[Tokyo Marui] H&K G3 SAS HC High-Cycle Electric Gun

The smallest and lightest model in the G3 series with excellent mobility

The G3SAS HC retains the compact and highly expandable characteristics of the G3SAS, but has been customized for high cycles. The internal mechanism has been thoroughly customized to increase durability for ultra-rapid fire, and it is also equipped with a telescoping slide stock, making it an even more refined model as a tool for survival games.
The base model, the standard type G3SAS electric gun, is based on the H&K prototype model, which is said to be secretly used by the British special forces SAS, and is boldly designed as a CRW (Cross Range Weapon) model of the G3 series, based on the latest materials and information.

Key Features

• Realizes ultra-high speed firing of 25 shots per second

  The NiMH 8.4V Mini S battery delivers incredible firing speeds. To support the high-speed rotation, the motor is handcrafted with specially customized pistons, gears, and other components, and uses the highest quality bearings made in Japan.

• Lightweight and compact

  With a total length of 487mm and a weight of 2,200g, it is the smallest and lightest in the G3 series, allowing users to move freely even in tight spaces.

• Rail handguard adopted

  The handguard is equipped with a mounting rail, allowing you to attach accessories compatible with 20mm rails, such as flashlights and foregrips.

• 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.

• Adjustable rear sight

  The metal rear sight can be adjusted left and right with a screwdriver, and can be adjusted up and down in four steps by rotating the circular part.

• Easy hop adjustment

  Pulling the cocking lever on the handguard opens the ejection port on the right side, and you can adjust the hop-up by simply turning the dial inside the port.

• Rapid-fire magazine included as standard

  A 500-round magazine is included. This realistic magazine features a steel-pressed outer case just like the real thing.