Airsoft Gun Review

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Airsoft – JG MP5 Navy Full Metal

Another beauty from Jing Gong. A full metal construction Mp5 Navy added to their model. A very strong and reliable AEG that will suit very well on your CQB games. Although, the weight is a bit heavy it is still best for rugged games. Comes with metal RIS, cantilever scope mount (scope not included), ergonomic RIS mounted foregrip, a 200 round capacity mag and 8.4v 1100mah mini battery that will fit on the foregrip and of course, the charger.

Chroned at estimated 380fps. Very nice.

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Airsoft – DE UMP (M89A)

A clone of G&G UMP model AEG. Looks similar with the G36C AEG which was distributed by JG. The 500rounds hi-capacity magazine is not a clone of the original one.

Box comes with battery 8.4v 1100mah stick type, charger, sling, safety glass, cleaning rod and instruction manual. Fires at estimated 350fps, not bad for a CQB games.

A good substitute for G36C AEGs.

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Airsoft – JG Military AUG

Here comes one of the favorite AEG of all time, the Steyr AUG. Simple yet very powerful with its ver 3 gearbox. Easy to handle and no fancy accessories needed. Its beauty speaks for itself.

Comes with battery, charger, hi-capacity magazine, instruction manual. The scope is 1.5times magnified.

Get one now.

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Prepare for something new and more exciting UAA!

United Airsoft Alliance – Http://www.UAAPH.com

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USING THE 789A CHARGER

1. Select the input Voltage at the bottom. (e.g. US should use 110V, U.K. should use 220V)

2. Select the DC output voltage same as your battery pack’s voltage.

3. Select the proper charging current. Generally, higher current shortens the charging time but makes the battery pack far from actual fully charged. UNC recomments that use 2.0 mAH or above to charge the battery pack.

4. Plug the charger into A/C source without connecting any battery. The Red LED should light up.

5. Use correct connector with cord to connect the output to the battery.

6. When the battery is connected, the green LED should light up. If the LED doesn’t light up, the output voltage or current selector possibly not in position.

7. When the battery is charged, the green LED shoud light off.

8. Release the battery pack when it is charged.

Sanyo 8.4V 600mAH Ni-Cd BATTERY PACK CHARGING TEST

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