G&P SR16 URX AEG Rof test

Rate of fire test.
G&P SR16 URX AEG running on a 9.6V 2300mAh NiMH crane type battery.
Everything on the gun itself is stock, as in the gun was delivered to me one hour prior to this video being recorded. Literally straight out of the box.

Performance:

Power: 390-395 feet per second on 0.20g bbs. (~120m/s)
Speed: 26 bbs/second (roughly 1580 rpm)
Accuracy: DEADLY! The hop up unit, rubber and barrel are all standard on this one and still delivers pin-point precision even at a very long range. It is EASY to hit a 1"x1" target at a distance of 70 (21.3 m) feet repeatidly on semi. I could even hit tiny little twigs and leaves off of said twigs on the first shot, over and over again from the same distance.

Feel:
Everything is rock solid. The finish is beautiful and you just don't want to set it down after you picked it up in your hands. There are however 2 things on the exterior that aren't top notch, which is too bad since the rest of the gun really is (incredible finish, sturdy as a baseball bat). The first thing is the bolt catch/lock ("ping pong paddle") which, ofcourse, is a dummy but does rattle a bit as it's not spring loaded. The other is the dust cover which does not lock closed. That can easily be changed by turning the spring over, but then it'd be closed permanently and you'd sort of be in the same seat again.
Anyway the sturdiness, weight, materials and finish all make up for these slight imperfections and to be honest, even though I know they are there they don't bother me at all.

Verdict:
It is simply stunning. It is a superb piece of engineering. When I had ordered this I was thinking I probably had to put in an Element m125, an Element hop-up bucking, redo the whole wiring with thicker wires and whatnot... But no, it outperforms even some of the most pimped up airsoft guns I've come across. You might think that the power is so-so, but with the accuracy and trajectory I'm getting with JBU 0.25g bbs I can easily take out guys that even I think is out of my range. Although it is a pricy gun, being in the pricy class and all, it is a great catch and money well spent. If you're looking for a new piece and this has caught your eye, do yourself a favour and pick one up from wherever you can find them in stock. It seems like I'm not the only one liking this gun, it has been sold out for quite a while in all the major HK shops.

9/10 (Concidering it's great performance all stock)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• g&p
• sr16
• urx
• aeg
• high
• rof
• airsoft
• soft
• air
• gun
• review

[GradeAwhitboy]

how accurate is this and the range of it cuz im thinking D.M.R

[Monstretundersengen]

@GradeAwhitboy

Range and accuracy are way better than your average aeg. Been rocking this badboy on the stock barrel and hop rubber for almost 2 years now and it's still performing better than it should. However, it's still an m4-length carbine. For a DMR-build you should go for something longer like a full size m16 or an SPR (which is what you want). You'll get access to a longer barrel but more to the point, it'll look like a DMR and not an m4 with an oversized scope on it.

[GradeAwhitboy]

@Monstretundersengen

thanks but i went with the kwa sr12 witch is unbeliavable

[Monstretundersengen]

@GradeAwhitboy

Good choice!

[CAairsoft]

Nice gun man I think I'm gonna get 1

[Monstretundersengen]

@silenceimurderyou

As in 1: "you don't see anyone carrying this gun around on the field" or 2: "I can't find it in any stores"?

1: There are thousands of different AR-variations out there so coming across someone with the exact same factory-customized setup is rare.

2: I did a quick search and found it in stock at WGC, Redwolf and Evike (the first 3 major retailers I checked).

[silenceimurderyou]

@Monstretundersengen how come no one has the gun.?

[Monstretundersengen]

@AirsoftWorrior315

Yes, it comes with Deans T-type connectors.

[AirsoftWorrior315]

does it have deans type connecters? thanks

[Monstretundersengen]

@TheXxTeAmHeAdShOtZxx

None. It's 100% stock from the G&P factory.