Description
d92 new version electric airsoft gun full auto rechargeable fps-250 upgraded version, comes w/ scope(Airsoft Gun)
D92 model M-16 Airsoft Assault Rifle fires both in Fully Automatic and Semi Automatic. It measures about 28 inches in length with the stock closed/collapsed. So while it’s a little bit smaller than a real-life, full size M-16/M4 Rifle, it’s also easier to carry and not quite as heavy. The rifle is made mostly of durable ABS plastic with some key metal parts, including a metal interior barrel. It features an adjustable four-position stock, and comes with a magazine which houses a rechargeable 4.8v 250 mAH NiCd Battery, a Wall Charger, a nice Black Sling with metal hook attachments, a cleaning/unjamming rod, instruction manual, and about 50 rounds of 6mm BB ammo. The battery compartment on this model is actually concealed inside the magazine/clip. The BB ammo is loaded into the top of the removable scope and then feeds down into the gun. This airsoft gun was tested and found capable of firing rounds around 220-240 FPS (feet per second). The final picture is of an opened box, but the package you will receive will be brand-new and sealed. As required by law, this airsoft weapon comes with a standard blaze orange tip to show that it is not an actual firearm and cannot be modified in any way into an actual firearm. Whether for target shooting, intense war-games, or as a prop for film, this M-16 is very realistic and ready to serve!
Airsoft Rifle Product Features:
Auto Electric Gun – AEG
Adjustable 4-Position rear stock
About 250 FPS (feet per second) on average, 6mm BBs (0.12g)
Magazine capacity, about 100 rounds
1 : 3/4 Replica Scale
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