Overall, I honestly recommend it. It’s good fun as a break from firearms, a nice alternative for practice outside the shooting range (as long as you use common sense), both for experienced users and complete amateurs. Nice build quality for the price. We’ll see how long it lasts. Decent grouping for a round ball, though only with heavy steel-rubber rounds, or possibly rubber ones. Powder balls (probably because of the seam) fly wherever they want. The biggest design flaw is the lack of a way to unload the gun, a system known from shotguns (or at least the manual doesn’t mention it, nor does the internet, nor close inspection). There is no way to unlock the bolt (no lever) in order to eject the ball from the chamber, so to speak. Unscrewing the magazine spring is not a solution; that’s our own workaround, and it still doesn’t solve the problem of the last ball. A safe weapon should not have to be unloaded by firing it. Needs improvement. The loading system through the "ejection port", even with that helper tool, is inconvenient, but it’s manageable. It’s worth lubricating it with silicone grease (not WD-40 and not Brunox), especially the feeder, bolt carrier parts, and seals. And it’s not worth keeping it for too long with a pierced gas cartridge inside, because that’s hard on the seals. In the photos, it’s shown after slight modifications, just for fun (and not because of some pseudo-tactical need). Accessories: red dot sight and flashlight bought from militaria.pl. Painted with Fosco paint according to my own whim.