Cyma M4/AR15 MK16 CGS GBBR Assault Rifle 14.5"
CYMA CGS is a modern gas system developed by CYMA based on solutions familiar from the MWS platform. It ensures smooth operation, reliability and wide compatibility of parts.
The MK16 CGS model is constructed primarily from metal and polymer.
The 13.5-inch M-LOK handguard, the rifle body, the rear RIS rail, the stock guide, the magazine release, the reloading levers and the fire selector are all made of aluminium.
The muzzle device, bolt catch, and all pins and screws are made of steel .
The pistol grip (A2 type) and the tactical, adjustable stock are made from durable polymer . At the end of the stock, there is a comfortable rubber butt plate.
The replica’s internal components were developed in collaboration with T8 SP System, namely the steel slide assembly complete with an aluminium buffer. In addition, the interior also features a steel trigger assembly.
It is worth noting that the trigger blade and hammer are adjustable, allowing the replica to be tailored to the user’s preferences.
The package is completed by a STANAG gas magazine, whose steel casing enhances resistance to mechanical damage.
Thanks to its robust construction, smooth operation and pronounced recoil, this replica is an attractive option for players seeking a realistic GBBR carbine for airsoft games.
Package include:
- Cleaning rod
- Magazine
- Replica
- BBs speedloader
Blow Back Blow back is a simulation system of the cocking lever - it imitates the work of it as the equivalent sharp. This system raises the realism and adds a lot more experience during shooting. | Yes |
| Colour | Half-Tan |
| Product length [cm] | 88 |
| Product weight [g] | 2960 |
| Power supply | Gas |
| Material | Aluminum Plastic |
| Made of | Steel |
| Muzzle velocity [FPS] It is the spped of bb, while its leaving the innerbarrel of replica. This speed is measured in FPS (Feet Per Second). 1 FPS = 0,3 m/s 1 J = 99 m/s 1 J = 326,7 FPS | 390 |
| Fire mode | Full-auto Semi-auto |
| Hop-Up Hop-Up system is used for overclocking bb during the shot (putting it in rotation), through which, it extends its flight path. Acting laws of physics make that bb lift up, while the gravitational force take it down. Appropriate adjustment of Hop-Up, will compensate for these two factors, which result in long and straight flight for longer distance and be greater focus shot (to improve accuracy). | Yes |
