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Many airsofters would rather not care if the replicas they are procuring are cheap rip-offs of the real ones, licenced or not. With the growing popularity of airsoft around the world, market forces of course affect the supply and demand of products. If the authentic accessories are just not affordable, someone will try to supply these at a lower cost, by ripping off the designs, or by licencing which other manufacturers would prefer in order not to be blacklisted or shuttered.
The rifle is a sight to behold. It is not the sexiest of the lot, but it is one of the AEGs that means business upon first glance with the way the EBR chassis is done. The whole rifle is made of metal --- pot metal that is, with the hand guard, butt pad, cheek rest and pistol grip being the plastic parts of the whole thing. Weighing almost 7 kilos even without the ammo loaded, it is not a rifle for those with smaller builds, which counts me in. But nevertheless, I love the look of this, and I would carry this into skirmishes, and perhaps build up my biceps with it.
When you purchase this camera, it comes with mounting accessories such as velcro pad, rubber pad, strips, and bike handle mount. You can use the rubber pad or the velcro pad to secure the camera to your helmet or to the foregrip of your AEG. This is very much a great accessory to carry along with you, whether you snowboard, snorkel, skydive, or even better, play airsoft! You can record your skirmish actions on video and upload it to your preferred video sharing website and share it with your friends, family, and skirmish mates.
This is probably the oldest pistol in the Wildcats arsenal. I got this about close to three years ago as my first airsoft weapon. It was on sale at that time for GBP69.00 and when I got it I said to myself; “this is the only airsoft weapon I’ll be getting… I will not let myself be drawn in to this fad…” NOT!!! Three years on and five AEGs later this “fad” still has a tight grip on me a grip so tight that I stay awake most nights until the wee hours of the morning surfing, writing, and doing anything that even has the slightest hint or relation to airsoft.
GnP lives on its billing by having one of the most realistic M4 AEG variations in the market today. Everything is metal and the finish is second to none. The paint job is great, flat matte black finish including the butt stock, and no shiny parts and considered to be the most gun metal looking among the high end AEGs. The crane stock is telescoping and can hold a GnP custom battery of up to 10.8V (but you can not retract it to its shortest length, you’ll have to use a GnP 9.6V for you to put it back to its shortest length).
