Supporters Rogerborg Posted July 11, 2020 Supporters Posted July 11, 2020 This is a review of the Galaxy MP5K as stock. Pros: It's super cheap. Very light. 310fps out of the box. Comes with a 200 round hi-cap, a usable NimH battery and a burn-your-house-down charger. You can HK-slap it. Very nearly as handy as a pistol, with very nearly a carbine's range. Works well in CQB or as a sniper-secondary, if you've got the drop on your target. Takes pretty much any generic MP5 magazine: high, mid or real cap. The V3 gearbox is solid, and has no inherent issues. Will hop 0.25g. The full-auto ROF isn't too bad. Cons: The fire-selector is sloppy, and wants flipped to full them back to semi in order to click in. Might just barely hop 0.28g, but don't bet on it. The push-pull lever hop unit loves to slacken off, and needs tightening up, or cable tie the hop-arm to the barrel. Very plastic, lots of ping in the spring, and creak-and-flex in the foregrip. "Very-nearly" isn't the same as same as exactly. It's not quite a pistol, nor quite a carbine. If you HK-slap, the HK-slap will break sooner rather than later. Just bin it and fit a decent long lipo down the tube. The stock motor is very weak, and the delay between pulling the trigger and shooting the BB can be put on your calendar. A long, lonnnnnnnnng trigger pull, which isn't trivial to sort out. In combination with the insipid motor, this means that you'll never win a CQB face-off. Overall: You can have a ton of fun with this very cheap, light toy gnu out of the box. It can be upgraded, but the trigger pull and semi-auto response will remain problematic. Lipo, mosfet and a decent long-shaft motor will sort most of the cons, except for the trigger response. Should you though?: At the price, sure. Loads of laughs for the money.
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