GameFace GFAP13 Electric Airsoft Pistol

First off, I am an adult. By far:-) I work a federal law enforcement contract and I bought this for some muscle memory trigger time. It's not nearly as powerful as some cheap spring airsoft guns I've used in the past, but accuracy is decent to within couple inches at 10 to 15 yards. Used it to defend my dog against couple raccoons in back yard. It's less lethal capacity was perfect, raccons were big, and they took the hint. Havnt seen them back, and accuracy was good enough didnt didnt hit my dog while they were fighting. I've had it stored for over a year, pick it up, start plinking again. Unlike some other reviews I cannot complain about the battery. I'll use it 10 to 15 min, six or seven times a year in between charges. Though to be honest, lot of that time is spent cleaning bbs and loading. I use maybe 4 or so mags a session.

Could use better sights. Ability to put a cheap reflex sight on top would be nice. Sometimes when loading it will double feed. Still functions, just throws extra bb:-) sometimes when extracting the battery feels like I'm going to break the little lever. Hasn't happened yet...

It's not quiet. And there is a slight delay between pulling the trigger and the gearbox delivering a round. And when I say it's not quiet, I'm talking about the gearbox. Soo... wait till your target is beyond cover. They may have time to dodge or duck:-)

this is the same as the cyma glock, its a great gun for snipers in air soft. because it can go full auto. good accuracy. and consistency. I have several pistols and these aep's are my favorites. even over my gbb pistols.

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yes high fps isn't the end all be all of air soft. and these are good for cqb , or outdoor fields

Being an electric based pistol didn't set high hopes, but they were kinda fulfilled. The Fps was a tad lower, but the accuracy makes up for it with the adjustable hop up. The magazine caps at 29 rounds, and it was full metal to get that real life heft. The gun itself was a hard plastic, but the electrical engineering in the handle of the gun makes it weigh down a bit more. The battery was held near the 'barrel' of the gun, which helped counterbalance it, and the size of the gun fits most compact holsters. The full auto feature is kinda nice, but this feature was barred in the games I played.

But for all the things that were nice, they all had drawbacks. The accuracy was ok up to about 30 feet; any shot fired from any distance past it will grant you a 50/50 chance at hitting a chest sized target. Full auto was worse, but that was expected. The front sight was crooked, so I had to make up for that. For some strange reason, the are almost no magazines left in the world for this gun, except at Crosman, who charged up to a third of what the gun cost. The battery doesn't hold a long charge, nor saves the charge for next time you shoot. AKA this is a last chance spray and pray, if battery life allows it to be.

This is not a gun you should get, how every curious you may be. Just get a gas gun.