What my thoughts are about the KWA MP7 part 1

All right well I am gonna talk about what I think about the KWA MP7.

This is how it will be laid out
First Impression
The features
Firing the mp7
How the Handling is
Playing with the mp7
Cons
Summery

First impression

When I first saw the MP7 was when my bother was buying his first gun and he was picking out one of the two a KWA MP7 or a KWA MP9 and I was like yeah get the mp7 because it just looks better and it's older and more parts are easier to get. But what I saw was a fast little gun that I thought would pack a punch an be fun to use and I got a my hands on it for the first time I did not real like the grip because the grip of the gun is like a 90 degree angle and were the top of your hand rest is flat to but I will talk more about this in handling and I did not find the stock to be the best

The feature's
Ok we'll the gun hosts on the left and right sides selectors, bolt release and magazine release and the charging handle is located in the in the top center of the guns stock plate and a full length rails runs along top. There is side rail on the left and right sides along with sing points and you can miss the fold down grip. There is a collapsing stock.

Firing the MP7

When I fired the MP7 for the first time I thought it was a paint ball gun :) so for anybody that has not fired a paint ball gun it feels like its very fast and little to none recoil the blowback on the MP7 is very quick and sharp much like a good GBB pistol they don't have the best range stock but they are meant to be used at close range I say you can hit anything from 0-120 after that you are gonna be missing more then your hitting.

Well you need those things called batteries part 2

`There are three common type of connectors small and large tamiya and deans but deans can go by a couple different name such as ultra plugs t plugs and that's all that come to mind. Deans are the best way to go they are easier to use all you do is just push the male and female plugs together and BAM your done and to remove you just pull i run deans on my AEG with tamiya's you still just push to make the connect but thee metal plugs on the inside of the plug its self they don't always connect and they don't flow as well but they don't require you to solder them on. but to remove them to have push on the lever and then pull i mean its easy any way you look at it but your life will be a lot better if you go with deans any hard core player or anybody that knows what they are going will be running deans and if you cant solder or you don't have a soldering iron you can have it don't for you at your local shop for cheap and they may even do it for free its that easy. Here's some pic of tamiya's and deans tamiya on the left and deans on the right

 

    Know let me talk about the different layouts of the batteries.
 and what I mean by is the placement of the cells.
There are a hole bunch of layouts but there are a few
that are very common like the butterfly or aka nun-chuck battery. the butterfly has to stacks of 4 cells for a 9.6v battery it is used in crane   stocks. Next there is a stick battery this one has one stack of batteries this battery is used for the most part in AK's. Next up is the large and small type battery they are pretty much the same thing but the large type has bigger cells that hold more "juice" the small type is used in small stocks or handguards the large type is used in M16 full stocks or a like.   

Well you need these things called batteries part 1

      Well this time I think I will talk about batteries. First I'm gonna talk about the parts of a battery. Then I'm gonna move on to the different kind of cells and I will throw in a little info about connectors. And then at the end I will talk about what kind of battery you will want to use.

     There are three main parts to a battery there are the cells (aka the batteries) these are the parts that holds the "juice".  There are the leads also know as the wires. And last but not lest there is the the connector.

There is for the most in the airsoft world there are three types of cells there are Lithium Polymer (LIPO) and nickel–metal hydride (NIMH) and nickel–cadmium (NICD).

Lipo

Lipos are the way to go if you have the money they are lighter, smaller ad pack more of a punch but they tend to be pricey if you buy from main stream sources and battery and a charger can run you about 70+ plus. if the battery over heats they sort of blow up. But hey they are good batteries they are what I use.

NIMH

These are very easy to use and are safe batteries these wont blow up. NIMH tend to be included with $100-$230 price range

NICD less common but still used you won't see very many of these out there out in the field

KWA Kriss vector

Well it turns out i sold my  KWA mp7 and with that money and more i was able to buy my self a KWA kriss vector. The KWA kriss vector is brand new to the market well it been out for a few months so it pretty new. If you knew me at all you would know that I love to trade and sell airsoft guns and gear. It was hard decide if I wanted to buy the KWA kriss vector. Because its brand new so I did not know if there was any parts that would fail over time and if they are just a lump of crap and the KWA kriss vector uses the kwa new force velocity system to power the gun. The force velocity system change the hop system and the blowback system too. Back when i had my lm4 it used the force velocity system and i had hop up problems. The blowback unit held up better then i was thinking it was on the lm4. But one thing i did know was that the KWA kriss vector was backed by a good name in fact one of the best KWA. KWA has produced some of the best out of the box gas blowback pistols and smgs and there AEGs kick ass so i knew that it was well made.     

My new gear

Say good buy to my lm4 and welcome my new mp7 and new gear. I traded my lm4 about three weeks ago for a kwa mp7 with 4 mags and a plate carrier and a molle belt both came with pouches and one of the best parts about the plate carrier is that is it fits me and that's huge not is size but in cool stuff. I'm a small guy so if a plate carrier fits me I will love it forever.

Little things that will change your game play

Well there are some little things that will change your game play for the best. Things like magazines
 aka mags will allow you to keep shooting, moving, and in the game. What they do is hold bbs and sometimes bbs and gas so what does it mean to be able to hold bbs in a magazine it means you can change mags just like in Call Of Duty isn't it the coolest thing ever and if you say it is not then you will not go far in the sport. So now you can change mags and keep shooting. Well your now gonna want gear to carry those mags around in don't you? Look back at my post on gear to find something that works out good for you. So now we have talk about mags, and a little bit about gear. So most of you reading this are using AEGs so you will want another battery I will talk about that latter this week there is so much to learn about battery's.