Type: Non-blowback CO2 BB Pistol.
Manufacturer: Distributed by ASG.
Model: Cobray Ingram M11.
Materials: Mostly plastic, some metal.
Weight: 1.2 pounds (544 grams).
Total Length: 10.25/18 inches (260/457mm).
Barrel: 5.25 inches (133mm) metal rifled.
Propulsion: 12g CO2 x 1.
Action: Semi auto non-blowback, DOA trigger.
Ammunition Type: 4.5mm steel BB's.
Ammunition Capacity: 39 round drop out plastic magazine.
FPS: Claimed 394.

Trigger Pull: The trigger pull on ASG Cobray Ingram M11 NBB CO2 BB Machine Pistol is exactly what you would expect from a NBB CO2 BB double action trigger. It is on the longer and slightly heavier side as your finger is required to do all the work, rather than the blowback action at least cocking the hammer back for you. Getting through the 39 rounds quickly will be a chore for sure, but by the time you reload it again with another 39 rounds your finger should be rested enough!

Accuracy: We start off our Field Test with velocity test of the ASG Cobray Ingram M11 NBB CO2 BB Machine Pistol by shooting 5 rounds through the Chronograph and then averaged them out. The slowest of the 5 shots was 397 fps while the fastest shot topped out at 409 fps, this averaged 399 fps which was slightly higher than claimed 394! Temperature was maybe a bit under 20 degrees Celsius, closer to 18 or 19 which in Fahrenheit is in the low to mid 60 degrees. It is likely the ASG Cobray Ingram M11 NBB CO2 BB Machine Pistol could reach higher fps velocities in warmer temperatures. For the accuracy portion of the Field Test we placed a fresh paper target 30 feet downrange, and using a semi rested shooting position (hands rested on a sandbag up front and sitting on a stool in the back) we placed 10 rounds into the target with the ASG Cobray Ingram M11 NBB CO2 BB Machine Pistol. The ASG Cobray Ingram M11 did end up shooting fairly well centered on the target with two rounds even entering the bullseye. We found it shot just slightly to the left but not by much, in terms of elevation we did end up having to shoot about 3 inches lower on the target to hit near the center. The grouping for the 10 rounds was about 2.5 inches total so not too bad for having such an open peep sight to look through. We did extend the Ingram M11 NBB out in front of me rather than using the rear stock as I felt the rear sight was just too close and too open at that distance for me.

Build Quality: The ASG Cobray Ingram M11 NBB CO2 BB Machine Pistol is not a poorly made Airgun by no means, just don’t expect a lot of metal as the only metal parts are going to be the stock, the inner barrel, and some other internal metal parts. Everything else is plastic but it works just fine. We do have to say the metal wire stock is really well built and is the best part of this Airgun for sure. It is as good or similar in quality to what you would find on the real steel version.

Realism: The ASG Cobray Ingram M11 NBB CO2 BB Machine Pistol is a 1 to 1 replica of a standard MAC11 and it looks just like one at a glance and perhaps even a bit closer up but as soon as you hold it you will feel how light it is at around 1.2 pounds. There are also very few working parts as many are moulded into the upper and lower receiver. The trigger, magazine release, stock button and safety switch however are all functional which is kind of necessary. The reassessed barrel, adjustable wire rear stock and full size drop out magazine do help add to the realism.

Pros:

• Double action trigger is a bit long but not super heavy, it will make you work for action styled shooting.
• Fit and finish looks good.
• In terms of realism it does look legitimate even though it is very light weight to hold.
• High capacity magazine for lots of shots between reloading.
• Metal stock is the best part of this pistol, very well made.
• Peep sight in back is ideal for quick targets acquisition.
• Can kind of field trip but be careful of the safety, must remove first.
• Recessed barrel for added realism.
• Full size magazine holds the CO2 and BB’s.
• Cobray licensing looks good on this gun, no ugly white warning print.

Cons:

• Some more metal and weight would have been nice.
• Peep sight in the back seems too large as it is so close to your face.
• Not a lot of working parts other than the trigger, safety, stock adjustment and magazine release.