CM.350 [CYMA]

I bought this shotgun a few weeks ago and im very satisfied with it. The gun itself is made out of some kind of plastic that is not as nice as polymer on higher end products but its not bad either, it does not rattle and it will not crack if you dont drop it, and it is very light too. The replica shoots accurate in cqb environments up to 25 meters comfortably. The fixed hopup works best with .23 or .25 bbs in my experience. Its really not hard to pump just make sure that your gloves are rubberized. ( i am a fairly weak person and even i can do it perfectly for a whole day out at the field.). The included shells are perfectly fine but the paper or film that is wrapped around it can be annoying because over time it will partially come off no matter how gentle you are and the door where you put the shells wont open. You can sopve this easily by peeling it off. This site offers some fiber sights for shotguns but i was playing without that attachment and i had no problems.
Spring shotguns are very fun little things because they are cheap( i got this for 35€!!!!) reliable and a ton of fun to play with in cqb because you literally cant miss due to it having 3 barrels. I even got more kills with it than my fully modder out aeg.

When I first got it in my hands, i was a little underwhelmed by it's weigth since it's almost all ABS. Still the shooting and the overal design is 5/5, it shoots lasers and CQB or a dense forest area are easily conquered by this shotgun. The three springs can be a little hard to use, so if you are unsure if you can use this, try it on a field/in a shop before you buy. I think an average adult can handle this springsystem with ease for an entire day.

Cheap airsoft fun. Challanging to use effectively though. Has the same internals as the more expensive steel ones. Make sure to buy the microfibre optic that Taiwangun also sells, because those come with no iron sights.