UTG Navy SEAL UTG5 AEG

as the title says this gun is a very very good airsoft gun. i have not owned this gun but my friend did and he loved it! this gun is very reliable and feels sturdy enough to get the job done. this gun is a ecellent choice for any beginer or intermediate player. the only two problems my friend found with the gun was that after awhile the retractable stock was no longer able to lock in its longest form and his did not come with the ris scope mount. so if you are looking for a good starter gun this gun would be a great choice.

It's sturdy. It performs well, without being a standout in any area, nor deficient in any area. It comes with pretty much anything you'd need to start playing, except a mask or goggles. And you know what? You may have already noticed, but it's really freaking cheap. And I mean that in the best possible manner, of course. THis gun was the first to usner in a totally new generation of AEGs, the new mid-grade, or typically referred to as an MPEG. Aside from the terrible grammar in that last statement, which I've tried for fifteen minutes now to fix, this is all that really needs to be said about the UTG MP5A4. But when has that stopped me from ranting? THe gun, admittedly, is a bit flimsy with the sliding stock attached, The stock wobbles quite a bit, but then, so does the sliding stock on my Tokyo-Marui MP5SD6. Having dissected this gun for an article in USASOC Magazine, I feel confident in saying that this gun, aside from the Nylon bushings in the gearbox, is a perfect copy of the Tokyo-Marui MP5A4. Quality of materials might suffer a bit, for the difference in price, but hopefully, you don't play football with your sub-machineguns, or use them to chop down trees. THis is NOT the best AEG out there, but it is both a fantastic option for beginner and intermediate players, as well as a piece of AirSoft history that you can have for half the cost of its equivalent Tokyo-Marui gun.