Lancer Tactical LT01C M4 M733 Commando Carbine AEG Airsoft Rifle (Black)

Getting yourself out on the field and being competitive does not have to be expensive. Whereas in the past it could cost you upwards of $300 to have your airsoft gun, tactical gear, eye protection, magazines and bb's, Lancer Tactical now makes it entirely possible to be out and playing for less than $200! Don't be mistaken, just because many of these airsoft guns have a sub-$120 price tag does not mean that they are the same as the low power electric or spring powered guns that you might find elsewhere for similar or lower prices. The Lancer Tactical models are skirmish-grade airsoft guns, unlike the LPEG's and spring guns found elsewhere that are just toys.

Don't let the low price of the Lancer Tactical M4 Airsoft Gun fool you into thinking it is a low quality option, or that it is going to break on you immediately. This is a skirmish-grade, battle-ready airsoft gun that is ready to help you take down your enemies on the field. The gun's internals are all standard Version 2 parts which means it is fully upgradable, and should you decide to, you can build it up into an even more impressive addition to your arsenal.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Lancer Tactical
Model: LT-01C
Color: Black
Muzzle Velocity: 390-410 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 300 rounds
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Battery, Charger
Warranty Length: 45 Days
Warranty Handler: Airsoft GI (Warranty Policy)

Features:

• Polymer construction
• Fixed carry handle (A2 Style)
• Car-15 Style stock

Airsoft GI Battery Disclaimer:
Airsoft GI is not responsible for batteries that have been damaged as a result of improper operation, storage, misuse or abuse, accident or neglect, such as physical damage resulting from misuse; contact with liquid, water, rain, extreme humidity or heavy perspiration, sand, dirt or the like, extreme heat, or food; use of the battery for commercial purposes or subjecting the battery to abnormal usage conditions, or other acts which are not the fault of Airsoft GI. Make sure you understand how your battery should be used and how long it should be charged. If you have any doubt regarding the operation, charging, or storage of your battery and/or charger, ask. A charging battery should not be left unattended and should be picked up periodically while charging to check for overheating. Do not charge batteries near flammable material. For more information regarding batteries please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions or the Airsoft GI Airsoft 101 Guide.