Cybergun / Swiss Arms Licensed SG552 Commando Airsoft AEG Rifle (Model: E

NOTE: Optic not consisted of

FeaturesFully licensed by Swiss Arms with laser etched hallmarks
Sturdy metal alloy receiver assembly with metal barrel assembly & handguard
Lightweight polymer furniture (handguard, pistol grip, stock)
Tactical side folding stock
Metal quad-rail handguard; Metal Picatinny rail install for optics
Ambidextrous fire selector (safe / semi / automobile)
Tokyo Marui suitable electrical blowback Ver3 metal transmission
Rotary style hopup

SG an abbreviation for Sturmgewehr which translates to "attack rifle" is the classification provided to the brand-new rifle being established for the Swiss Army as a contemporary, modular combat rifle that can be configured and deployed for many roles.
The 552 or "Commando" version of the SG55x series of rifles features a shorter barrel making it the most compact in its line. It's desired purpose was to fill the function for a compact weapons system for Special Units, Car Crews, Paratroopers, and Police where a larger profile weapon is not necessary or unwieldy to field.
Manufacturer: Cybergun (Swiss Arms Accredited)

FPS: 370

Color: Weapon Metal / Black

Requirements:Length: 480mm / 725mm (Folded / Extended)
Weight: 2980g
Inner Barrel: ~275mm
Publication Capability: 200rds
Thread Direction: 14mm Negative
Transmission: EBB Ver 3 Metal, Completely Upgradeable
Motor: Medium Type
Fire Modes: Semi/Full-Auto, Security
Battery: 7.4v Small Buffer Tube Type LiPo advised (Battery not consisted of. Wired to Handguard w/ Small Tamiya Connector)
Hopup: Yes, Adjustable
Plan Consists Of: Weapon, Publication

About Swiss ArmsSwiss Arms, previously a sub-division of SIG, produces the standard concern service rifle of the Swiss Armed Forces the SG550 line.. The SG (Sturmgewehr / Attack Rifle) 550 was developed as a contemporary, modular infantry rifle indicated to change the Swiss Armys aging Stgw 57 Battle Rifles. The more recent modernized rifle will include modularity in a single platform to offer the proper equipment from Special Forces requires all the way to a General Problem Infantry weapon. Other features include vastly decreased weight in addition to being chambered in the common NATO 5.56x45mm cartridge.