The Hi-Capa 5.1 is very valuable, this pistol offers lots of bang for the buck. It is hands-down the most popular gas blowback pistol of all time - and there is good reason for that! Makes efficient use of HFC134a to pack a wallop not found on other more expensive pistols. Metal parts included : recoil spring guide rod, nickel plated hammer, adjustable rear sight, front sight, magazine catch, magazine, and frame with an ABS grip. The barrel is also handsomely nickel plated. Good for 290fps when using HFC22 TOP Gas! Gun is heavy thanks to the heavy metal frame. Extremely smooth slide cycling action with strong recoil and a pleasant assortment of clicks and clacks when the slide is pulled back makes this gun a lot of fun to shoot. Includes a lower RIS rail for installation of accessories like flashlights and lasers!
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Product Details
- Type
- Hi-Capa
- Caliber
- 6mm Airsoft
- Lenght (mm)
- 222mm
- Weight
- 895g
- Material
- Polymère et métal
- Colour
- Noir
- Style
- Hi Capa
- Hop-up
- Réglable
- Firing mode
- Semi automatique
- "F" Marking
- Marquage non présent
- Blowback
- Oui
- Slide
- Polymère
- Power source
- Gaz
- Inner barrel (mm)
- 113
- Magazine Version
- Mid-cap à ressort
- Magazine capacity
- 31
- Power (FPS @ 0.20gr)
- 290
About Tokyo Marui
Tokyo Marui Co. Ltd is an airsoft gun and toy cars manufacturer located in Adachi, Tokyo, Japan that produced the AEG. The guns are principally sold in Japan, but are also sold worldwide. They were the first company to produce airsoft guns powered solely by electric-motor driven air compressors, which they called "Automatic Electric Gun" (AEG) in 1992. This compact air compressing system was implemented in their first battery-powered automatic firing replica, the FAMAS F1. Other airsoft guns were then introduced. The AEG system is still in use, and has been copied numerous times through the years by many other airsoft gun manufacturers. Marui is among others the inventor of the AEG and the Hop-Up system.
Reviews
Airsoft Gun - prohibited for 18-
This airsoft replica is subject to the french Decree No. 99-240 of March 24, 1999, which regulates the law of replica firearms developing an output energy from the muzzle greater than 0.08 joule and equal to or less than 2 joules. This product is intended for recreational use only. By adding this product to your cart, you acknowledge:
- Being older than 18
- Master the basic safety rules concerning the use of this type of replica (wearing protective glasses, playing in a suitable and private place, etc.).
- Never expose the replica in a public place because it can be mistaken for a real weapon with all the disastrous consequences that this implies
- Being in full knowledge of the airsoft laws in your local country and buying knowingly, Powair6 cannot be responsible in the case of illegal importation.
- Never point or shoot at a person, animal or any other object representing any danger.
- Do not aim with your replica until you are ready to shoot at the target you have selected.
- Do not shoot on a hard surface, risk of the ball bouncing, or in water, which could cause dangerous ricochets.
- Do not aim the shot at the eyes or ears.
- Do not use airsoft without wearing goggles or a protective mask.
- Do not attempt to modify or disassemble the product in order to increase its firing power. It can be dangerous and will void the warranty.
- Always be sure to keep the safety “ON” when you are no longer using the product.
- Never look into the barrel, a BB may be hurt your eyes.
Replica power
The power of gas replicas is a point of reference only, it does not constitute a guarantee of results but an estimation made by the manufacturer. Please take this information into account before purchasing, no warranty service regarding the power can be applied. The power advertised for gas replicas can be highly variable because the cooling of the tank linked to rapid fire, pressure / type of gas used and winter conditions, it is possible to empty all the gas quickly from a magazine, and if there is not enough time given to convert the liquid part into gas, the liquid form then rises through the nozzle as a white cloud. Be sure to use your equipment on suitable climatic conditions and adapt your rate of fire to the ambient temperature to avoid that effect. We recommend that you always choose the manufacturer's brand spare magazines. Choosing a different brand may generate a different power from the original as the percussion valve and magazine lips are not the same.
Questions (1)
Does this hi capa have a polymer slide? Or is it metal
It is a polymer slide. regards
