SRC MP40 Blowback AEG

SRC MP40 Blowback AEG

MP40 (MP=Maschinenpistole in German) was a famous German open-bolt SMG used extensively by Nazi German Fallschirmjäger (paratroopers), platoon, squad leaders and other troops during World War II Era. MP40 was a further simplification of its predecessor MP38, with certain cost-saving alterations, notably in the more extensive use of stamped steel rather than machined parts. MP40 only fires in fully automatic but at a relatively low rate of fire which allowed for single shots with controlled trigger pulls.

Features:

• Electric Blowback System (EBB) Gen 3 gearbox
• steel upper body with fixed iron sights
• one-piece aluminium lower body and grip with plastic non-slip texture covers
• aluminium outer barrel with muzzle cap
• aluminium folding stock
• front and rear sling ring
• aluminium movable dummy charging handle
• Comes with 110 round steel housing mid-cap magazine

Specifications:

• Length: 610mm / 820mm (stock extended)
• Barrel Length: 260mm
• Weight: 3040g (with magazine)
• Colour: Black, Brown
• Material: Steel, Aluminum, Plastic
• Hop-up: Adjustable
• Shooting Mode: Full-Auto only
• Magazine Capacity: 80 Rounds
• Bullet Type: 6mm BB
• Battery: 8.4V mini type battery / 7.4V Lipo Battery (small plug) (not included)
• Power(Muzzle Velocity): 320 FPS (0.2g BB)
• Manufacturer: SRC