Réplica CM.011 HIGH-SPEED [CYMA]

I absolutely love it, so let me explain why it gets 3 stars.

If you are a beginner and/or are not comfortable with disassembly and upgrades, don’t buy it. My G36 shot 0.88 J stock with 19 RPS on an 11.1V, and the BBs curved hard to the right. The reasons for this are a terrible (and I mean really terrible) stock nozzle and hop-up chamber, which didn’t have a clean cut for the nub. As a result, part of the nub stayed up and became slightly deformed when hop was applied. The charging handle feels like it’s just waiting to break off, and mine also came without rails.

However…
If you are a little bit tech-savvy and not afraid to pull out a few pins and screws, then by all means, go for it.

The body feels really good—no squeaks. The outer barrel and flash hider are plastic, but you can easily change the flash hider, and the barrel is covered by the handguard anyway, so who cares.

After shimming, the sound is absolutely fantastic. The short-stroked CYMA 13:1 gears are great, and CYMA’s short high-torque motor is quite decent as well.
The nozzle is basic CYMA blue plastic without an O-ring. The piston and cylinder heads are silent-type, both with double O-rings, and they seal perfectly. The cylinder is 3/4 ported and ribbed on the outside (obviously). The piston is a classic CYMA with metal teeth. It comes with an Omega-style nub, which is another plus. The inner barrel is brass, 265 mm in length.

After slightly grinding the nub window and adding an SHS nozzle and an M125 spring, it now gives a consistent 1.2 J.

Overall, a great replica for the price.

Rating is based on its price. I paid 102€ on sale.

External is solid but typical ABS plastic, some creeks in the handguard, my Golden Eagle G36K have slightly nicer externals but not the same kind of internals.

Internally Cyma High Speed replicas have, imo, best price to performance ratio out of the box. Zippy motor and gears.
Came with Dean/T-plug connector and trigger response is very good.

Excellent workhorse replica. I own 3 Cyma HS now.

Love it. For the prize it's amazing. Delivered with a midcap that fits like a glove. NO wooble what so ever. Stock is very stable and the fire selector have a distinctive klick when you go from safe to pew and pewpew

I would recommend buying any high speed cyma guns over their other models. It is completely worth it and much more satisfying.you will have a faster trigger response due to the high speed gears. The quality of the gun is to be expected. The polymer is durable and looks great.

The CYMA High Speed G36C is a fantastic G36C for the money! I'm getting around 20 RPS on a 7.4v with around 315-320 FPS on a .20 bb which is perfect for CQB. The shimming in this gun is also pretty good from the factory and I believe it comes with a 6.03mm barrel pre-installed since accuracy is really good out of the box. It also weighs about 5 pounds but feels way lighter than that due to how balanced it is. I do have a few minor gripes with it however. First, the body does have a bit of creakiness to it due to its ABS construction, but it isn't an overly glossy ABS and seems decently solid. The magazine included also tends to spit out bbs around the halfway full point so you'll need to pay attention to the feed lip to make sure it and the bb are aligned correctly to not have this happen. Finally, the stock hop up rubber isn't that great since it can't reliably feed a .28 bb. All I did was swap that out for a Maple Leaf Macaron 70 degree bucking and now it feeds perfectly. It'll even feed some ancient Classic Army hi-caps I have! Overall, the CYMA G36C is perhaps the best G36 you can get for this price range. You literally just need to swap the hop up rubber to a Maple Leaf and it'll run like a champ. I'd also get different flavors of magazine to go with it, just in case the stock magazine gets annoying. Otherwise, buy this if you want a G36C, it's worth it!

The CM.011 might be the best price to performance ratio gun out there. Stock with a chrap Pico SSR3 has it running around 26 rps on an 11.1 LiPo. The stock hopup assembly has no issues bucking my .28's but I still recommend getting a better bucking and barrel. Honestly if I had a complaint it's just that the gun uses the same ABS receiver CYMA used on G36s 10 years ago, but this doesnt really bother me.

Honestly it's a great option for anyone.

This replica performs wery well out of the box mechabox sounds goood Its quite accurate
It shoots around 330-350fps with 0.2g bb
With 11.1 lipo It becomes unstoppable full auto machine

Played quite some time with this item. I can say its very good for its price but with not without some flaws.. If you can open gearbox yourself its a great buy overal. Had to repair it here and there but in parts i changed only bushings, nozzle, piston head and hopup rubber. Now can reach someone from like 50-60 meters with decent hit rate.

Very good fire rate, snappy semi and pretty good range too (after modding a little bit)

Very poor quality of assembly. Cramped wires, lack of grease, stripped threads on plate that holds safety lever. And the biggest bummer was spun bushings on bevel gear after 1 game - like 3-4k rounds.