko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 72 ✭✭BWgekko


    T4RGET wrote: »
    wouldn't suggest a lipo, stick to a 7v lipo if you're really pushed about using one, but would first change the wiring and contacts though.
    Dboys have really stepped up in the last couple of months I find. Most guns I've fixed for people in the last couple of months were G&G, G&P and some very old style JG and Dboys but haven't seen a recent D boys fail in while, the only problem I find my self is that the metal used is extremely cheap and tends to snap at the stock tube, but they may have fixed that since :)
    In general good solid gun, I picked it up while in Hobbyairsoft a while back it's pretty heavy too :)
    Thanx for the advice.. Only reason I want a lipo is for ROF.. Great trigger response but still could be better ROF even with a 9.6!!


  • #6
    $kilkenny
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 718 ✭✭✭$kilkenny


    Its made by Cyma not dboys.
    But that means they are even better!
    I currently own a m4a1 made by cyma which is marketed as a cybergun m4.
    They are brilliant for the money, I love it more than my new g&p m16, its my go to gun for those rainy days, cant recommeend then enough


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  • #7
    BWgekko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 72 ✭✭BWgekko


    $kilkenny wrote: »
    Its made by Cyma not dboys.
    But that means they are even better!
    I currently own a m4a1 made by cyma which is marketed as a cybergun m4.
    They are brilliant for the money, I love it more than my new g&p m16, its my go to gun for those rainy days, cant recommeend then enough
    Ya seems to be an excellent gun.. Have you had a look around at the internals at all?


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