Canuck Operator Tacop elite reviews?

[u/Unfair-Company7135]

Before we start. Yeah. I know. Turkshit, turknelli, buy once cry once, etc etc. I get it isn't a go to war gun, it's a clone of a $3k gun that costs $1k. Ive heard mostly good stuff about the Canuck operator, but I imagine the Tacop is potentially a bit more refined given the original has been on the market for years.

I'm split between a 1301 and this, the fact of it being half the cost is the main appeal. Probably only going to get shot maybe a dozen times a year, likely less than 1000 shells yearly.

Anyone got one that can speak to it?

Edit:

Well out of the dozen comments, 2 actually had some feedback I was looking for.

Bought the Canuck. I guess I'll post an update when I get a chance to put a few hundred shells through it. It's not going to be as nice as the 1301, but if I get enough use out of it, I'll sell it and justify upgrading.

[u/SecretUse2150]

Have you held that 1301!!!! I was sold the moment i held it…. Its so light… the grip and feel…mind you i still havent bought it but my focus is on that 1301 tactical mod 2 . When i saw the tacop with gold accent i became confused since it was based on looks… but the moment i held the 1301….. the tacop looks and feels alot heavier

[u/Unfair-Company7135 → u/SecretUse2150]

Yeah, it's actually one of the things that is a double edged sword to me. Nice for packing/carrying but I imagine the recoil is much more. Tacop is essentially the M4-t pro.

[u/DougMacRay617 → u/Unfair-Company7135]

The recoil is not even that bad on the 1301. Its very tame especially being a lighter gun.

[u/SecretUse2150 → u/Unfair-Company7135]

I guess but when you look at reviews and they compare the recoil,it doesn’t seem much more … and its less then pumps .. you dont have a shop near you? Or 2 shops that have the 1301 and the m4? And i personally realised i didn’t like pistol grip type.so ergonomics you need to hold them