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Originally Posted by fi3re
hey, could you describe a little more how it feels in the hands? like how does it compare to a full metal gun? Hows the feel of the plastic? Is it that nice texture or does it feel like a toy?
I always thought the real famas was metal...
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Feel: Very ergonomic. It feels great and very natural when you're holding it. The grooves in the forward grip fit my fingers perfectly. The handle helps a lot for carrying the weapon around. The entire gun can also be configured for left handers. I'm not left handed, but I'm sure it comes in handy for those that are. The built-in bipod is also very nice. The buttpad on the stock has rubber spikes in it, and it makes your shoulder a bit tender when you're first getting used to it. But soon you won't even notice. Also, the cheekpad is too low for me to rest my cheek on, but that doesn't really concern me. I just lean my jaw against it when I'm sighting in. It's more for blocking off the ejection port (left/right handed configurations) anyways. In my opinion, very nice.
Build: It weighs about 4kg (7lbs), so about the same as an M16. The chassis is ABS plastic, the rest is metal. The plastic feels quality though, not cheapy walmart type of plastic. It feels very professional and realistic. The coating/paint also feels and looks great. You'd swear it was metal if you saw it from a distance.
Realism: The chassis of real FAMAS's are ABS plastic aswell. Most likely to keep the weight down. I'd imagine if it was full-metal, it would weigh as much as an AK-47. The handle really adds a lot of weight.
Other: About 1 in 10 mag changes, the magazine won't clip in right. But all you have to do is take it out and try again. As far as I'm concerned, no big deal. That's really the only thing I've found wrong with it.