Description
Features
- Stamped steel receiver replicates the look and feel of a real AK type rifle
- Polymer motor grip
- Utilizes AK style side rail for AK/SVD style AK optic mounts
- Steel folding AK style stock
- Adjustable rear leaf sight
- High quality wooden handguard
- Standard version 3 gearbox with 9mm bearings, can be upgraded with all version 3 parts
- Includes one polymer 450 round high capacity magazine
LCT Airsoft is well known for their incredible attention to detail, especially pertaining to their line of Kalashnikov style and Kalashnikov inspired weapons. They feature heavy duty stamped steel receivers and dust covers, authentic rivets, and heavy steel outer barrels. Real wood furniture adorns the weapon, giving it a look and feel of that of a real firearm; for added realism, the weapon even smells of cosmoline for that extra level of authenticity.
Manufacturer: LCT Airsoft
FPS: 425
Specifications:
Length: 710mm – 800mm (Folded, Unfolded)
Weight: 4040g
Inner Barrel: ~220mm
Magazine Capacity: 130rd Mid-Capacity. Works with LCT, G&P and other compatible AK Series Airsoft AEG Magazines
Thread Direction: 28mm Negative
Gearbox: Ver 3 Full Metal, Fully Upgradeable
Motor: Short Type
Fire Modes: Semi/Full-Auto, Safety
Battery: 11.1v LiPo recommended (Battery not included. Wired to handguard with small Tamiya connector)
Hopup: Yes, Adjustable
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Manual
About LCT Airsoft
When it comes to Airsoft externals, LCT is one of the most prolific brands on the market. LCT prides themselves in making some of the most realistic replicas in Airsoft through great attention to detail and by closely replicating the same manufacturing processes used to make their real firearm counterparts.LCT shows the same level of commitment for their AEG internals as their externals; the LCT gearboxes feature an enhanced list of parts users would typically upgrade to. These high performance, reinforced internals boast greatly improved reliability while still remaining completely Tokyo Marui (TM) compatible.
