Is this all metal construction? And is it meant for long term use (i.e., not a one-month or one-time use gun)?
1432362
I agree with the answers posted. Just make sure to keep it clean, and do not leave an empty canister on it for an extended period of time, or it will gum up and be useless.Overall, a n average to good foam gun.
1432363
Most of the gun you are asking about is mostly plastic (main body, handle, etc) The only metal parts are the nozzle tube, the aluminum block it connects to inside the main body, the can connector, and the control rod inside the dispenser tube. Good maintenance should let this gun last quite a while.....I had one work flawlessly for 3 years......sparing use of cleaner and only clean tip with fingernail or credit card - type material is suggested
1432364
The tube and internal parts(of the tube) are metal. However, the handle, trigger, adjustment are nylon/plastic. It does seem to be holding up well so far.I've run four cans of foam through the beast. Doesn't seem like much, but I am able to foam more controllable, wasting less.
1432365
It's not all metal, the handle assembly is made of plastic but still sturdy. It isn't a single use gun. You should get multiple uses out of it as long as you keep it clean.
1432366
I might not use it for full time construction. though I understand many people do. but for a reliable medium use gun. it's working for me. the dispensing "rod" is all metal. cleans with a fingernail. super nice to be able to keep one can going. Use. scratch tip clean with fingernail. use again. wire wool it. use. etc...
2282054
yes this is polymer. the part that connects to the gun is polymer too. that does need to be Dremeled out where the pin goes through. not much just enough for it to seat in all the way. rail is metal. and this stock is way better than the one that comes on it. im very happy with it! Hope this helps
390170
Yes, beside the trigger, flash hider, magazine and grip, it is metal. I use .2g bbs with it. It's good for a backyard game, but the g3 is much more accurate
994631
Its made out of steel. I don't think you would have any problems but maybe a little rust after a while. If your concerned put some sort of cover over when your not using. Very steady and well worth the money.
2042155
No its not .... I have had mine for a little over a year now and have cast thounds of bullets. It is still working very well.
1571292
It's metal. Some kind of pot metal but very sturdy. It would work well with an Ak47, but for airsoft. I would not recommend this for a real Ak.
128213
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul. Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
2012860
Yes, it is definitely all metal, and is genuinely nickel plated. The gun is HEAVY... in fact, heavier than the real thing, by a few ounces. The grips are well checkered hardwood and look better than the ones on the real thing (which I own one of). The gun is actually a bit larger than the real one, and when a Cop asked me about that, I told him it was a "45" (it is a 4.5 mm) and he accepted that. Fools them all! It also loads easily and smoothly, shoots with precision and accuracy, and hits hard. It's expensive, but well worth every penny.
1629421
It's an all metal handle. I don't know about abuse, mine was used to chip concrete off of mixers to work on them, after a month the gun is no longer useable.
779766
The only part of the gun that seems to be metal is the cylinder rod. The body, barrel, hammer, and trigger are all plastic.
1172150
Upper is metal lower is plastic but its sturdy it shouldnt be a deal breaker internals are all metal including gearbox gears and motor great gun especially for a starter I personally ran with it for 3 years
948601
Mine was made out of hard plastic. I have had it for two months and there is a faint flicker if keep looking. Past Amazon's 30 day policy. All other buyers confirmed my experience, does not line up straight and sticks into barrel requiring a clean slice to thread in properly and some lecture, did not last too long. Used JB Weld. Not used on range yet
1087964
No the gun is not all metal. The slide is metal, the frame is polymer (plastic).
1662472
The unit is very durable and saying this does not mean it will only last 5000 shots. Many of the parts are replaceable but chances are you will use it until it wears out and replace it.
190210
The grips and for grip are composition plastic and built very well. Other than the cog that feeds the plastic links that comprise the ammunition belt the rest of the gun is metal. Drozd doesn't even come close to the craftsmanship and durability of the smg22. It's BadAss!
151570
Everything appears to be metal. I was cautious about plastic units breaking, which is why I went with this one. So far, it has held up really well, and is very sturdy (and heavy). I could probably use it as a weapon in a pinch. :)
1159777
The only metal parts are the internals and the front of the slide, it's a break barrel pistol and splits in the center of the slide. Hopefully this helps. The gun is worthless. When I got it it looked like it sat on a shelf for years and CO2 only lasted about 10 minutes it is crap.