Cybergun WW2 Thompson M1A1 AEG Real Wood And Full Metal (Real Gun weight and size)

Product Description.The Thompson is an American submachine gun, invented by John T. Thompson in 1919, that became infamous during the Prohibition era. It was a common sight in the media of the time, being used by both law enforcement officers and criminals.The Thompson was also known informally as: the "TSMG", the "Tommy Gun", the "Trench Broom", the "Trench Sweeper", the "Chicago Piano", the "Chicago Typewriter", and the "Chopper".

Production of the M1/M1A1 during World War II was accomplished by Auto-Ordnance Corporation and Savage Arms Company, who produced 847,991 and 539,143 copies of the weapon respectively. The Thompson was a reliable and well-respected weapon, with its major drawbacks being its significant weight and limited range.

Cybergun Thompson M1A1 Airsoft Electric Submachine Gun
As seen in the movie "SAVING PRIVATE RYAN"
1/1 Scale High Performance Assembled Electric Powered Airsoft AEG
Thompson Trademark & trade dress are used under license of Saeilo Enterprises Inc. and its worldwide licensee Cybergun
Full Metal Constructed
Wood Texture Nylon Fiber Stock, Grip & Handguard
Full metal Hi-cap Magazine accommodate 380 Rounds of 6mm Plastic Bullet
Steel Gear & Metal Gearbox
Fully & Semi Automatic Shooting Mode

Fixed Stock allow installation of 8.4V 1100mAh Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery (Mini Type)
Adjustable Hop Up dial located inside magazine chamber
Rear sight are adjustable to suit your shooting need
Sling swivel is ready to be installed with any single / two point tactical sling
 

Item Weight (gram) 3030
Major Color Wood
Length 810mm
Barrel Length ~270mm
Hop-up Adjustable
Shooting Mode Semi/Fully Automatic
Gearbox Type 6
Blow Back No
AEG Power Source 8.4V
Fit Battery Pack Mini / Handguard (Nickel / Li-Po)
Barrel Thread Type No Thread
Magazine Capacity 380 Rounds
Bullet Type 6mm BB
Power (Muzzle Velocity) 360 FPS
Auto Firing Rate 650-750 Rounds BB per Minute
Package Includes
Cybergun Thompson M1A1 Airsoft Electric Submachine Gun
380 rounds Magazine
Instruction Manual (English)
Original Box
 
Manufacturer Other