M607 [Double Bell]

Bellissima replica, bella robusta e resistente, ha un bel rof di base ed una buona potenza, il prezzo è molto buono e la qualità anche.
Tempi di consegna piuttosto veloci meno di una settimana.
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Very solid piece, shoots well and I like it more than my E&C's.

I got the high FPS option and shoot about 344 on .28's, so a bit on the hotter end but it's field legal where I am.

So far no issues or regrets. Definitely recommend getting this!

It is a solid little gun and practically the only CAR15 on the market - as the g&p is pretty much non existent anymore. The internals give a solid base. The air seal in mine was a little bit off, but nothing a new o-ring for the piston would not fix. One thing that surprised me was that the shimming on mine was perfect. The hop up rubber is a little rough, but still does its job and seals good. A nice touch was that the nozzle size is printed on the nozzle. The motor is what you can expect for this price, standard magnet and I think it is the weakest point of the replica. Overall it is still 5 stars due to cost/value

tldr: This is a great little gun with good parts, performance for very little money.


I got this a few weeks back and have put it through a few games and a lot of yard testing so far. It ran flawlessly and performed well, though if I were to be picky I would say there was a very slight whine from the gears/shimming (usual stuff really, so I don't mean to overstate it). I later did a shim job, motor adjustment and a basic service to get it running as best it could in stock form and it sounded very smooth afterwards.

When I opened it up I was pleasantly surprised to find a good quality sealed aluminium air nozzle, a double seal piston with full steel teeth and 8mm bearings on good quality gears.

It also has a locking bolt catch for better access to the hopup when adjusting. Speaking of the hopup, it's a rotary type, works well and had no issues with creeping while in use. The rubber was quite greasy out of the box so your accuracy will definitely improve with a bit of a cleanup in the barrel/hopup. The factory hopup rubber is maybe a little on the hard side for my power limit (1Joule/328fps) but it still did the job before I replaced it with a green G&G rubber.

My main reason for buying this was the stock and handguard. I've always liked the look of them and I was happy to find that they are made from some pretty high quality material with no creaking, flex or wobble to speak of.

Battery space is a little limited up the front so do be sure to order a battery too, if you don't already have something that'll fit. I found the 2 piece nunchuck types worked best and I was able to run an 11.1v without issue.

There's no mosfet in these so it uses conventional trigger contacts. If you're going to run an 11.1v for the foreseeable future then it'd be a good idea to install a mosfet too.

The gun has a quick-change spring that is accessed by removing the stock and accessing the spring guide from the back of the receiver. I was really happy to see this feature, as there was no mention of it in the description when I was making the order.

The motor is pretty average and does a decent job but I reckon it would be one of the first things I'd replace when throwing upgrades at this thing.

In summary, I would struggle to fault this little gun, particularly for the price.
My biggest issue with it is that it's black instead of being more of a grey colour but I have to remind myself that it this only cost €140 so I shouldn't be too harsh. I've ordered 2 myself and passed mine around on the field to lots of players who loved it and want one of their own.

I think I'll order a couple of the other variants to add to the collection too. For the price, you can't go wrong.

I ticked an old item on my list!
I couldn't wait for someone to make it in good quality from metal, not the waste marui/jg plastic, and that stupid gear hopup, but a regular rotary chamber ...
Very solid weapon assembled from quality parts, the only "disadvantage" is the small space of the battery, only nunchaku lipo is possible.

This replica has rather nice externals for the price and is an uncommon sight on most fields in the United States. The internals provide a good base to build from; only complaints there are the motor and stock wiring; would have been nice to have silver-plate wire rather than the old school copper.
Pros: The exterior plastics (grip, handguard, stock) are thick and nicely textured. Many of the "little things" are correct as well-the front sight post is adjustable, the front sight was free from wobble, and the handguards fit tightly in the slip ring. Performance was right where it should be at 400fps. The rotary hop unit and locking bolt are nice touches as well.
Cons: The fit/finish between the upper/lower receivers could be better. There is slight movement between the upper/lower; sometimes it causes the locking bolt to hang up on opening/closing. An easy fix is to run paracord through the carry handle and around the back of the lower (just above the pistol grip) and knot it. This holds the upper tight to the lower and solves the problem. As one could imagine, battery space in the handguard is an issue; I recommend very flat 2s lipo packs.

The Valance from price and quality Is excellent. I owned the Marui replica ( 25 years ago ) and the g&p replica ( 8 years ago circa ). That replica have external of food quality , functional Bolt catch , Rotary hopup , buttstock with 3 position ( Marui only 2 ) . Not an High Speed but ballistic Is regular ti joule mandatory in my Land , Italy. I asked to regrease and reshim , no strange sound , fluido and clean sound. A Good work , Just i liked a new 95ms spring instead of cutting original spring spires. Thanks Taiwan gun , now reenactment game are more interesting for me

The gun was a positive surprise for me. Sturdy, no wobbles or creaks, and the metal body seems like a quality piece. I've not had the chance to chrono the gun yet, but I believe it to be around 385 fps as marked on the test sheet.

One or two cons: the battery space is non-existent, since the outer barrell is so thick it takes up all the space. There's no chance to fit any kind of battery in there. I use an outer power source, which is located in a small rail I screwed in (and a PEQ-box attaches to this rail).

Also a slight con is that the threads are not actually -14 mm CCW, but slightly off.