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TokyoSeven · March 16th, 2011, 21:01

For an echo item that I cannot figure out what it was cloned from its actually exceeded my expectations ( mind you they were not very high to start) this item actually is surprisingly fair and damn near exactly like the CA M24 minus a few slight differences like the magazines. Due to the fact that I am currently in town and haven't had a chance to get out to any location as of late with suitable distance Ive been working with the 75 foot range that I currently have available. Shot consistency is fair for the most part. I was able to hit my soup can targets on par every time at the range I was using. More testing will be required for longer ranges.

My only complaint at this time is the extremely unsatisfying "twang" I get when I fire. However once I replace the compression components with upgraded internals I hope to remedy that issue entirely.

I will do a full review a in a few months when I can source all the appropriate upgrade parts and have the time to sit down and do a thorough examination of the gun.

In the mean time I still have to get the other side of my stock painted with a little special something Ive been working on.

March 16th, 2011, 21:01	#349
TokyoSeven Red Wine & Adderall Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Saskatoon, SK	For an echo item that I cannot figure out what it was cloned from its actually exceeded my expectations ( mind you they were not very high to start) this item actually is surprisingly fair and damn near exactly like the CA M24 minus a few slight differences like the magazines. Due to the fact that I am currently in town and haven't had a chance to get out to any location as of late with suitable distance Ive been working with the 75 foot range that I currently have available. Shot consistency is fair for the most part. I was able to hit my soup can targets on par every time at the range I was using. More testing will be required for longer ranges. My only complaint at this time is the extremely unsatisfying "twang" I get when I fire. However once I replace the compression components with upgraded internals I hope to remedy that issue entirely. I will do a full review a in a few months when I can source all the appropriate upgrade parts and have the time to sit down and do a thorough examination of the gun. In the mean time I still have to get the other side of my stock painted with a little special something Ive been working on. __________________ "Its only a little bit on fire"