Fucile elettrico MA5H 10.5 Inch QR 1.0 EGV -HK416-A5- (DARK EARTH)

The MA5H 10.5 Inch QR 1.0 EGV from East Crane is a mid-length baton model that can be a perfect choice for mixed-range encounters.
At the front, we can find a free-float aluminium handguard equipped with an RIS system and paired with a rail on top. This configuration allows the user to attach different types of accessories according to preference or mission requirements.

All the main metal parts are anodised with an anti-corrosion coating and made from a top-quality aluminium alloy. The stock is made of high-quality polymer and is comfortable to use.

The barrel is fitted with a 14mm CCW thread and can accommodate many different firing devices. There are flip-up iron sights on the top rail. The only external parts made of polymer are the stock, pistol grip and magazine.

The EGV (Enhanced Gearbox Version) is an improved version of the standard East Crane QD 1.0 standard with a double-sealed metal cylinder head, a double-sealed metal nozzle, a polymer piston head, a lightweight polymer piston with all steel teeth, steel gears, an 8 mm ball bearing and a quick-change spring system with a steel spring guide.

The EGV (Enhanced Gearbox Version) is an improved version of the East Crane QD 1.

Barrel thread: 14mm CCW
Caliber: 6mm
Firing mode: Fully automatic, Semi automatic
Gearbox version: V2
Hopup: Variable
Inner barrel length: 285 mm
Magazine capacity: 300rds
Motor type: Long
Operating side: ambidestrous
Plug: Mini Tamiya
Rail system: Picatinny Rail

DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
Length: 71.5 cm
Length packed: 79.5 cm
Wide: 20.5 cm
Width packed: 25 cm
Height packed: 9 cm
Weight: 2.9 kg
Weight packed: 3.7 kg

rif: 35692

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