Comunica aggiornamenti prodotto Dillo ad un amico Recensioni Richiedi informazioni sul prodotto Ares G36K AR-077E KeyMod EFCS - EBB by Ares [AR-077E-JO/SAG] Prezzo Iva Inclusa: 250.00EUR Ritiro in Sede: 0.00EUR GLS: 9.00EUR GLS ASSICURATA: 14.50EUR Aggiungi al carrello

G36K assault rifle AR-077E from Ares. The drive body is made of impact-resistant nylon. A standard picatinny rail is installed at the top of the receiver, for mounting optical or collimator sights. The forend has a KeyMod interface. Telescopic stock, folds to the right. The mechanism of the fire translator is duplicated on both sides of the receiver and is equally convenient for use with both hands. Gearbox Ver. 3 with modifications, leaving room for tuning. This model has a single, automatic and 2-ball cutoff mode. EBB Electric Blow Back system. An electronic key is installed. All gearbox parts are standard and interchangeable with spare parts from most other manufacturers. This provides high maintainability and wide tuning possibilities. Hop-up camera G36-type, made of high-strength plastic. The electrical part of the mechanism is capable of working without any modifications with batteries with a high current output, such as lithium polymer, 7.4V. Tactical and Technical Characteristics: Initial velocity of the ball departure: 120 m / s Length of the inner barrel: 357mm. Magazine capacity of 45 balls Thread for the muffler M14 + Complete set: drive, mechanical store, manual, cleaning rod, tubular loader. ATTENTION! This model is not compatible with the Ares H&K AG36 GL-08 grenade launcher. Inner barrel: 357mm. Length: 840 > 630mm. Weight: 2800gr. Per info e/o acquisto veloce senza account: info@softair-italia.it   Historical background: The G36 rifle was developed by the German concern Heckler & Koch in the early 90s of the last century, to replace the outdated G3 rifles that have been in service with the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces) since the 60s. In 1995, a prototype called NK50 was submitted for testing by the German military and in the same year was adopted under the familiar G36 index. This system was supposed to become the main personal small arms in the armed forces and some police and special forces. Currently, the G36 family has more than 10 different models and is actively promoted for export. In addition to Germany, it is in service with the armies of Spain, Lithuania, Romania, and is used by police and special units in more than 40 countries. The G36C version is used by the police forces in Germany and England.