JonnayZ
02-17-2009, 11:53 PM
Well the other night due to his utter convenience to my place i stopped over at Craig's to chat and play with his numerous amount of toys. over in the corner i spied a real piece of equipment. the TM Spas 12. it was used so i was skeptical, though at a fraction of what retail price is and his want to get rid of it i couldn't let it go.
Product: Tokyo Marui Spas 12
Price: $30
Place of Purchase: Federal Airsoft
Would I recommend this gun: For CQB only.
The shotgun has captivated me for awhile, but at retail price, there was no way i would have even thought to seriously try buying it. But as i stated, circumstances changed. When i got it home i instantly began exploring all the nooks and crannies of it. The shell holds around 30rds give or take on how taught the spring is. Upon two firing tests at 30ft out of 30 rounds both scored about 63%. When talking to Ubez forehand he had warned me the externals looked and felt awful, and frankly, they do. But the ease of use and sheer "point and fire" accuracy factor makes up for it.
Overall this gun is definetely worth your time if you can find it for an affordable price, its lightweight body and ability to drive the neighbor kids away from my damn gas cans makes it an worthwhile buy.
Upgradability: 2 out of 5, theres just not a lot to be upgraded, except maybe a rail and red dot for it
Build Quality: 4 out of 5 Accidentally dropped the thing on my garage floor, nothing but a slight ding that i was able to rub away
Value for Money: 5 out of 5, within roughly 24 hours it already won me over my friend's $60 UTG shotgun which broke when the front end hit his kitchen floor.
Overall Potential:5 out of 5, it's lightweight so it's possible to be slung over the back and not cause extreme strain, and it's relative accuracy will more than likely prove useful in any CQB situation.
Product: Tokyo Marui Spas 12
Price: $30
Place of Purchase: Federal Airsoft
Would I recommend this gun: For CQB only.
The shotgun has captivated me for awhile, but at retail price, there was no way i would have even thought to seriously try buying it. But as i stated, circumstances changed. When i got it home i instantly began exploring all the nooks and crannies of it. The shell holds around 30rds give or take on how taught the spring is. Upon two firing tests at 30ft out of 30 rounds both scored about 63%. When talking to Ubez forehand he had warned me the externals looked and felt awful, and frankly, they do. But the ease of use and sheer "point and fire" accuracy factor makes up for it.
Overall this gun is definetely worth your time if you can find it for an affordable price, its lightweight body and ability to drive the neighbor kids away from my damn gas cans makes it an worthwhile buy.
Upgradability: 2 out of 5, theres just not a lot to be upgraded, except maybe a rail and red dot for it
Build Quality: 4 out of 5 Accidentally dropped the thing on my garage floor, nothing but a slight ding that i was able to rub away
Value for Money: 5 out of 5, within roughly 24 hours it already won me over my friend's $60 UTG shotgun which broke when the front end hit his kitchen floor.
Overall Potential:5 out of 5, it's lightweight so it's possible to be slung over the back and not cause extreme strain, and it's relative accuracy will more than likely prove useful in any CQB situation.