Features:
- Built in LED tracer unit
- M-LOK handguard for mounting light, lasers and other accessories
- Picatinny rail top cover for you favorite optics
- Ergonomic adjustable stock for any length of pull
- Ergonomic grip for a comfortable grip while playing on the feild
- Smart MOSFET lets you use 9.6-11.1v LiPo batteries
- Adjustable hop up
| Length | 898-978mm Adjustable |
| Weight | 5.9lbs |
| Inner Barrel | 496mm |
| Material | Polymer |
| Magazine Capacity | 500rd High Capacity |
| Muzzle Velocity | 390fps (0.20g bbs) |
| Thread Direction | 14mm CCW |
| Gearbox | V3 Full Metal |
| Fire Modes | Semi/Full-Auto, Safety |
| Stock Type | Collapsible Crane |
| Recommended Battery | 7.4v or 11.1v Lipo Stick or Nunchuck |
| Battery Location | Stock |
| Manufacturer | Umarex |
| Warranty | 60 Day Limited (Manufacturer) |
BATTERY & CHARGER NOT INCLUDED
About:
The Heckler & Koch G36 is a 5.56x45mm rifle designed in the 1990s as a replacement for the heavier 7.62mm G3 battle rifle. The Licensed H&K G36 by Elite Force replicates the real firearm variant extremely well! Externally, the rifle features a very strong polymer body designed to withstand different type of impacts. The stock folds to the side for an even more compact design when entering corners or getting out of vehicles. Two features that sets this apart from the rest is the mechanical blowback system and the two round burst! The mechanical blowback provides a slight amount of kick for the extra sense of realism. Internally, the pre-upgraded gearbox is designed for performance and reliability. The torque motor provides a quicker trigger response while the steel gears and polycarbonate piston provide a higher form of reliability. Last but not least, the low resistance wires and built in MOSFET provide a better flow of electrical current. In return for better trigger response. The MOSFET regulates the flow of electricity better prolonging the trigger contact life. Clocking in at under 350 feet per second, an excellent choice for close quarter engagements where speed and accuracy matter the most.