Team Airsoft's In House Review

    This is our review of the Stoner, Marui's latest R.I.S M4 variant. I looked for along time at M4's, and the variants available, and after looking at the features of each, I chose this to be the first one I would try.  

Realism 

    Well, I have held a real M4, but never a Stoner, but I can say that it does look very real. It has the typical plastic sheen of the Marui guns, but since it's black, it looks very convincing. It does not come with the carry handle, I had to acquire that after I bought the gun. Ordinarily, the gun comes with just a flattop receiver like the M4A1. As you can see, the trades are flawless, and done very well. 

Functionality

   As for the functionality of the gun, while it was stock, there is not much to say about it. It is basically the same as any other Marui AEG. It is however exceptionally accurate considering the length of the barrel. It is however very reliable, and I have found that unlike most other Armalite series guns, my hop-up door shuts and stays shut with very little effort. The RIS is solid, and the barrel is solid as well, I have yet to experience ANY barrel wobble from this gun. 

Effectiveness On the Field

     As I said before, this gun is no different from any other stock Marui gun before upgraded, save the barrel length. Currently this gun shoots at 364 with a PDI 120, Systema Standard Ratio flat Gears, Oilless Bushings, and a polycarb piston. It shoots very well, and very consistently.

Problems

   So far I have encountered no problems with this gun whatsoever. The trigger is responsive and crisp like the rest of the M4 series 

IMH Opinions

   With the silencer and the carry handle, I think this gun has a great look to it. (I didn't like it with the Flat Top) It has been a great gun in the field, and after custom cutting the stock to fit a large 9.6, it has a great ROF. The instructions to cut the stock will be posted soon in the Tech section.