Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - FN 5-7 Cybergun vs Tokyo Marui

Canucklehead · August 27th, 2016, 20:10

I have a "Cybergun" 5-7 (OEM is Marushin BTW) that I'm trying to offload. It's a great gun IMO, because it manages to use CO2 effectively. Since it's a Japanese manufacturer, it's also below 1J, meaning that the gas efficiency is incredible when combined with the polymer slide. Normally I'd consider a polymer slide a negative, but the material they've used has enough flexibility to roll with the impact rather than crack. I've found that the accuracy and consistency is pretty standard, but what makes the functionality is that you get about 120 BBs per CO2 bottle, meaning I've never had to reload CO2 during the day.

I will say I have little experience with TM ones, firing them seems okay, the slide action felt more sluggish to me in comparison, but the guy who let me fire it may not have entirely filled it.

Anyway, It's a gun I'd recommend if you want something different that's still reliable, but I will admit that supporting it can be more difficult than a more popular gun. PM me if you're interested in mine used, or if not Toronto Airsoft is your best bet if you're in Toronto.

August 27th, 2016, 20:10	#4
Canucklehead Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Real Toronto	I have a "Cybergun" 5-7 (OEM is Marushin BTW) that I'm trying to offload. It's a great gun IMO, because it manages to use CO2 effectively. Since it's a Japanese manufacturer, it's also below 1J, meaning that the gas efficiency is incredible when combined with the polymer slide. Normally I'd consider a polymer slide a negative, but the material they've used has enough flexibility to roll with the impact rather than crack. I've found that the accuracy and consistency is pretty standard, but what makes the functionality is that you get about 120 BBs per CO2 bottle, meaning I've never had to reload CO2 during the day. I will say I have little experience with TM ones, firing them seems okay, the slide action felt more sluggish to me in comparison, but the guy who let me fire it may not have entirely filled it. Anyway, It's a gun I'd recommend if you want something different that's still reliable, but I will admit that supporting it can be more difficult than a more popular gun. PM me if you're interested in mine used, or if not Toronto Airsoft is your best bet if you're in Toronto.