ASG Mk.I GNB Airsoft Pistol

What can I say, I'll say it. What I previously dared to express about this pistol is the honest truth. I'll add that its gas efficiency positively surprised me. One solid fill is enough to empty over three magazines, and when it comes to power, beer cans at a distance of 10 meters don't stand a chance. The plastic BBs pierce them effortlessly, loudly, all the way through. It's just a massacre. My earlier purchase, the GG M92F, is also very good, but for longer shooting sessions, you need to refill it with green gas a bit more often.

Just as I promised myself, to my satisfaction I bought the Ruger Mk.I. As I mentioned earlier, I was already a bit bored with shooting short CO2 pistols. The almost endless CO2 capsule performance made it hard for me to stop shooting until the very end. Green Gas is something else. You refill, shoot, and if that's not enough, you just refill again. And if you’re still not satisfied, you grab something CO2 powered. The capsule and you, for just under one zloty forty, are finally both completely drained. The little pistol is nice, functional, powerful, and probably quite accurate. Maybe after more use, I'll be able to say more about it.

+ Very powerful. + Nice appearance. + Light. + Cheap. + Packet of BBs included. - Magazine spring has no lock so good luck loading by hand (without a speedloader) in the field and not shooting BBs everywhere because your finger slipped. - Magazine release is in a rather... uncomfortable spot. - The trigger lock requires more force than usual.

Pretty good and very powerful, I recommend it.

Pros: - Funny price; very powerful Cons: - Terrible trigger, very stiff, long travel, like in a double action revolver; - Very powerful, use at close range is extremely inhumane. Good to know: - Needing to use very heavy BBs 0.2/0.25/0.3g, the hop-up makes them fly into the sky after 5-6 meters even at the lowest hop-up setting.

The gun is quite powerful and very light, only downsides are: Jamming trigger BBs come out a few at a time And it's hard to switch the safety mode to fire and vice versa

The replica is decent for its price. On the chronograph, the average is about 394 fps, but it's easy to lower that. The internals are identical to the metal MK2. On the plus side, it has an adjustable rear sight, although mine ended up on the MK2. On the downside, the safety is very stiff and the magazine is hard to replace, but after all, this is a sports pistol replica, not a combat one. The replica is also very economical when it comes to gas consumption.

It has so much power it will rip your hand off, very good gear for shooting at your friends.

So far, fired about 300 BBs. The pistol makes a good visual impression and looks solid. You have to tweak the Hop-Up quite a bit to get a reasonably straight trajectory. I definitely recommend heavier BBs because 0.20g is too light for such a powerful gun. Unfortunately, the accuracy is not very good and often you can see the BB going far off target. The barrel has minimal play, which can also affect accuracy. Overall, nice gun with strong recoil, good as a starter for everyone.

Good build quality and decent fit of components. The replica is rather powerful than accurate, and powered by GreenGas allows for about 20 shots per fill. The weight is satisfying but not excessive. So far the only downside is the paint coming off the magazine.

The product itself is very well made. Green gas is a good thing but I thought one fill would last longer. For my son (7 years old) it's too powerful and too heavy.

Nice construction and fun to shoot with.

For this price the replica is really good.

Simple, good construction.

For this money, very decent, probably the most powerful gas pistol, good accuracy at 20m.