[Tokyo Marui] Steyr AUG Standard Electric Gun

The Austrian Army's versatile rifle adapts to suit the situation

The Steyr AUG electric gun features a bold black stock and is a special forces and police model that allows you to choose a scope or red dot sight compatible with a 20mm mounting rail. Its form is reproduced to the exact dimensions of a non-functional real gun, and it features a structure that allows for field stripping (disassembly for maintenance) just like the real thing. Its firing system allows you to switch between semi-auto and full-auto depending on the trigger pull, and each part is equipped with movable gimmicks, all of which contribute to its realistic appearance and operability, making it a truly appealing model gun.

Key Features

• Realistic details

  Measurements were taken from the actual gun, and every last detail was recreated in a realistic manner. The same materials are used for each part, including the flash hider, outer barrel, and receiver, which are made of metal, and the stock and magazine, which are made of resin, for a truly authentic look.

• Equipped with various movable gimmicks

  The barrel and receiver can be easily removed from the stock in a simple manner, replicating the disassembly required for maintenance. Other features include a foldable foregrip and a replaceable port cover that changes the ejection direction.

• Mount base included as standard

  The top of the receiver can accommodate a scope or red dot sight compatible with a 20mm rail. The included open sights (front and rear) allow the rear sight to be adjusted up, down, left, and right, allowing for precise sighting even without optical equipment.

• Change firing mode by operating the trigger

  You can switch between semi-auto and full-auto firing by simply pulling the trigger, just like the real thing.

• Compatible with various muzzle options

  By removing the flash hider, you can attach a muzzle option with a 14mm reverse thread, such as a silencer.

• Highly practical half-clear magazine

  The semi-transparent plastic magazine holds 80 rounds and allows you to see the remaining bullets, making it easier to determine the timing for magazine changes.