G&G MXC9 Enhanced Version

This G&G MXC9 Enhanced Version AEG airsoft replica has a compact design and it delivers a substantial performance on the airsoft field. It has a durable housing with a Weaver/Picatinny scope rail on top that extends along the handguard. That scope rail comes equipped with a removable and foldable front- and rear sight. You can use those sights to aim with accuracy, but you can also choose to remove them if you’d prefer to use something like a red dot. Pulling the charging handle back will open the ejector and expose the adjustable hop-up. That charging handle can be operated from both the left side and the right side of the replica’s housing, just like the magazine pin and the fire selector. As a result, the G&G MXC9 Enhanced Version can be used comfortably by both lefthanded and righthanded airsofters.

Using the fire selector will allow you to easily switch between different firing modes. The replica features a burst mode, a semi-automatic firing mode and a fully automatic firing mode. These modes mean you can opt for fast shooting or controlled shooting, depending on the situation. There’s 14 mm CCW thread on the front of the barrel, which comes equipped with an amplifier. The handguard features multiple M-LOK slots on both sides and on the bottom, which can be used to mount accessories.

The pistol-style grip has a rough texture on both sides for added grip and it feels great to hold in your hand. You can use the six-position length-adjustable polymer stock to easily find the right LOP. There’s a cheek rest on top of the stock, which can be height-adjusted up to three positions. Setting it at the highest position will expose a button, which can be used to remove the cheek rest and allow access to the battery compartment. The stock can be folded.

This G&G MXC9 Enhanced Version comes with a so-called four-channel converging magazine with a magazine capacity of 130 BBs. Those BBs are spread out over four lanes (or channels), which allows for incredibly smooth loading of the magazine. The four lanes converge into one single lane that is then fed into the replica.