Jing Gong G36C Airsoft AEG (JG-G608)

As my very first gun, I purchased one about 3~4 years ago. From the summary, it has never disappointed me, or failed on me. I have personally never modified its internals but out of the box, it performs as well as you'd ever need it to. The consistent 350+ FPS that it gives you isn't overkill for CQB but is still good for medium range/long range spray. While the hop-up unit isn't full of pixie dust like TM ones are, it can still spit out a fairly straight-flying BB. Extra mags are quite cheap and pretty much NEVER misfeed. The Version 3 gearbox, known for its indestructibility also adds to the quality of the gun. The gun is also nearly entirely ambidextrous, except for the way the stock folds. The external ABS plastic is also very strong, barely any scratches could be found upon review of this gun after the years.

Overall for the performance and reliability this thing gives you, it's probably worth twice as much. Fantastic for beginners overall and mid-level players who wants an excellent CQB gun.

cet arme est un excellent lanceur pour débutant

this is an amazing gun

I just want to know is there a metal gear box inside this gun

this gun is a good gun for a guy who is in the mid range of playing. when i got this gun, i saw that it had good quality plastic. i chroned it at about 360-376 and thats what i like for a CQB gun.


you should defiantly get this gun if you in the middle of beginner and high end.

My initial impressions of this gun were quite low. I had previously owned three Marui G36s and had done quite a bit of work on CA36s. At the time, I still had a rather low opinion of JG and most "clone" guns in general. Then I did an actual side-by-side comparison of a Marui and the JG. This quickly changed my opinion - parts were fully interchangeable and the price was simply unbeatable. But I was still out there on performance, seeing other similar guns requiring some upgrade and modification.

Then I watched the gun perform on the field. Out of the box, the gun consistently hit targets out to 40 yards (120 feet) with enough punch to make it effective. Then I chronoed the gun and found it performing consistently in the 360fps range - out of the box!

As the gun was a version 3 box, which I had a lot of experience with, I knew that even a crappy version 3 box would have added durability over a crappy Version 2. The price was low enough to use this as a loaner gun. So I picked one up and kept it as a backup gun.

At the first few games, I had left my other two primaries at home as they were both down. So I brought the JG in case I actually played (I am usually fixing guns at games, so don't always get to play.)

I found that the gun was every bit as reliable and got to where I was using my other high end guns less and less to the point I didn't use them at all. I have since bought two more JG (one of them immediately sold to a beginning player).

Out of the box performance is unequaled by any of the other G36 on the market. Long term reliability and longevity easily blows CA out of the water. And the fact it takes standard parts means you can quickly purchase aftermarket parts and install them without problem.

To date, my best combination of parts has been - stock JG mechbox, CA hop and tightbore. CA and Marui Mags work in this gun with little problems. I have found the JG Hicaps to perform better than CA mags. KingArms/MAG G36 mags work fairly well and I have yet to hear of anyone having any problems using the PPC G36/M4 mag adapter with it.

Bottom Line:
Reliable and Durable Performance Out of the Box for less than half the price of a Marui/Classic Army G36.
Full Compatibility with aftermarket /stock Marui/CA parts.

I would rather have two JGs than one CA G36!

My first impression of this gun out of the box was good, I wasn't blown away, but I definitely wasn't disappointed either. It is made of quality plastic, good textures, good feel and weight distribution. Assembling the AEG was easy. The battery install was simple enough, the pin slides in and out easy but not too easy to the point it would fall out during regular game play, they got it just right. The test fire is where I started to get really excited about this AEG. It has a nice ROF and is accurate.

When i brought it out into the field I chrono'd it and it fires between 355 fps and 360. Which to me for a regular duty AEG is right on the money. During gameplay I couldn't have been happier. I fired 4 thousand rounds and it didn't jam once. My most memorable moments were when I took aim at one person about 150 feet away I fired a three round burst, to which he immediately called the hit! I took aim at another target 200 feet away and although I didn't hit him he had to duck behind cover right away to avoid being hit.

In short, this AEG is probably the top AEG in it's price range and I highly recommend this AEG for Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced players who are on a budget!!!