CYMA CM057 Dragunov SVD Sniper AEG Airsoft Rifle (Wood)

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The CM057 Full Metal / Real Wood AK SVD Dragunov Sniper Rifle AEG Airsoft Gun is the ultimate choice for players looking to fulfill a long range designated marksman support position. Originally used as a support weapon in Russian infantry units, this gun's incredibly long 27 inch barrel is both intimidating and functional. Made of full metal & real wood, this gun looks and feels very realistic. The wood furniture includes the handguards, grips, and stock. A removable rubberized cheek riser provides comfort for long distance shooting. A SVD type side mount allows for the installation of a SVD style scope. Internally, the CM057 has a unique set up. It uses a 4 gear system, which allows for a lot of torque in a small space. This is an excellent AEG for collectors and players alike.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: CYMA
Model: CM057 SVD
Material: Full Metal / Real Wood
FPS: 400-420
Magazine Capacity: 120 rds
Sights: AK Leaf Style
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Battery, Charger
Warranty Length: 45 Days
Warranty Handler: Airsoft GI (Warranty Policy)

Features:

• Unique 4 Gear Style Gearbox for Torque
• Very long 650mm Inner Barrel
• Iconic Russian Infantry Support Weapon
• Full Metal Construction
• Real Wood Handguards, Grip, & Stock
• SVD Style Side Mount for SVD Style Optics
• Includes Battery & Charger

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