BOLT - BR47 KeyMod -EBR with Inbuilt Suppressor (Non-Recoil)BLACK
Taking AEG's to the next level
The BOLT BR47, high capacity shooting rate, high compatibility with other brands? parts, and can be used with low voltage batteries. Now in non-recoil format. allowing more people to experience the power and design of BOLT airsoft. YOU JUST CAN?T MISS IT!
The Knights Armament SR-47
The SR-47 is a modern assault rifle based on the AR-15 family of rifles created by Knight's Armament Company. Created to fulfill special forces missions happening behind enemy lines, it allowed operators to use captured AK magazines. The legend of theSR-47 grew and grew, airsoft versions were few and far between, a kit was produced by HurricanE in the mid 2000's and even now the kit fetches high prices, but for a long time an SR-47 in airsoft form was a bit of a "unicorn" gun, talked about in hushed whispers.
With BOLT's BR-47 series, the SR-47 has now come reality in Airsoft. Featuring Keymod tactical rails with solid T6 aluminium body, It supports AK high cap magazines, The recoil shock and blowback system coupled to the new design Hop-Up with drum rotating adjustments, make the SR-47 a BOLT unique product.
Features
KeyMod front hand grip
Built in Suppresor
Front & Rear RIS mounted iron sights
BLTOR style adjustable stock
Stock made by one piece of T6 aluminum alloy,
Ventilation Grip Base (Metal).
Use traditional magazine (TM type), no need to buy the special type mag
Specification
Built Material Aluminum/ABS, Nylon & Glass Fiber and Steel
Shooting Modes Semi, Full-auto
Magazine Capacity 600rnd
Length ~815mm-~895mm
Weight ~3200g
Hop-up Adjustable
Blow-back NO
Recoil shock NO
Power Source 7.4V22C(Li-Po) or 11.1V15C(Li-Po) or 9.6V(Ni-mh or Ni-Cd)
N.B. Do not use batteries with higher discharge ratings then specified above. Especially on 11.1 voltage batteries, higher discharge ratings can cause overspin on initial use, this can cause massive damage to gears. We only recommend the use of "BOLT airsoft" batteries in BOLT airsoft electric guns.
