G&G MCP 556 AEG Airsoft Rifle
[70329 / EGC-MCP-556-BNB-NCM]
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Combining everything you loved about the PCC 45 and the MXC 9 aeg, all rolled up into a 556 platform! Lightweight, tough, and full of surprises, this newest AEG delivers on all fronts. Taking stylings and design ques from several models like the stock of a masada amongst others, while adding modern features such as a full mlok rail system and -14mm ccw threads, meaning you have an airsoft gun that's comfortable, practical, and ready to be customized out the box! Paired with their G2 V2 gearbox, you can add even further upgrades onto this sick 556 rifle while still keeping that awesome reliability. If that weren't enough, this AEG not only takes its own magazine, but other M4/M16/AR15 style magazines as well, so you'll never have to worry about finding magazines as they'll be available almost anywhere!
Specifications:
Manufacturer: G&G Armament
Model: MCP 556 AEG
Muzzle Velocity: 340 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 105rds
Color: Black
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine
Warranty Length: 90 Days
Warranty Handler: G&G (Warranty Policy)
Features:
- Durable Polymer construction
- G2 gearbox
- Combines the PCC 45 & MXC 9 into the M4 Platform
- Quick change spring system
- Includes GOM V2 105R Magazines (G-08-201)
Please Note:
- Battery and chargerNOT included.
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: G&G
verified buyer
This rifle is an amazing alternative to the ACR. With how that platform lacked a proper replica with little support it is refreshing to see a rifle in the same wheelhouse that you can properly upgrade and run. It feels amazing and is very accurate and just makes me happy. I am so pleased with how this G&G looks feels and runs and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to scratch that ACR or M4 alternative itch.
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verified buyer
tl;dr This gun is awesome, don't hesitate.
This gun has the best out-of-box performance I have seen to date.
It's very accurate with consistent FPS and hop performance, can hop up to 0.30g BBs with no issues, fires 22 rounds per second, has exceptionally snappy trigger response with an 11.1v LiPo, is easy to take down for cleaning and modification, and has good construction with tight tolerances.
It has a satisfying heft to it without being exhaustingly heavy, it maneuvers well given its SBR length, the bolt catch and mag release are super ergonomic and easy to use, and it has plenty of rail space for customization. It's a highly competent jack-of-all-trades gun.
With 0.25g BBs, this shoots ~300 FPS, and despite the CQB velocity it has surprising range. I run 0.30g in it and have landed hits in excess of 200 feet on the first volley.
Things to note (but are not worth docking stars for):
Matrix springs work very well in this given their shorter length. Longer springs reduce performance, so avoid ones like ASG AEG springs.
This has issues feeding BBs heavier than 0.30g. I don't know why this is, 0.30s feed fine, but 0.32s skip every other shot. I tested with every mag I own to confirm it's the BB weight and not the magazine.
The ROF means you'll need a decently strong mid-cap to keep up with it if you're using heavy BBs. The GOM-V2 mag that comes with it works exceptionally well and I regret not having bought extras because they keep going out of stock. EMG HexMags work well with it. BAMF V2s have fitment and feeding issues on this gun. Strike Industries Super Mid-Caps can feed, but will not engage the mag release without a lot of struggle or modification.
The stock FCU doesn't remember what mode you set it to across power cycles, and will default to full auto when the battery is disconnected. Fortunately, to switch it back to 3-round burst, you just set the selector to semi-auto and hold the trigger for 10 seconds, ezpz.
Pros:
Very consistent and accurate.
22 rounds per second with snappy trigger response on an 11.1v LiPo.
Good construction and build quality.
Excellent ergonomics w/ functional bolt catch.
Satisfying but not exhausting heft.
Plenty of rail and M-Lok space.
Jack-of-all-trades, can work as a skirmish or CQB gun.
Cons:
Has difficulty feeding 0.32g+ BBs.
Some mid-caps cannot keep up with its ROF.
Longer AEG springs will reduce its performance.
FCU doesn't store fire mode across power cycles.
