4 of my friends got a SpecnaArms model as a first gun (all with Gate Aster installed) after I recommended it to them :D I've been in the sport for over 8 years now. Probably best bang for your buck I have seen on any model over the years.
Not to be a pain, but myself and one other guy have been having feeding issues with the Specna arms mags straight out of the box. I wound up getting a replica of the M4 once again from a mystery box and I am going to be testing those mags now as well. I'm not sure what is going on because I haven't been doing anything that should be having this response.
Do you make any ambidextrous models? I'm left-handed, so having a Specna Arms replica with a left handed firing selector and mag release sounds like a pretty sweet deal!
Specnas are new to the airsoft scene. They're pretty good and I got three of them. The other manufacturers have been around for quite some time so it's nice that some light is being shed to a new manufacturer
My first gun was Specna.. after that I bought different brands: G&G, Krytac, Tokyo Marui, Evolution, and Cyma Platinum. Specna Is by far the best one out of the box.. no issues and has the best quality price ratio. Eventually bought another SA and I will keep buying them.
Literally been talking about getting back into the hobby for the first time since 2017. Checked out the channel because I remember liking it and this video drops!
A lot of the core series come with a Mosfet. Went with the SA-C09 for my first replica and it has been an absolute joy to use. $160 (current price on evike) for a very nice polymer and metal body with Gate X-ASR mosfet and 11.1 ready is a steal. I've since added a ASG 30K boost, new bucking, and new barrel and it is a lot more responsive and shoots a lot more accurately.
As someone who has run custom guns and stock guns alike, Specna was surprisingly good and snappy for a fairly basic beginner gun. Ran it quite a bit, but ended up selling as didn't need it in my collection anymore. But yeah, I have heard local techs in EU getting kinda tired of them especially to work on as they are becoming more popular as rentals and some small issues come up that are repetitive. I do have a small gameplay video of using it as well, its the bronzeish silenced rifle.
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At a local field some guy recommonded I get the same Specna Arms AR mags as he did. They are quite nice and work well, only reason I didn´t get them was I found some old Ares mags for VERY cheap. As for their beginner-accessibility, I find them to be very good for beginners, to the point where I see why a beginner would want one of them. But for seasoned players they are nice too, especially because one of them takes ARP 9 mags.
Other cheap mags If you want to get some midcaps are The specna arms 140bb polymer stanags which you can get for about 7euros each. They work fantastic ok My 30rps DSG, 12:1 ssg (both specna sa-co5) and they feel super solid and dont feel like cheap plastic. Only thing i noticed is that they are a Tad Loose in The magwell but that doesnt seem to Be a broblem for me
10:19 I had a similar problem on my x02. The ASTER mounting screw was so loose that it came off. After I took it apart and put it back together I upgraded my inner barrel to the prometheus 229 mm. Now it's a very good Airsoft. I love it.
I own a Specna Arms core C-01, that i tuned up to 450 fps with a Gate X-ASR mosfet, and it's a beast!!! it looks like a cheap stock M4 with no rails, but it's like having a M249 in your hands. And as a European owner, i can say that specna does get hate, but mostly from CYMA or Double Eagle owners, who ( in Poland at least) are known to be kinda toxic, but no matter what they say, i love my little sleeper M4A1
Well first off, thank you very much for the super thanks! I really appreciate it. And I’m sure after this video, Specna is on the ball to make sure this mosfet mishap won’t happen again.
Hi Scott Specna arms was my second M4 had it for 4 /5years now had no problems with it so for now use it as my back up Rif even had my oldest kid run it on game days Left Airsoft for about five years been now back in for about 10 years so total of 15 years playing Ps your one of the RU-vidrs that got me back into playing thanks Scott Keep up the excellent informative quality airsoft content and bestest from Scotland 👋👋
My back up rifle for my cyma platinum AK74 is a specna SA-C04, the field I play at has two ranges; an out door and indoor CQB field. If I’m being honest, I end up using the specna more because I can swap to the M90 spring and use it indoors. It’s also the gun I commonly loan to friends , when theirs decides not to work. It’s tough , light weight and I have no problem getting 100-150FT shots all day with 0.28 elite force BBs. Honorable mention, I love the spenca magazines. They all feed fantastic and have an great finish and fit, better then some of my more expensive G&G, cyma or JG magazines. The only issue I have is the selector switch sometimes will stop working on semi, so I need to swap it to full auto; shoot and then back; and it’s working normal again.
