The X-95 by Le Hui… one came into my possession today (cheers Beemer 
) It’s no big secret that I have a bit of a leaning towards Le Hui. Depending on the blaster you get they make decent low to mid tier gear, usually nylon builds, occasionally ABS. Some great, some not so great.
The X-95 absolutely fits firmly into the latter category being a full ABS build, friction fit accessories, proprietry L-ion battery pack and pretty woeful FPS.
Which is not to say they’re bad… purchase price for this was around $85 with online discount, which is dirt cheap and a bit of a bargain. In all honesty, for the price of entry they’re fully worth it because… it’s a bullpup, the unit’s solid, it’s unusual and it has a lot of potential.
A very quick checkover and first thing… the “Ingrish” printed decals have to go. So out with the steel wool and metho and a bit of elbow grease later…
The next thing that had to go was the removable charging handle… you can see why 
A bit of a reshape later and the pensioner’s todger is gone. I feel a whole lot better about yanking on that to prime a mag.
Next job was to attach some picatinny rails to the sides of the handguard… mainly to lose the Coke can look but handy for tacticool accessories.
Cosmetically for now, it can stay like it is, with cleaned up side pic rails of course. Maybe a coat of flat clear too to lose the ABS shine. It’s a pretty cool looking little blaster and as close as I’ll ever get to a Tavor. Add a Sig Romeo, vert foregrip and a tactical torch and it starts to look a whole lot better.
So when time allows I’ll be getting into the gearbox and see what can be done there. Initial chrono results were around 140FPS, pretty consistent with my expectations. The battery arrangement’s getting deep sixed too. Rewiring to XT30 will make it compatible with all my existing lipos.
I’m not expecting sheep stations out of it, the box in it isn’t going to be good. Gearsets may be proprietry and irreplaceable, so if I can get it up over 220FPS I’ll call it a win, but I’d like to see around 280. It’s not worth over-stressing it. 
There’ll be more to come if you’re interested in seeing what we can squeek out of one of these little bullpups.
build up the can with a little black tape and it’s a neat friction fit, removable for turning the unit on and off. Open up the centre hole to clear gels and blank off the outside holes to reduce the room illuminating peripheral flash to a manageable level and hopefully it’ll be enough to charge glow gels.