Olympic Arms PCR-97 M4 CQB Retractable Stock AEG Airsoft Rifle
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Sporting Goods : Olympic Arms PCR-97 M4 CQB Retractable Stock AEG Airsoft Rifle |
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Sporting Goods : Olympic Arms PCR-97 M4 CQB Retractable Stock AEG Airsoft Rifle |
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List Price: $410.00 Price: $310.00 You Save: -$100.00 (24%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Brand: Olympic Arms Label: ICS Manufacturer: ICS Publisher: ICS Studio: ICS Editorial Review: BATTERY AND CHARGER NOT INCLUDED From initial conception of the PCR-97 maintains the highest level of quality control. The utilization of high precision casts and machined aluminum enables Olympic Arms to further enhance structural strength, and also give the PCR-97 correct weight and balance and a much more realistic look and feel. Perfect metallic performance is a basic character of Olympic Arms. The PCR-97 follows tradition and will feature full metal construction. Included in its all metal construction is a full metal receiver, removable carry handle, outer barrel, front and rear sights, sling mounts, mag release, front barrel assembly, flash hider, ejection port cover and cocking handle, and more. This gearbox is constructed in two parts: an upper gearbox and lower gearbox. The entire top cylinder and piston assembly Features: LE Collapsing Stock Turbo 3000 super-torque motor Precision-cut motor pinion gear Precision-cut bevel gear Steel bushings Reinforced outer barrel Cast and Machined Aluminum Receivers Integrated Weaver rail Forward assist releases spring tension (increases lifespan with proper use) Upgrade potential 1-pc Hop-Up upper feed seat for smooth feeding Upper & lower gearbox sections designed for easy field maintenance Package includes: Rifle, Manual, Small PEQ Battery Box, Cleaning Rod and 1,000 count .20 gram BBs We recommend only using high quality .20g and .25g BBs for higher performance, better accuracy and to prolong the life of your gun. BATTERY AND CHARGER NOT INCLUDED Features:
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