SpecnaArms is one of those brands that when you look at Airsoft shops here in europe, they're the brand that has the most products in whatever store you visit (both irl and online) And with a price from 250-~400 euros it's a really good price and something you could easily save up for between 2-4 months
just bought my first Specna Arms Core gun and its really good straight out of the box :o tho i might wanna upgrade the spring and the motor for strenght and firing speed :)
I’ve got a 2nd gen Flex, and I think it’s slightly below the right price-to-performance ratio. The magazine doesn’t fit great, it has a couple of performance variability issues. It’s solid, but I’d still recommend jumping up to the Edge range which really isn’t that much more expensive.
I bought a Specna Arms SA-E07 Edge as my first replica and while it might be kinda unnecessary for the very first replica, I am in love with it! Made of metal with the exception of the sights, pistol grip, magazines and stock. It feels solid as hell, the amplifier at the muzzle gives it a very nice punch when shooting, the ESA system let me install the M90 spring on-site to get under 1.2J to allow for point-blank shooting at the field I go and the thing is pretty damn accurate when you set the Hop-Up (which is very responsive to adjustment even if small) and to top it off, the thing just looks sexy as hell with the Half-Tan color. Only complaints I have is that the trigger guard and bolt release rattle loosely, the stock had play around the buffer tube and the magazines also have some play (but they lock and feed into the replica without issues). I fixed the first 2 problems by wrapping black electrical tape around the buffer tube and small pieces of it to the mag release and trigger guard to stop them rattling and even though it's not the most eloquent way to do it, is barely noticeable when you play. My friends just bought two SA-F01 and another SA-F02 and they're also very solid, even if they're made of plastic. I was very scared of having my first replica be plastic, so I splurged money on the Edge purely for the metal construction, but the plastic they use for the Flex series is far from shit. They still feel really solid and the molds don't have any fraying or rough edges. It's really hard to not like Specna Arms with their price-to-quality ratio. If you're looking for an AK replica, then MAYBE Cyma might have better AKs, but otherwise I don't think you can go wrong with Specna Arms, especially the Edge series. You can always do more stuff to them in the future if you get into airsoft regularly.
@@goransaric9161 my choice would be the SA-E07 because of the shorter barrel length. It's easier to use if you go into closed spaces. If you're not interested in CQB or your field isn't particularly CQB oriented, then get whichever you prefer. The only negative the SA-E14 has over the SA-E07 is the barrel length, but that's a CQB only issue.
@goransaric9161 7,4V from "keeping it safe" point of view, but everyone I had that talk with at the field said that 11,1V is absolutely fine to use. Only reason I use 7,4V is because that's what I bought and I don't want to waste money just yet on new batteries
I have Specna Arms M249 made of polymer. They also made a full metal version. I went for the polymer version because its lighter weight and it costs less. Its my first airsoft lmg and i love it ❤
I haven't used it much, but a couple years ago I bought a SA-E10 Edge. It is pretty much all metal, except for the stock, has the GATE mosfet, came with 2 mags, and a front grip, and of course a spare M90 spring. It feels really nice and high quality, and I only paid $379 Canadian Dollars for it. I also do recommend specna, as for the missing screw issue, all brands can have lemons or some employees screwing up in manufacturing, especially with things like that.
I got a plain jane Specna M4 for my local shop with 3 mid caps for like 160 bucks. I've grown my collection, and my original Specna still rips. I was picky about lipo ready entry level models, reliable, accurate, CQB and feild ready. They rock.
