Like it a lot but having the brass fly is kind of a deal breaker, I don't want to keep having a brass collecter on my gun.

But if you guys make/bring it in a "brass-less" version in either CO2 (I'd like both actually) or gaz you'd get a lot more success, especially if you used standard WA nozzle (and seriously don't ever go WE!) so people could install an NPAS simply.
Same goes for the mags : yes the 5/10 rounds are low profile but 99% of the pouches I find are meant for the 20 rounds version and honestly I never was in a situation where the mag size was a real pain.

The ejection of the cartridge iss pathetic, is it supposed to be an AR that's dying of cancer? The bolt movement is RETARTEDLY slow as well. I wouldn't even pay $5 for it

I have seen a revolver similar to this and the shell has the BB loaded in the working end and the cap of the shell takes the propane.

Cool concept, but not cost or reloading effective, plus using it in the tall grass would not be too wise

seems utterly useless to me it sounds like a waste of money and to much work to actually play a round with let alone a game IMHO

bb goes into the shell, shell powered by green gas or CO2......fire away

Yay, it ejects shells. Is it's effective range still 150-200 feet? If so, fail.

If it's range is 300-400', then I'll take two.

when they clock the CO2 version it was shooting 422-429fps with.25 bb so I think it will reach out.

@ Gato, the ones shown in the video was the green gas version, the one I saw in the store they use the CO2 shells the result was like night and day but the price alone is enough to make anyone without real deep pockets cringe and we are not talking PTW prices here kiddies.

Like I said before the only application that I can see for this type of rifle are CAPS/AIPSC or law enforcement and military training.

idk about you guys but id hate to have to wait on who ever is using this to reload for the next round.....

this looks like the ultimate chair-softing gun....

I surprise no company ever thought of making a small kit that converts a .223 or .308 shell to use for their guns. It would be a lot easier to buy and pick up (or throw away).

I actually like that idea of yours redzaku, shame that shell ejecting airsoft guns are so rare and far in between that its super counterproductive to spend the time to RnD such an item. A bit of a catch 22 if you ask me. We could have more shell ejecting airsoft guns if we had a kit like this, but the only way someone will develop a kit is if we have lots of shell ejectors.