G&G GSS VSS Vintorez AEG Airsoft Rifle (Black/Wood)

The VSS or Vintorez, is a suppressed sniper rifle that uses a heavy subsonic SP5 cartridge and armor piercing SP6 cartridge. It was developed in the late 1980s by TsNIITochMash and manufactured by the Tula Arsenal. It is issued primarily to Spetsnaz units for undercover or clandestine operations, a role made evident by its ability to be stripped down for transport in a specially fitted briefcase.

The GSS by G&G is an excellent airsoft replica of the VSS suppressed sniper rifle. Externally the GSS features a wood quick detach stock and grip that houses the motor. The entire body is made of metal along with the front assembly. The left side of the body features a mounting point for the optic mount. Internally, the high torque motor at 25,000 rpm in conjunction with the included 2 11.1v quick detach lithium polymer batteries and micro switch, provides a really quick trigger response and higher rate of fire. For durability, steel heat treated gears, polycarbonate piston, and 8mm ball bearings have been added. Last but not least, to accommodate the upgraded gearbox, a 6.04mm tightbore barrel has been pre-installed for better accuracy and range especially in a compact airsoft gun. The G&G GSS is a perfect rifle for those looking for a unique DMR setup. It packs a lot of power and reliability in a small package and includes everything you need to get out and start playing!

Specifications:
Manufacturer: G&G
Model: GSS
Muzzle Velocity: 340-350 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 250rds
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, 2x LiPo Batteries, Charger

Features:

• Upgraded Gearbox
  
• External Mount
  
• Quick Detach Battery
  
• Quick Detach Grip / Stock
  
• Upgraded Gearbox
  
• Microswitch Trigger
  
• Pre-Installed MOSFET
  
• Power Cut-Off Feature
  

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