Bought the RRA SA-E03 EDGE 2.0 with the gate mosfet. Loved it, only issue was the included foregrip was barely holding onto the rail but they will send a replacement grip :) The quick spring system was also extremely easy making it easy to add my M130 spring. The grip do run hot with a 11,1v LiPo so i suggest a 7.4V
My first was the Specna arms SA-E07 edge RRA, its amazing, accurate 350-360fps, only thing is i did not get the m90 spring with mine, but the upgrades i have done already fit my playstyle. Next airsoft gun i want to get is the Specna arms SA-S03 sniper rifle. Or the SMG varient.
I'm so happy with my Specna SA - EO9 EDGE 2.0 that I honestly couldn't decide where to go next for my next gun. Definitely wanting the SA DD MK18 next: great brand with great performance and a robust catalogue.
i think that is the best,both for beginners and advanced,the problem here in europe is that replicas are like 2 times more expensive (and the real problem,always out of stock),while specna guns are reliable and will last a lifetime
I have a Specna Arms Core Series MK18. 11.1V lipo ready out of the box, no mosfet. 6.03mm tight Bore Inner Barrel. Their rifles are so nice! Polymer Construction with a full metal handguard. I hope to get the Edge and Edge 2.0 soon!
@@SpecnaArms I heard about you guys way back in the day through Airsoft Mike. But when I heard you guys were state side, I decided to get the core series and I am not disappointed! I love the product you guys made. From the details of the trademarks, it goes to show your slogan of "You way of airsoft" And I am so pleased on your product
Have a Core series specna arms M4 RIS SBR, cause I am basing my load out off the USCG MSRT unit. For my first gun I thought it was pretty solid. I add a Peq Box and red dot as well as a sling fairly nice gun
My local field always recommends lancer bc they sell it but specna is so much better. I get laughed at when i reccomend the edge 2.0 but the price to preformance is so good.
I'm a Krytac guy, but man.. Krytac is completely outdated at this point.. mostly because of the basic protective mosfet and complete lack of a quick change spring. I'm gonna have to stand with Specna now that I'm back into the hobby.
Im surprised he's doing this on Specna Arms when he didn't even recommend their brand on a best brands video he just did. If anything Cyma is a brand that should be talked about. For what you can get from Cyma for the price is incredible.
Yeah, any cyma that isn't lpaeg or spring is solid gameable replica out of box and their cymplats are proper amazing. EDIT: Minus the mosfet in cymplats. it is quite crap.
Just as a word of warning: Specna like to give the full length of battery cables for the pdw M4s, so bear this in mind when choosing a battery as the cable gets in the way a lot.
@@duyducluu6821yeah, i spent ages waiting for a restock, though it was more cost effective just to get a regular stock and buffer tube (didn't have a 3d printer at the time)
4:37 In Italy is only legal if you got it under 1 joule, and is very common crono the replica before play or even in middle patch if someone get suspicious. I buy 1 and came with 2 springs, 1 mag, 130 euro.
I have played with my specna for about 7 months now and have had zero issue`s with it. i mainly play cqb with no full auto, and it fire`s as fast as my finger can pull the trigger. Only time i had an issue was when my battery died due to not charging it🙈 but now it has become my go to m4 for cqb
Aside from being a mostly polimer exterior and using a smaller battery, is there any real significant difference between the specna arms flex m4 and gng's cm16 m4 replica? The gng costs like twice as much here in Canada and i was happy with the one i previously owned, but i mean why pay that much again if i don't have to and this is adequate.
My first bought pew (and in fact the rental I used before that) was a specna I bought the sa-k01 and haven’t had any issues with the gun over the 2 years (or more) I’ve had it, Would also recommend to anyone!
I would go with a Arcturus Sword or Mk1 unless you are going to try to get a optical mosfet like the gate aster or titan because Arcturus m4s use a propriety microswitch.
honestly i see why someone would consider a specna arms but, the arcturus budget guns just seem like better value in my opinion, coming at 160 dollars last time i checked. the 160 dollar arcturus gun has a 6.03 tightbore barrel, polymer handguard and reciver, metal buffer tube and sling points, with a mosfet, micro switch trigger, wired in deans, really good compression, really good shimming, full metal piston rack and a v type hopup nub. i just like arcturus better in my opinion
