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FB M110 nylon frame separated structure gel blaster
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When the satellite of a gel blaster launched
it takes at least one year to back on the ground
This M110 from FB I remember
I've seen its white prototype last year but the finalized product delayed until this August
And the HB Industry got the first shot of 7.62 NATO AR
The real steel of this M110 is M110 SASS (Semi-Automatic Sniper System)
just like the previous MK11
which is based on the SR25 that uses 7.62 NATO caliber
To be more specific, M110 is actually based on MK11
There is a single FB M110 receiver set version
but the one I got here is the fully-assembled gun
However, it isn't completely replicated from the original M110
the manufacture explains that it's for gaming use
so it has a standard AEG buffer tube
Therefore, for the outer appearance, it looks more like SR25, the father of M110
Due to it hasn't officially hit the market yet
so when I received this M110, a camouflaged SR25
there are only shockproof bubble packs cover it
With the buffer tube assembled, here it is
just a battery in the box, no more other accessories
This blaster isn't as the same length as the standard M110
with the 12.5-inch URX handguard and the SOPMOD stock
it's about 90cm length
It's apparently similar to 556 AR
but the edges on the upper receiver
7.62 magazine and the heavy barrel
you can notice its pureblood relationship from SR25 easily
Also, some add-on unique detail designs of M110
even if you're tired with the standard AR
but this blaster will still bring you some new impressions
The whole weight is 2250g
which is heavier than most of the ARs on the market
It uses the aluminum alloy handguard and outer barrel
but I didn't feel the barycenter goes up to the front
which means the material of the receiver is heavy and solid
This M110 receiver is the core of this FB's new releasing
I bearly see any mistake on its outer look
the scale size is precise, and details are basically simulated
The surface is nice, and the inscription is clear
the rail and the edges are all nice
it is a piece of artwork
You can see all the little parts on the receiver are made by metal
especially the selector switch, the bolt release
the mag release and the pins are all made directly by phosphating steel
It's basically the top level
which gives you a top feeling when playing it
The upper receiver is the polygon style of SR25 and MK11
The 7.62 NATO size dust cover is made by aluminum alloy
there is a steel bolt linked to the charging handle inside
and its charging action is about 25mm
According to the manufacture, cut the limit on the gearbox off
will let the bolt go almost full-action
we can try it later
There are M110 body inscriptions on the mag well
The font and the content is highly replicated and very clear
The small steel part above the mag release shows
this M110's receiver is replicated from
the later improved version that manufactured by KAC
Compare to the first version in 2005
this added button allows you to release the bolt from the right side
which gives an ambidextrous bolt release
But FB didn't simulate this function
the button isn't able to be pressed
At the back, there is the ambidextrous selector switch
it only has "safe" and "fire" two positions
because M110 is a semi-auto marksman rifle
There is a slot under the left-side selector switch
because we can't waste the full auto function of the gearbox
this is a compromise between gameplay and simulation
However, surprisingly, this selector switch could rotate in 360 degrees
When KAC see this, they say they will hire FB as their tech advisor immediately
The pin at the back moves back about 5mm compared to the real steel
it's understandable due to the limit of the gearbox structure
On the left side on the mag well, there is the logo of the KAC shield and STONER RIFLE
it may be required by old man Stoner for patent design
At the back of the mag well
the bolt release, mag pin, and mag release three parts close together
The mag release on the left side is very good to press
it's super friendly to a left-handed such as me
The magazine is 7.62 NATO style
the scale size is correct and made in one-piece
no more HB's two-plastic-piece
Time to say goodbye to screw holes
Feeding at the top, its capacity is a bit larger than 556 AR
and good for inserting
The SOPMOD stock simulates the stocking space
the butt cover could also be opened
but it isn't made by rubber
the material is just fine and lightweight
The gearbox utilizes small Tamiya plug
but there is no cover for the aluminum alloy buffer tube
so the wire just totally exposed
I got an extra sling mount and put it on by myself
The manufacture says the volume production will come with the sling mount
The front 12.5-inch URX handguard
is the first replica that hits the market
It looks similar to MK11's RAS handguard system
but the details are quite different
URX II uses upper-lower separated structure
the lower handguard is shorter
I don't know why they design like that
you can comment below if you know the reason
There is a backup front sight on the upper handguard
it's actually a part of the top rail when flipping down
very interesting
This aluminum alloy handguard replica is decent
the oxidized surface finish looks pretty
and the inscriptions on both sides are simulated
There are two pieces of 6-inch handguard cover out of the box
a bit wobbling when mounted on the rail
the gas base and the gas piston are assembled on the metal outer barrel by screws
and it could also stabilize a suppressor
Out of the box, it uses a 16-inch barrel
the flash hider is big enough to contain a 16mm hop-up
The outer appearance of this blaster seems a bit mixture
but you can find a result in GunWorld
KAC had shown a type of "M110 Carbine"
that uses a 16-inch barrel and a SOPMOD buffer tube stock
I guess there are some reasons for this assembly
Out of the box, aluminum alloy, phosphating steel parts
and alloy buffer tube, handguard, outer barrel, etc
If you don't have additional requirements
this set of outer look is basically a one-stop-shop
Of course, a quick-aiming scope will make it more complete
This blaster not only has the first M110 receiver replica
but also uses the scissor-separated structure right out of the box
It uses FB's homemade 4.0 separated structure gearbox
with the QD structure at the back of the receiver
you just need to take out one pin
then you can easily separate the upper and lower receiver, as well as the gearbox
It not only gives more real steel simulation
but also nice for gearbox maintenance
It was necessary to disassemble the grip and the motor before
and took all pins on the receiver out
then we finally took out the gearbox for repairing or maintenance
With this scissor-separated structure
just open it directly and you can see clearly if there is any problem on the gearbox
that's why so many players really love FB's gearbox
The overall durability of the receiver is qualified
no obvious shape changes
put the gearbox in
then you don't worry about the separated parts will bear too much force
After cutting off the limit on the top of the gearbox
then the charging and the bolt could go full-action
Comfortable!
The FB 4.0 gearbox out of the box
is at the advanced level of gearbox for now
the metal piston head, steel-cut teeth, and the open bearings are all nice
the pressure casting gears has self-lubricate copper covers
which reduce the friction furthermore
I have no complaints about its material use
During practical using
the 7.4v battery will provide a stable semi-auto mode
but when powered by an 11.1v battery
the semi-auto will always give a two-round burst
This motor is pretty good
The rate of fire when in full auto is 22rps
constantly shooting two magazines, the motor will produce obvious heat
Using DD milky white
the velocity is around 78m/s
which is good enough
Compared to HB's first release of the MK11 receiver
This FB's M110 set seems much better
No need to compliment more on its details
The material use of the receiver, magazine, and the small metal parts
and the first scissor-separated structure
they all deserve bonus marks
This receiver seems like only take FB's own gearbox right now
but recently there are mixed comments and reviews for this FB 4.0 gearbox
even so, I believe the future of this gearbox is optimistic
The official round of release
there are basic and advanced two versions option of this receiver
The fully-assembled blaster in my hands here is the advanced version
I have no argument to its material use out of the box
If you want to have an SR25 or M110
then what are you waiting for?
This M110's price (full blaster) is around 1300RMB (200USD)
if you have any opinion for the price or the blaster itself
feel free to comment below and discuss it
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