[Set] Réplica JG0448A AU-1G [J.G.Works] + Cargador 170rd AUG (Caja de 4)

Alimentan bien, al cargarlos llega un momento en que se pone MUY DURO al usar el tico tico, pero con darle más fuerte todo va bien.
Los he usado en un AUG de Jing Gong, y como digo van bien, aunque entran y salen un poco duros, pero bueno, con pegar un buen tirón, arreglado.

Bardzo przyzwoita unikatowa replika, celność prosto z pudełka jest... Akceptowalna, wygoda obsługi zdecydowanie na plus. Po wymianie dyszy dla szczelności, gumki i lufy BARDZO celna. Polecam szczególnie na promocji

Remarkable performance, has a lot of weight and feels awesome when handling it.
Most of it is metal except the stock.
Shoots at 1.18j with 0.25.
Mid caps, high caps fit properly.
Nothings wobbly.
You can change spring in a matter of seconds, has a lot of battery space.

Really heavy, I like it, metal and plastic made in too good. For this price it's soo good recommend.

Plus:
+too good materials
+heavy veight
+have battery and charger
+330 fps(I use 0.20g GUARDED)
+aim
+price

Minus
-the barrel fell off with sudden movements, it is made of metal and when dropped it creates a loud sound and the paint is removed. I had to cut off a small piece of cardboard.
-To ensure pleasant use of the shutter, you need to lubricate it.

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These are really nice quality mags. I got tem for my AA R901 and they work great with it. They fit tightly (maybe a bit too tight), there is zero mag whobbling, and they feed perfectly. The spring is pretty strong, you will need to gradually load them over and over again to reach their full capacity. For this reason I recommend numbering them so you can use them evenly. They are transculent so you can easily see how many bbs you have left. They are made out of good quality and thick plastic, so they are pretty sturdy and nice to touch. On a side note you can insert them in a way that they will lock into place but they wont feed (at least on my replica) but you can see this as the top waffle line will be misaligned with the body.

It seems quite fragile, specially the front grip, however considering the price it's good. If exists another version without the front-grip, and with some rails, I would prefer this other version. The gun is very comfortable, and well balanced.

the gun looks and feels really good and the intrnals are good for the price. The only problem with the gun was that the body what was made out of polymer that is gonna stay fine if you dont treat this gun like a cyma ak.

Was between this and the Army Armament AUG. Took me some digging into it and opted for this one. I've been having it for a year so far and it works perfectly. I've seen a lot of broken AUGs, mine with a bit of care and caution so far is intact. Key points to note :

Vs Army Armament Aug :
This one has a better motor, is slightly lighter, doesn't have all these ugly rails on the receivers, and is a bit better quality, albeit slightly. The Army Armament one has a mosfet, a proper cylinder, and the spring guide is a newer one with bearings.

Things to pay attention to:
It has a tip-hole cylinder with a 509mm barrel, that's why it has so low fps, definitely buy a full cylinder or a bore-up kit. Mine went from 340 to 380ish fps with the same spring by changing the cylinder.
Also, Augs have misfeeds by design. Just open up the hop up chamber hole a bit where the BB's enter. Mine feeds perfectly now.

It's also SUPER EASY to tech. If you feel like fiddling with it and changing a few things, get this one, it's better quality. If you want to use something out of the box, and never bother, get the Army Armament. All in all, its a great gun, an eye-catcher and really handy. 4 stars just because of the wrong cylinder and the bad shimming it had out of the box.

So I ordered this gun 2 weeks ago, it came in a nice box with a rifle cleaning kit, a set of plastic iron sights, and a 330rd high cap magazine. After doing a few test fires with 0.25g bbs and trying it out for the whole day, the outer barrel came loose and fell off. However, this turned out to be an easy fix. You just have to remove the foregrip, and tighten a grub screw under the thing that holds it. For this reason alone, I am giving it a 4-star review.

TLDR:
Pros:
-good accuracy
-good weight

Cons:
-Outer barrel can come loose after a while
-There isn't a real single fire mode, so it may be problematic for indoor fields

Nice magazines, do fit the R906 from AA, only have to push some harder to get them in the replica. After a couple draws this gets better and hold the tight fitment.
Cheap and good box of mags, do recommend using these.

Everything holds thight. No creeks. Sits and feeds perfectly in a JG AUG. The plastic is tough.

The spring is very hard out of the box and I had to get it moving by filling it up and emptying repeatedly for a long time. Not a bad thing, just to note.

Visually fits any AUG too. I was afraid the mag body would be of a more vibrant colour, but it looks great regardless of your AUG being black or green.

Solid midcaps!

These are the single best AUG midcaps I ever used.
They feed awesomely!
They have a realistic weight, also the polymer isn't cheap, so they won't break the first time you accidentally drop them.
The translucent nature of them allows you to see how many bbs you have left (or you can put a dummy round sticker into it to make it look even more realistic)

Pros:
- excellent feeding
- translucent
- realistic weight
- thick, high-quality polymer

Cons:
- on the Army Armament AUG models, they are very hard to remove/insert at first, this either beds down over time or you can file the inside of the magwell down if you are impacient