SR4 ST FALCON-ZS - Black [SRC]

If you’ve been running standard M4s for a while and want something lighter and tighter for cqb without spending a fortune, the Falcon is definitely worth a look. I picked up the black version, and after running it through its paces over the last few weeks, here are my honest thoughts on whether this gun is worth your cash.

Looks and Build Quality
Straight out of the box, this thing looks aggressive. It’s built primarily from high-impact, fiber-reinforced nylon rather than cheap ABS plastic. This keeps the weight down to a very comfortable 2.4kg while still feeling incredibly rigid—there's practically zero wobble between the upper and lower receivers.

The front end features a sleek M-LOK handguard and is capped off with a metal "Warthog" sound amplifier. The amplifier gives the gun a loud crack when firing that sounds surprisingly intimidating for an electric gun. The 3-position PDW stock looks fantastic and keeps the overall profile down to just 650mm, and the flip-up fiber-optic sights are a really nice touch that I actually kept on the gun instead of instantly swapping for a red dot.

Performance in the Field
I took the Falcon out to my local indoor field for a game last weekend, and these are a few points:
- Had no issue shooting people over 40m
- Not heavy at all, wasn't fatigued after two hours
- The fact that you can use M4 mid-caps is huge, imagine not having to buy proprietary magazines just to run an SMG platform.

Internally, it uses SRC's Gen 4 Quick-Change spring gearbox. I had mine downgraded to around 290 FPS to meet local standards, and the trigger response with an 11.1v LiPo was surprisingly snappy thanks to the high-torque motor.

The Cons
It’s not perfect, though. The biggest headache by far is the battery space. Because of the compact PDW stock design, the battery compartment is cramped. I managed to fit a Battery Li-Po 1100mAh 11,1V 15/30C [VB], but wasn't very easy in the first place.

Secondly, while the 9mm magazine adapter is a cool feature, it can be a bit finicky with feeding unless you stick to SRC's own brand of SMG mags.

The stock hop-up rubber is totally fine for cqb distances, but if you plan to play outdoors, maybe you'll want to upgrade the bucking and nub.

In my opinion, if you are looking for a reliable, highly maneuverable AR9 that performs well out of the box, the SRC Falcon-ZS is honestly a fantastic buy for the price.

This gun has a super sturdy build, it generates some recoil and feedback when fired I think because of the short profile. It is light and small so excellent for CQB and great for travelling at speed over distance as your arms won't fatigue while carrying it. It takes M4 mags too which allows for diversity in your loadout.

Replika bardzo przyjemna i lekka, lecz należy wymienić parę problemów:
- Bardzo ograniczone miejsce na baterię
- Adapter do magazynków "9mm" nie podaje kulek, więc zalecam kupno magazynków od m4/ar15
- słabej jakości mała sprężyna trzymająca klapkę do komory hop-up, która łatwo się wygina i psuję.
Poza tym replika jest ok, 3/5 za problemy.

Awesome looking gun. Looks like the arp9 but is a little different. Comes with a smg mag adapter, but you can also use m4 magazines. Also comes with multiple M-locks so you can add more attachements. Shooting wise it is pretty basic but can easily be upgraded.

The gun feels great and over all shoots pretty well, besides the fact the the hop up doesn’t really help. The bbs curve down when I shoot the gun it still goes a good distance but it could go further if it didn’t curve down.

For now it looks and feels like a premium replica, i cannot say too much, because i just tested it, and i got it a week ago, the iron sights are very nice, the smg magazine adapter it's very nice, you can simply remove the screws and use the classic M4 magazines. The only problem with this replica was that i asked for the LOW version and i received a stronger one :( . This is the reason for the 4*

On several aspects the gun is satisfying:
- built quality in highly resistant polymer
- internals with double mosfet chip
- the piece is nice compact and ergonomically super easy to use. Its ambidextrous controls are perfect.
- this small gun is actually quite loud for an Aeg.
- its super easy to equip with multiple rail and QD attachment.
- optics even in plastic have some nice optic fiber easy to acquire target

Only points i would say:
- only for CQB
- battery compartment is not well fixed