I'm typing this on my tablet instead of my computer, so apologies for spelling and grammar mistakes and/or words being autocorrected to something stupid.I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised by this box of Chinese knockoff airsoft springers. They're knockoffs of guns from the brands UKArms and Double Eagle (both companies have a well deserved bad reputations) with the M4 having a knockoff Crosman Game Face M4 mag (both guns have cross compatible magazines. See attached pictures). Despite the fact that they're knockoff guns though, they are surprisingly nice. They're obviously not the highest quality, but with the sole exception of the shotgun (I'll get to that in a minute) all of the guns feel quite durable for what I'm going to use them for. These are backyard plinkers, not toys or high end airsoft guns you can take to the local airsoft field and would probably break almost immediately if you actually bought them as a toy or as a field gun. As a backyard plinker, however, I can easily see everything but the shotgun lasting for a few years or more if I take care of them.These aren't the most accurate BB guns in the world, as most of them have built-in hop ups that can't be adjusted and so cause the bbs to curve upward after about 15 ft. The silver pistol and the two "SMGs" are probably the worst about this. I think it's a fun challenge to actually hit the target with the BBs going everywhere since I'm a deadeye with most BB guns and real firearms I pick up after the first few minutes with the gun, but I have to mention how inaccurate they are as the first of three reasons I'm only giving this pack 4 stars. If you aren't a very good shot, you won't be hitting your target from farther away that five feet. I can just about manage 15-50 feet with these guns depending on the gun before the trajectory of the BBs becomes impossible to predict.The black pistol (a knockoff Colt . 25) is one of the more accurate guns in the pack, but it has a nasty habit of locking its slide back when you cock it (see video). It springs back forward if you touch the back of the slide with your thumb, bit it's still worth noting. The gun cannot be disassembled without breaking the slide off, so I can't fix this minor issue. I assume it might go away on its own with repeated firing and cocking of the BB gun.The main reason for docking a star is the shotgun. I didn't get the one I bought. You can see the one I got based on the pictures. To make matters worse, it arrived with the outer barrel snapped almost in two. I didn't think to take a picture of the break before gluing it together with loctite plastic super glue, so you'll have to take my word for it. The inner barrel is fine and the gun shoots fine. I can probably get a replacement for the shotgun if I contact HotImportToys like the paper insert that comes with the guns says, but this is a major problem that you need to be aware of before buying this product.The flashlight that comes with the M4 is bright, but it only has about a 20 foot range. Compared to my Feyachi 1200 lumen gun light, it's not much. The 1x red dot sight that comes on the M4 is a crappy sight that can't be adjusted, but the dot is bright enough to see during the day and I was lucky enough to get one that was close enough to zero that I can compensate for it being a little off. The "iron" sights don't work at all. The front post is canted to the right as a thirty degree angle and the back sight is not tall enough to see over the wall of plastic that the manufacturer decided was a good idea to put in front of the sight.Each gun came with a Bag of BBs that was a unique color from the ones that came with the other guns (the knockoff Uzis both come with white BBs, but they are slightly different colors of white). They're low quality BBs, but I like collecting one of every color of BBs that I get, so the variety was nice.All in all, if you want a backyard plinker pack that's a good value for the money, definitely pick up this pack. Definitely don't buy this for your kid (since in most states, including mine, it's illegal for a minor to own or fire any airgun) even if you live in a state where minors can own airguns, since these guns just aren't sturdy enough to be played with.