Cyma CM122 Electric P226 AEP Airsoft Pistol in Blue

Cyma CM122 AEP Airsoft Pistol – P226 Replica in Blue

Looking for a reliable electric airsoft pistol that holds its own in CQB and won’t leave you fiddling with gas in the cold? The Cyma CM122 AEP P226 replica is a solid pick. Built to mirror the classic SIG P226 in 1:1 scale, it feels just right in the hand—well-balanced, with a reassuring weight of 675g and those iconic rubberised grips that give excellent control even during intense skirmishes. The addition of a front RIS rail for torches or lasers adds a practical edge, letting you customise your setup for night games or low-light room clears.

Where this airsoft handgun shines is its full-auto capability. Flick the selector and you’ve got yourself a compact little bullet hose, spitting out up to 8 rounds per second. Not something you see every day on pistols in this category, and it definitely turns heads when you pull the trigger. Whether you’re laying down quick suppressive fire or clearing tight corners, it brings a lot of versatility to the table.

Performance-wise, the CM122 hits around 210–225 FPS on 0.20g BBs. Sure, it’s not a long-range sniper, but for CQB and backup duties? It’s more than enough. The fully adjustable hop-up system lets you dial in your shots, and when paired with the metal barrel, you get consistent, tight groupings at short to mid-range. It’s got the sort of performance that surprises people—not bad for something that doesn’t run on gas.

Speaking of power, this airsoft AEP (Automatic Electric Pistol) runs off a 7.2v 500mAh NiMH battery, which slots into the slide area once you pop off the upper section. The motor inside is the same kind of AEG-style motor found in electric rifles—an AK-type setup tucked neatly into the grip. It’s dependable, it doesn’t slow down in cold weather, and it keeps firing as long as the battery holds up. Just make sure you stick to the charging guidance—1.5 hours is best, and 2 hours max, otherwise you’ll shorten the battery life.

The magazine is a double-stacked 25-round unit with a slim profile. It slides in with a satisfying click and feeds well, especially during full-auto bursts. You also get a speed loader in the box, which makes reloads quick and painless. It’s not a hi-cap mag, but the fire rate and reliability make it easy to overlook—plus, spare mags are relatively easy to come by if you want to carry a few for longer matches.

Build-wise, the CM122 combines a durable ABS polymer frame with internal metal components and a metal slide. It’s tough enough to handle rough field use without turning into a rattling mess after a few games. The blue accents and attention to detail also give it a clean, tactical look. Everything feels well-assembled, with no weird wobbles or creaks when you're handling it.

Whether you're a newer player looking for a hassle-free sidearm or a veteran wanting a dependable backup with some firepower, the CM122 checks a lot of boxes. It's plug-and-play, low-maintenance, and does exactly what you need it to—with a bit of full-auto madness thrown in for good measure. And with the EU charger adapter included, you're good to go right out of the box.

Highlights

• 1:1 scale P226-style electric airsoft pistol
• Semi and full-auto fire modes (8 RPS)
• Metal slide and internal components
• Durable ABS body with rubberised grip panels
• Integrated front RIS rail for accessories
• Adjustable hop-up for improved accuracy
• 7.2v 500mAh NiMH rechargeable battery included
• Consistent performance at 210–225 FPS

What's Included

• Cyma CM122 AEP Airsoft Pistol
• 25 Round Magazine
• 7.2v 500mAh NiMH AEP Battery
• Charger with EU Plug Adapter
• 0.20g Sample BBs
• Speed Loader
• Unjamming / Cleaning Rod
• User Manual & Parts List

Technical Specifications

• Scale: 1:1 P226 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 (8 RPS)
• Hop-Up: Fully Adjustable
• Construction: ABS Body, Metal Slide & Internals