Super X-9 Swat Sniper Rifle by UHC

Effective range 150-170 feet

Adjustable Hop-Up System

Weight: 4.5 lbs (only gun)

Weight: 7.5 lbs (gun with bipod and scope)

Length: 42 inches (1070mm)

Caliber : 6mm

Item No: UA-315 (Super X-9 SWAT)

Made in Taiwan

The next generation of their popular Super X-9 Spring Sniper Rifle takes everything you love from the HFC 314 Sniper 9 PRO V2 and adds a significant boost in power. This amazing air soft rifle has a velocity of up to 440 fps!

The Swat Tactical Spring Sniper Rifle Super X-9 By UHC features a new heavier barrel design, a new textured finish, a very high quality rifle scope and a full metal bipod!

The majority of this gun is metal. Only the stock is ABS, the rest of the gun (barrel, trigger, receiver, R.I.S. rails, bipod, scope, scope mounts, bolt and bolt handle) are metal.

It has two pellet feeding systems. For the fun of motion and action, use the rotary cartridge magazine which holds 5 shells. As you cock the gun after each shot the shell is ejected out the side of the gun, just like the real thing. Going for the capacity and not the fuss, try the direct feed tube magazine.

Package:

- Two hi-cap magazine

- Shells magazine

- 10 Shells

- Full metal R.I.S.

- Modular full metal bi-pod

- Scope rail

- 4x40 full metal scope and mounts

- 200 BBs 0.2g

Velocity :

- With .12g BB's - 440fps

- With .20g BB's - 390fps

- With .25g BB's - 350fps

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By john

Things I liked:everything!

Things I would have changed:The only thing i would change is it is a little hard to cock

What others should know:when i first got it i thought i had to take the clip out every time, but you can keep the clip in and load the shells in the clip as its in the gun like the Kar 98

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By Jeff

Things I liked:Everything! This is the first airsoft rifle I've bought with a scope. I adjusted the hop up without the scope at 7 yards just by lining up the barrel with the target. I then added the scope and sighted it in. Once the scope was more or less adjusted, I was getting two inch groups at 15 yards, not all the time, but more often then not. It was still not right on target with the crosshairs, but with 15 yards as my maximum range while shooting .20g BB's outdoors with a light breeze, I consider a two inch group pretty good for only putting about fifty rounds through it. Still I hope to sight it in further when I have more time.

Things I would have changed:Might be nice to have some regular sights on the gun, yea I know it's a sniper rifle, but still...

What others should know:I had some problems with jamming while using the hi-cap magazine on the side of the gun, but using the 5 round magazine with shells yielded no problems, provided you pull the bolt back quickly. This not only cocks the gun, but also ejects the shell. You need to pull it back fast, but smooth, it's an easy thing to master. I liked the bipod since I did a lot of shooting from a table, but while standing it was easier to shoot without it. I bought this gun to have something that I could shoot accurately, with a slow rate of fire compared to my AEG MP-5J, which while fun to shoot, really goes through the BB's and you can't really shoot accurately with it. I also recommend getting a hard gun case to protect it when you're not shooting and also get at least two extra magazines (that come with ten shells each) if you're going to buy this gun. If you had to pick either getting a case or getting the extra magazines, I'd go for the case. I'm not going to use this for sniping during airsoft games, instead, it's for plinking targets around my backyard, and for that, the price can't be beat.