The ARP9 comes with a crown-shaped amplifier that does an excellent job at giving the ARP9 an outsized voice that announces its presence on the field. Multiple rail options make it easy to add on accessories

The ARP9’s magazines are proprietary, which means they don’t take just any G&G 9mm-style mag and can be kind of expensive as a result. Price Interestingly, the ARP9 comes standard with a pre-installed inline mosfet/ETU system wired up with Mini Tamiya connectors to accommodate a 11.1V LiPo (not included, sadly). That said, the M-Lok does require users to add a small rail attachment before they can attach an accessory, which is an extra step compared to the picatinny system. Manufacturer: Classic Army Compatibility: Classic Army Nemesis X9, G&G ARP9, Angstadt, and other compatible models Airsoft AEG Specifically designed for the G&G Armament ARP9, this is the perfect magazine for suppressing the opposition. Material wise, this magazine is constructed with adurable polymer external shell, making for an incredible robust design. Due to it's shape and size, it is incredibly satisfying to hold.

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Interestingly, while its looks essentially scream indoor CBQ use, its range, accuracy and overall consistent performance make it a decent outdoor airsoft option as well. Handling

It is made of reinforced polymer and rides on twin alloy bars which adds a little extra durability and stability to the platform.Because the M-Lok doesn’t jut out or have sharp corners like a picatinny rail, it also serves to keep the ARP9’s handguard smooth, preventing it from snagging as much on clothing when in use, which is nice. With .20g BBs, we got around 350-360, and just under 330 with 0.25 BBs, so FPS-wise, the ARP9 delivered the performance we would expect from an M4 SBR or a good quality SMG. At the front end of the ARP9, we can find G&G's micro suppressor,which attaches to the 14mm CCW male threads at the tip of the gloss gold-finished alloy outer barrel. The micro suppressor looks awesome and ironicallyalso functions as a sound amplifier,but if the look doesn't suit you or you are more of a sneaky type of player, the amplifier can be easily replaced with any 14mmCCW threaded accessory, including Tracer unitsand suppressors. Themicro suppressor sits slightly recessed beneath the short M-LOKhandguard, giving the ARP9 an integrally suppressed, "honey badger" stylelook. Main thing people say is that the 556 uses m4 mags, and the arp9 uses pistol mags, which are more expensive, but like the 556 would cost me about 80-90€ more, just buying the gun.

Just above the charging handle,we can find the rear flip-up aperture sight, which mates with the front flip-up sight. Both sightscomepre-installed to the 20mm Picatinny rail on the M-LOK handguard and receiver respectively, but can be removed and replaced with any 20mm Picatinny compatible optical or ironsights. The flip-up nature of this sight set allows them to be stored in a more compressed manner, preventing damage to your sights, and can also be kept on the AEG flipped down when using an optical sight, providing an emergency aiming solution should your primary optic go down. If there is any dispute about or involving Evike.com's services or products provided, you agree that the dispute shall be governed by the laws of the State of California, USA, without regard to conflict of law provisions and you agree to exclusive personal jurisdiction and venue in the state and federal courts of the United States located in the state of California, City of Alhambra. If you want to escalate things on the field a little more, there is a 1500 round drum you can get, but the G&G version is a manual that, although it doesn’t require batteries, means you have to wind it up yourself.The ARP9 is far more compact than a real steel carbine M4, just about 10 inches shorter in fact, and a little bit more lightweight at about 1.25 lbs (.0.57 KG) lighter, reflecting its CQB-optimized nature. The other argument one usually reads is that the 556 is metal/aluminium, while the arp9 is polysmthg (plastics), does it really make such a difference, like Ive read that the arp9 is quite sturdy and doesnt break easily, so isnt it a point for the arp9, since it weights less? If you had your eye on the ARP9 but are resisting the temptation because you already have a shedload of M4 magazines, you are about out of excuses! The G&G ARP556 provides all the exceptional skirmish performance we have already seen in the ARP9, but in a metal body, with ambidextrous controls, and feeding from familiar and ever available M4/AR15 AEG magazines! Features Suggested limits are based on Joulage Limit rules used Halo Mill: Proving Grounds, and is the equivalent of 350fps, using 0.20g BB resulting in an upper limit of 1.14j. Velocity The G&G ARP9 AEG is a popular airsoft SBR that has a growing fanbase, particularly where CQB games are concerned.

Although the ARP9 isn’t a 450+ beast when it comes to FPS (much like other SBRs), it does deliver a fairly respectable and consistent punch – between 320-330 FPS @ 0.25g BBs/350-360FPS @ .20g BBs.Accuracy-wise, the G&G ARP9 gave us some excellent groupings at 50 feet (15 M) and 100 feet (30 M) and had no issue reliably hitting center mass at 150 feet (45 M) without too much spread. Pop the body pins, being careful not to use anything too pointy/hard (like a screwdriver) so you don’t damage them, and the upper receiver comes off easily, providing access to the inner barrel and hop up. Beyond its power, the ARP9 also delivers a relatively high RPS (21-22) and is highly accurate, being able to nail center mass at 150 feet out with little issue. Solid internals and build quality While perhaps a bit unusual for those used to more full sized rifles with two-point slings, this single-point is fine for a gun this size and its intended, close quarters purpose. At between 19 and 23 inches, the G&G ARP9 is a highly compact M4 variant that makes it extremely easy to maneuver in and sweep around close quarters fields. It is extremely easy to hold and carry, even if you are loaded up with equipment, and still manages to deliver fast, relatively hard hitting and accurate performance. Decent FPS, highly accurate and consistent fire