A few days ago, I decided to the airsoft rifle shop to see if the Tokyo Marui AEG FA-MAS SV had arrived. I felt excited as I stepped through the threshold of the store. My heart thumped faster and faster as I walked up to the counter and asked for the FA-MAS SV I had ordered. As the shopkeeper bent down beneath the counter to extract a box I felt extremely euphoric. After what seemed like a millennium, the shopkeeper lifted up a box and as soon as I saw what gun this box contained, I deflated like air being released from a balloon. This was not the the gun I ordered, instead the presented me with a Tokyo Marui AEG FN P90.
             I immediately asked why they had ordered the wrong gun and they told me that it was the only one the warehouse had. I decided to give the gun a look anyway. As I lifted up the box, I felt extremely apprehensive. When the lid of the box was off, I was amazed at how shiny and realistic looking the airsoft rifle looked compared to the real thing. As I lifted it out of the box, I could feel the crisp, smooth ABS plastic under my fingers. As I lifted it up to take a look down the sites, I was happy to find a Sight mounted RIS rail which would allow me to add accessories to the gun. I then opened up the stock of the gun and I found, to my extreme pleasure, Tokyo Marui's latest version 6 gearbox which would allow the gun to fire at about 400RPM (rounds per minute).
             I decided to take a look at the barrel of the gun. I found that you could unscrew the flash hider. I unscrewed it and found that it sported a threaded barrel that allows you to screw on a silencer. As I never use silencers in games, I treated it as a bonus.
             After I looked at the gun thoroughly (thoroughly as in taken half the gun apart, to the displeasure of the staff) I decided to try it out. I loaded about a bag of pellets into the magazine, which is situated at the top of the gun, I clicked off the safety and fired a f...