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This CO2 air rifle is a fully licensed replica of the AR-15 assault rifle from
US manufacturer Crosman. This model can shoot .177 caliber (4,5 mm) steel BBs
in semi-auto and full-auto mode with a 1400 rounds per minute rate of fire.
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This CO2 air rifle is a fully licensed replica of the AR-15 assault rifle from US manufacturer Crosman. This model can shoot .177 caliber (4,5 mm) steel BBs in semi-auto and full-auto mode with a 1400 rounds per minute rate of fire.
The polymer frame and internal parts made of metal make this rifle highly durable. The stock is adjustable and the tactical foregrip will allow you to attach all sorts of tactical accessories such as a laser sight or a flashlight.
You can mount a scope to the 22 mm Weaver rail located on the top of the rifle. This model is also outfitted with flip-up iron sights.
The magazine has a capacity of 25 steel BBs and we recommend filling it with the included speedloader. The rifle is powered by two 12g CO2 cartridges and you need to place them inside the magazine. The cartridges must be placed individually into the magazine and then secured with an included Allen key.
Key features
• Fully licensed AR-15 replica
• FDE finish
• Full auto mode
• Powered by two 12g CO2 cartridges
• Tactical foregrip
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