Cyma CM121 D-Eagle AEP Airsoft Pistol AEP in Blue

Cyma CM121 D-Eagle AEP Airsoft Pistol – Blue

If you've ever fancied running an airsoft handgun that looks like it just stepped off the set of an action film, the Cyma CM121 D-Eagle AEP in striking blue is going to make your day. This beast is a 1:1 scale replica of the iconic Desert Eagle, and yeah—it feels every bit as massive and commanding in your hand as you'd expect. Big, bold, and seriously cool, this electric airsoft pistol isn’t just for show—it brings serious performance to the field.

Right off the bat, the CM121 feels solid. The mix of a strong ABS body with a metal slide and internal parts gives it a satisfying weight (around 675g) without being a brick to carry. That metal slide clicks back with authority, giving a tactile sense of realism. And then there’s the full-auto mode—oh yes, full auto on a sidearm. With a high rate of fire of up to 8 rounds per second, this thing absolutely chews through BBs. It's like flipping the switch on a blender full of trouble for the enemy team.

Performance-wise, you're looking at a measured velocity hovering around the 210–225 FPS mark with 0.20g BBs. Now, that might not win long-range duels, but for close-quarters combat? Perfect. It delivers a surprisingly accurate shot thanks to the fully adjustable hop-up, and when you're storming corners or clearing rooms, the sheer volume of fire in auto mode gives you a solid edge.

The CM121’s power source is what makes it stand out in the world of airsoft handguns. Being an AEP (Automatic Electric Pistol), it runs off a rechargeable 7.2v NiMH 500mAh battery. That means no worrying about cold weather messing with your gas mags, and no lugging extra green gas or CO2 around. Just charge up, slap in a mag, and you’re good to go. The motor inside is essentially an AEG-style unit (AK motor, to be precise), giving it a bit of that electric rifle reliability in a much smaller package.

Battery access is pretty straightforward. The slide lifts off cleanly to reveal the battery compartment—takes a bit of practice, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy to swap out. Do note, though: stick to the recommended 1.5 to 2-hour charge time for the battery. Overcharging is a real risk with AEP batteries, and keeping them healthy means more game time and fewer headaches.

Magazine-wise, you're looking at a slim but double-stacked mag holding 25 rounds. It feeds smoothly, fits flush, and reloads quickly with the included speed loader. It’s not a hi-cap, but for the style of play this pistol encourages—fast, close-range engagement—it holds its own just fine. Plus, you get that satisfying “click” when you slam it home. Clean.

Overall, the CM121 isn’t just a fun sidearm—it’s a surprisingly practical one, especially for newer players who want a reliable, low-maintenance option that still lets them go loud. The blue finish adds a bit of flair without being over the top, and it stands out in the field without looking toy-like. Whether you’re running it as a backup to your airsoft rifle or making it your main for CQB, this airsoft pistol has some serious bite.

Highlights

• 1:1 scale Desert Eagle-style airsoft pistol
• Selectable semi and full-auto fire modes
• Metal slide and internal components for durability
• Strong ABS polymer frame keeps it lightweight but tough
• AEG-style internal motor (AK type)
• Adjustable hop-up for better accuracy
• Rechargeable 7.2v NiMH battery included
• Fires at 210–225 FPS with 0.20g BBs

What's Included

• Cyma CM121 D-Eagle AEP Airsoft Pistol 
• 25 Round Magazine
• 7.2v 500mAh NiMH AEP Battery
• Battery Charger
• 0.20g Sample BBs
• Speed Loader
• Unjamming / Cleaning Rod
• User Manual & Parts List

Technical Specifications

• Scale: 1:1 Desert Eagle Replica
• Weight: 675g
• Length: 201mm
• Velocity: Up to 225 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• Magazine Capacity: 25 Rounds
• Battery: 7.2v 500mAh NiMH (included)
• Fire Modes: Semi / Full Auto (8RPS)
• Hop-Up: Fully Adjustable
• Construction: ABS Body, Metal Slide & Internals