This airsoft gun is pretty amazing, I was initially not going to buy it but when I asked to test fire it, I was blown away and bought it on the spot. I bought this airsoft gun from a well-known airsoft store in the Los Angeles area for $220 a great pice for a GBB.
First as alway is the box, now we all know WE has some pretty bland boxes when it comes to packaging, but we all know it’s not the box were interested in. It’s a plan cardboard box with a colorful G39C Gas Blowback sticker on it. Now what was different is that the G39C was wrapped in a plastic bag which is nice because it wasnt dusty like my WE 4168. Also it was secured in by cardboard pieces rather than zip ties like my 4168. Overall I was impressed with the tiny details and cannot really complain about it.
Included with the G39C is the Gun, 1 magazine, 1 BB loader, and Instruction Manual. The BB loader is the same as the 4168, however the adaptor is slightly angled. The instruction manual is full of pictures and is not very useful except for the exploded view of the gun.
The WE G39C is made out of what seems to be nylon fiber, it feels very nice. It’s not shiny nor does it have a hard plastic feel like so many other G36C’s on the market. Like the real steel the whole outer body is this nylon fiber with stock release button, pins/screws, selector switch,bolt carrier and the internals being metal.Also unlike some airsoft G36Cs the WE comes with 2 metal side rails. The top rail is nylon fiber nice and long fit for any optic and the bottom rail is a standard short rail. The sights are nice fully adjustable for hight and windage, the rear sight is different from my echo-1 having one U-shaped aperture as well as a Circle. The rear Iron sights are metal but are cradled in the same material as the gun. The sling mount in front is metal but the mount in the middle seems to not be, my echo-1 G36C mount was metal wrapped with plastic this one seems to be all nylon fiber so I wouldn’t put too much force on it. On thee left side of the gun there are WE Trades on it but I would prefer the real steel ones but due to legal concerns these work fine.
The G39C is ambidextrous, The charging handle can be pulled back to expose the bolt! look no brass tube!. However the button next to the trigger only releases the bolt back it cannot lock it . The bolt only locks back if an empty magazine is in it. Also with the bolt locked back you can adjust the hop up wich is located inside the top of the receiver.
Breaking down the gun is easy and simple with no tools, All you need to do is push out the three self locking pins and slide off the hand guard, pull out the magwell, then pull out the trigger assembly . Then you release the stock to get to the spring retainer then pull out the bolt carrier group. You can also put the pins inside the holes of the stock so you wont lose them. There is also a fake gas tube wich adds to the realism and is pretty cool. I had a hell of a time getting off the 14mm CCW orange flash hider as you can see in the picture I scrapped some paint of the barrel with my vise grips but lucky you cannot see it when I have the gun fully assembled. Overall the finish of this gun is wonderful.
The magazine seems to be a new design its suppose to be more efficient. I can get about a mag and a half out of a full charge of propane. The magazine is a clear dark plastic and you can see the gas chamber. You can clamp other magazine to it aswell. I’m not a fan of the dark color of the magazine but prefer the fake bullets inside but that would be too hard to do with a GBB, but maybe in the future they can figure something out.
Firing this gun is fun, and i mean fun, i was so surprised by the kick of this gun I bought it on the spot. The FPS is about 350-380, more than enough for CQB games. The clank it makes when its firing will definitely scare your opponents. Buy this gun period its awesome.4 out 5 stars
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