Classic Army AK47 AEG Airsoft Rifle (Black/Imitation Wood)

Classic Army is a leading manufacturer of Airsoft products, setting standards for the entire industry. Classic Army produced the first full metal production M4 and MP5 AEGs. Classic Army built the first glass-filled nylon fiber AEG in their G36. Classic Army was the first to introduce a high-end SCAR AEG. Since inception, Classic Army has been an innovator in design and production of Airsoft guns for the collector and wargamer market, offering a wide selection of products to suit their customers' tastes and needs. Through their years of experience and knowledge, Classic Army has developed their creed of Total Performance

The SA M-7 is Classic Army's entry level AK-47. Utilizing durable plastic for the furniture reduces the weight and cost of this gun while keeping the receiver full metal for a more realistic look. It features an adjustable rear sight, metal front and rear sling mounts, adjustable hop-up, and a 600rd high capacity magazine.

Internally, the gun has a 6mm bushing gearbox, inline mosfet protected trigger contacts, and a 6.03mm tightbore barrel. It will shoot 330-350 fps using 0.20g BBs and 900-1000 rpm using a 9.6V battery.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Classic Army
Model: CA4A1 EC1 RIS CQB
Muzzle Velocity: 330-350 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 300rds
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Battery, Charger
Warranty Length: 90 Days
Warranty Handler: Classic Army (Warranty Policy)

Features:

• Deans to Small Tamiya Adapter
• Metal Construction
• 6.03mm Inner Barrel
• Mosfet Protected Trigger Contacts

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