Lancer Tactical AK-74N AEG Airsoft Rifle (Real Wood/Stamp Steel)

The Lancer Tactical AK-74N AEG is not your ordinary, run of the mill, AK. Lancer Tactical made sure to take their time to make a high quality gun both internally and externally! Starting from the outside, we have the stamp steel receiver with real wood furniture. Making a solid and beautiful external build. Internally we have a full metal 8mm Gearbox with a full steel rack piston, 19k high torque motor and electronic trigger unit / MOSFET for a nice rate of fire and amazing trigger response. The 6.03mm tight bore inner barrel provides great accuracy and range. The classic look of the AK-74N with the high quality internals give you the complete package that anyone would want in a airsoft rifle!

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Lancer Tactical
Material: Wood Furniture Handguard and Stock / Stamped Steel Receiver
Velocity: 380 - 400 FPS w/ 0.20g BBs
RPS: 22 - 25 RPS
Magazine: 200 Round Mid-Cap
Color: Black / Wood

Features:

• 8mm Ball Bearing Gearbox with M120 Spring
  
• Hop-Up: Full Metal Adjustable Version 3 AK Hop-up
  
• Motor: 19K Short Type High Torque Motor
  
• Barrel: 6.03mm Tight Bore Inner Barrel
  
• Top Cover Battery Storage
  
• Steel Piston Teeth
  
• Curved trigger
  
• Full Stamp Steel Receiver
  
• Real Wood Fixed Stock and Hand Guard
  
• ETU MOSFET
  

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