CYMA CM036 AKM AEG Airsoft Rifle (Imitation Wood)

If you are looking for an airsoft gun that competes with the CYMA AEGs, you should check out E&L , LCT, and the Lancer Tactical Stamp Steel Line!

The CYMA CM036 Full Metal AKM is another great example of CYMA's range of AK style airsoft guns. The CM036 features a replica wood handguard and fixed stock. The body is sturdily constructed with metal parts including the receiver, receiver cover, barrel assembly, selector lever, trigger assembly, and the magazine catch. The AK has the advantage of a large stock that can hold a large battery pack and a high capacity magazine that can hold up to 600 rounds. The AKM's additional features include sling attachment points, adjustable rear sight, and a AK accessory rail that the user can mount ak style accessories.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: CYMA
Model: AKM
Muzzle Velocity: 400-450 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 600 rds
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Battery, Charger
Warranty Length: 45 Days
Warranty Handler: Airsoft GI (Warranty Policy)

Features:

• Adjustable Rear Sight
• AK Style Accessory Rail
• Front and Rear Sling Loop
• Metal Outer Barrel Assembly
• Metal Receiver and Receiver Cover
• Replica Wood Stock and Handguard

Please Note:

• This airsoft gun is not compatible with all after market AK-47 magazines.

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