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G & G ARMAMENT PCC45
buy what you think you ’ ll want , or need , in terms of mags when you buy the AEG itself ( I ‘ ve pre-ordered more mids and a hi-cap from UK distributor NUPROL for long-term testing ).
Filling up with my usual . 20g RZR BBs the PCC45 gave a mean chronograph reading of 1.07 Joule / 340fps which was on the nose pretty much each and every shot ! I ’ m not sure what G & G have been up to in the depths of their “ skunkworks ” but this shotto-shot consistency is becoming the norm for them , as I had the same when I tested the TR16 and this is astonishingly well achieved battery storage solution that I like a lot !
Re-bombing with . 25g RZRs , setting the fire selector to semi-auto and easing the sensitive flat-bladed trigger sends BBs downrange with an extremely satisfying “ crack ” and in super-quick time . For something with a mid-length inner barrel , the PCC45 is quite astonishingly accurate , hitting sandbag targets easily at 50m , with legs to go even further . full-auto / 3-round burst
Switching things to will undoubtedly put a smile on your face , as the obviously perfectly site friendly for the majority of countries legally . The rotary hop is easy and simple to adjust even wearing tactical gloves , with the ejection port staying locked back after charging with the ambi charging handle , before being released by the ambi “ bolt ” release … actually
ALL the controls on the PCC45 are ambidextrous , making operation extremely simple and comfortable for all users . Now you may be wondering just where you fit a battery and
I have to say that without the direction of the clear and concise instruction manual I may have been searching for some time ! Beneath the
M-LOK handguard in front of the magwell is a ratchet lever . When you pull this downwards to release the handguard forward ( a pleasantly snug and superbly engineered fit BTW ) this exposes a protected battery compartment that will securely and invisibly accommodate a small 11.1V LiPo stick . Reversing the process locks the handguard immovably back in place , a well thought out , and
G & G does really sing away , sending BBs to target unerringly . Again , I have to say that this was my experience with the new TR16 too , which bodes well for further G & G releases in the future . Overall , the PCC45 is a really tremendous AEG and I can really see it comfortably acting as your main ( make that only !) primary if you ’ re getting started , or simply love the design as I do and fancy adding something different to the armoury . Although it won ’ t be super-cheap ( and given what it is , it shouldn ’ t be !) it ’ s not going to be an uber-expensive model either and trust me when I say you are getting an absolutely tremendous amount for your money .
The PCC45 looks great , is superbly , impeccably finished and put together and functions flawlessly . The technology inside has been tweaked , refined , and completely perfected prior to release and in my opinion this AEG continues G & Gs march towards the ultimate . What you will get with a G & G Armament PCC45 is a superb AEG that will become a trusted companion for the majority of your “ airsoft life ” if you look after it and that , my fellow airsofters , is all we can ask of any AEG and therefore my conscience is totally clear in recommending it to you !
My sincere thanks go to Rick and the team at G & G Armament for supplying the PCC45 test sample . Please do check out www . guay2 . com for the very latest news on their products and if you ’ re in the UK keep an eye on www . nuprol . com for information on when the PCC45 should be landing with your local shop . AA www . airsoftaction . net 11