Marushin Full Metal/Real Wood 6mm M1 Carbine CO2 Powered Semi Automatic Airsoft Rifle
[P05C00][11520 / MARM1CARBCO2]
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Marushin has developed quite a reputation for producing extremely realistic airsoft guns and the M1 Carbine is no different. This M1 Carbine features an extremely realistic and high quality wood stock that nearly mirrors that of the real fire arm. No matter which way you look at this gun you will be truly amazed at its replication of the fire arm. The barrel and bolt assembly is no different. The full metal construction is nearly impossible to critique and features all the same aesthetics that you will find on a real M1 Carbine. Since this gun is powered by gas the bolt will cycle on every shot fired. The action of the bolt is very crisp and really adds to the overall realism of the carbine, Marushin has done it again with this M1 Carbine. Whether you are a hardcore simulation player or you are just looking for an extremely unique gas rifle to add to your collection you will not be disappointed with the Marushin Full Metal / Real Wood 6mm M1 Carbine CO2 Powered Semi Automatic Airsoft Gun.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Marushin
Model: Full Metal / Real Wood 6mm M1 Carbine CO2 Powered
Muzzle Velocity: 400 - 440 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 15 Rounds
Color: Black / Real Wood
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine
Features:
Real Wood Construction
Amazing Detail
Gas Blow Back Design
Co2 Power
Please Note:
- Gas is NOT included.
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: Marushin
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J. ROONEY
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2013-08-08
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It's not that I don't like it, but there is definitely something lacking. It came in the mail in about a week, as expected and taking out of the box I couldn't be happier, thing is a beaut. But after a little examination I realized some lacking points. First, the magazine only held about 15 rounds, that's bad. Especially for a semi automatic gun. Obviously this wouldn't be a problem if you had more mags, but hey, they're 50 bucks a pop. Furthermore, they are a bit of a pain to load, the best way I've found is to just do it by hand, which I can imagine will be less than ideal during a firefight.
Pros:
- One of those, "look what he's got guns"
- Pretty solid fps for a CO2 gun
- Blow back is crisp
- Realistic Weight
- Great gun to just shoot around the back yard with
Cons:
- Magazine only holds around 15.
- Goes through around 80 shots before a new CO2 cartridge is needed
- Will be troublesome in an actual game
- Will go through a lot of CO2
It's not that I don't like it, but there is definitely something lacking. It came in the mail in about a week, as expected and taking out of the box I couldn't be happier, thing is a beaut. But after a little examination I realized some lacking points. First, the magazine only held about 15 rounds, that's bad. Especially for a semi automatic gun. Obviously this wouldn't be a problem if you had more mags, but hey, they're 50 bucks a pop. Furthermore, they are a bit of a pain to load, the best way I've found is to just do it by hand, which I can imagine will be less than ideal during a firefight.
Pros:
- One of those, "look what he's got guns"
- Pretty solid fps for a CO2 gun
- Blow back is crisp
- Realistic Weight
- Great gun to just shoot around the back yard with
Cons:
- Magazine only holds around 15.
- Goes through around 80 shots before a new CO2 cartridge is needed
- Will be troublesome in an actual game
- Will go through a lot of CO2
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R. WRIGHT
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2013-08-17
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Bought this gun about 5 months ago. I've skirmished with it 4 times. I am a huge fan of the M1 Carbine so I had to have it. The gun has a great finish and is pretty close to my real steel gun. Mine shoots around 370 fps which is perfect for my field. Accuracy is decent, but not the best. Biggest con is the mag size - 15 rounds just like the real steel one. I have used it in games against normal AEGs - it is more challenging but I've gotten kills with it. If you like to spray BBs this is not your rifle. If you prefer a stealthy approach and can wait for your shots, this is an awesome gun.
I get 5-6 mags out of one co2 cartridge. Mags are expensive and you're probably going to need 2 extra (45 rounds total). The mags can be a little tricky to reload, but you can use a speed loader to help. I have gone into battle and reloaded a mag mid game.
Make sure this gun fits your play style before buying! I'm giving it 4 out of 5 because of its cost.
Pros:
Looks great.
Super light weight. You can run and move very easily with it.
Blow back is cool.
Realistic - 15 rounds per mag! But this could be a con.
Cons:
Expensive, mags are expensive also.
Can be challenging to skirmish.
Hop up and accuracy could be better.
Haven't found good pouches for the mags yet.
Bought this gun about 5 months ago. I've skirmished with it 4 times. I am a huge fan of the M1 Carbine so I had to have it. The gun has a great finish and is pretty close to my real steel gun. Mine shoots around 370 fps which is perfect for my field. Accuracy is decent, but not the best. Biggest con is the mag size - 15 rounds just like the real steel one. I have used it in games against normal AEGs - it is more challenging but I've gotten kills with it. If you like to spray BBs this is not your rifle. If you prefer a stealthy approach and can wait for your shots, this is an awesome gun.
I get 5-6 mags out of one co2 cartridge. Mags are expensive and you're probably going to need 2 extra (45 rounds total). The mags can be a little tricky to reload, but you can use a speed loader to help. I have gone into battle and reloaded a mag mid game.
Make sure this gun fits your play style before buying! I'm giving it 4 out of 5 because of its cost.
Pros:
Looks great.
Super light weight. You can run and move very easily with it.
Blow back is cool.
Realistic - 15 rounds per mag! But this could be a con.
Cons:
Expensive, mags are expensive also.
Can be challenging to skirmish.
Hop up and accuracy could be better.
Haven't found good pouches for the mags yet.
