Hey everyone!
So I’m back with another review, and this time it’s a
review for Gunfire.pl! Today we’re going to be looking at one of the new CORE™ AEGs from Specna Arms - the SA - C04. The CORE™ range of replicas have been designed to be tough,
lightweight and more affordable for both beginners and seasoned
airsoft players alike.
For the new CORE™ range, Specna Arms decided to use
more polymer in their construction to make them not only lighter but also more
affordable. So let’s breakdown what’s what! The receiver, stock slide, stock
and the pistol grip are all made from a super tough fiber-glass reinforced polymer.
Whilst the barrel, RIS handguard, flash hider, enlarged charging handle and
sling points are all made of metal. As well as other parts including the
screws, pins, shell ejection window and mock bolt carrier.
As for
aesthetics, it has a classic M4 look and features a 22 mm top RIS rail, a RIS handguard and
an adjustable stock with a textured butt pad. The top rail has a flip-up rear
sight and a fixed front sight. It has a
standard flash hider that has a 14
mm left-handed thread. The receiver also bears some pretty cool markings
and a serial number.
What about the
internals? The gearbox contains 8
mm slide bearings and shimmed steel gears. The system has four anti-reversal latches. It also features a piston made of
polycarbonate polymer that it is equipped with a full steel strip, a type 1 cylinder and a steel circuit-breaker and a precise rotary Hop-Up chamber which makes changing
the hopup really easy. The replica also
features the CORE™ quick change spring
system which enables you to quickly change the power of the gun by
swapping out the spring without any special tools – the spring can be changed
by removing the stock slide, and then using a long screw driver. Out of
the box, I chrono’d the replica at 378
FPS, which is around our legal limit and definitely higher than the 350 FPS
site limits but Specna Arms provide an M90 spring in the box, and installing this reduces the muzzle
velocity to around 310 FPS.
I rechrono’d at 308 FPS. It is fully compatible with LiPo and LiFe batteries,
one of which comes in the box so it’s ready to go.
How does it feel/perform
on the field? Well, it certainly feels sturdy and the build quality is solid.
It has a snappy fire selector and a good trigger response. On semi-auto it was
consistent and the range was good. Full auto was pretty fun, and it had a good
grouping.
In the box
you get: the SA Core replica, a 300 round high cap magazine,
RIS rail covers, tactical forward grip, an additional main spring, battery
& charger.
The whole package
retails for €133,25 which at the current exchange rate is around
£118.65. I’m really impressed with the price point of this model as it’s really
affordable, and great value especially considering the extras you get in the
box including the battery, charger and foregrip. It’s the complete package
which is especially handy for new players and not to mention tough. I am really pleasantly surprised with
this model in the Specna Arms CORE™
range.
Get yours here
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Photography by Georaga Airsoft
whats the difference between co-3 and co-4, they cost the same
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