[Set] CM.032 M14 rifle replica - Olive Style [CYMA] + 180rd Mid-Cap steel magazine for M14 Series - Black [CYMA]

Powerful and solid. Great accuracy and easy to operate. Good quality for the price, but the polymer used in the body/stock feels kind of cheap. It may be because of its shininess or "texture". It also changes color under blue light and looks brownish (not a "bad thing" just an observation if you wanna have it exposed under that kinda light).

Quality replica. I got my first Cyma M14 about 13 years ago.... and this one is not much changed from the first one. The stock is sturdy and nicely ruff. The replica fired about 1,1J with 0,30 bbs. The ROF is not great. Motor is really weak and 2 sets of Tamiya plugs don't help. Shimming was about 4/5 and air seal is also about 4/5 (nozzle does not have an O-ring and hop rubber to nozzle seal could be better). Nozzle fits tightly on the tappet plate. It has a plastic piston in cheap piston head (Loctited on - can't remove it). Gears are nice, sector gear has a small gear delayer chip on it. It also has a aluminium cylinder (nicely polished inside, but myne had a shallow inperfection inside - replaced it to be sure). Spring guide is plastic with a metal washer as a sort of a bearring. So, it's skirmishable out-of-the-box, but it's a bit weak and slow.

A very solid magazine with a steel cover.
Compared to M4 magazines, it is heavy and big.
Large 180 BB capacity mid-cap.
Out of the box its not compatible with the J.G. Works M14, it needs a little filing, but after that it is perfect.

These magazines are also compatible with the ASG M14. The fitment is very good and isn't loose or does not wobble in the gun. Perfect if you want a stealth M14 setup and don't want the rattle of a the bbs in a high cap mag.

Excellent mid-cap for a CYMA M14 cm.032. It's a full metal contribution, with the only exception being the top. The magazine feeding is good no problem so far tried with five different magazines. These magazines straight out of the box fit around 120 rounds easily, the more I've been using them the better and better I'm able to fit more BB's (about 150 right now). In any case that is good, I don't little to top-up mid-caps anyway as to not overstress the spring.

A very good mid-cap for m14 replica indeed, feeds reliably both in CYMA and TM replicas.
Personally I own 14 of these mid-caps, and they fit perfectly in M1A original vietnam era pouches!
To sum up, this mid cap is a heavy, realiable and able to withstand wear an tear!
I'm very happy with my purchase! =)

Works on TM. It is a durable metal with a black finish, it fits in a original vietnam vandoleer so for reenactment it is very useful. It has a little wooble on the cyma m14 socom. I would recommend to buy at least 2 or 3 spare magazine if you play long milsims or if you like to pull the trigguer, on sunday with friends.
Since taiwangun reviews needs a lot of words dont mind me to keep talking about the review ;)

A really well made replica. Sturdy, a bit more on a heavy side - with additional rail and 3-9x40EG scope weight jumped to 4.4 kg. Definitely something to fulfill DMR role, 'cause running around all day with it makes you a fitness hero...

Solid, trustworthy, after a small break in at 10 meters started to place BB after BB in a pet beer bottom size target (about 10 square centimeters) with 0.2 BB's. So far this is max range I can access. For hopup right adjustment need a bigger field...
Auto fire, compared to CYMA CM.623 I own is waaay slower, but it fits well DMR role.

Weight. With rail, mount and scope on this thing weigh a ton, and that tell you a guy who run around 24 years with a AK74 as main gun, the real thing, not a replica.
When battery gets weaker, you feel like the gun broke, feel like piston jammed mid way, but is just empty battery behavior.