[Tokyo Marui] SIG552 Shields Standard Electric Gun

Cross-range weapons born from the world's highest quality military rifles

The elite US Navy SEALs, active in hot zones (conflict areas) around the world, have created the Cross Range Weapon SIG552 SEAL as their true partner.
Tokyo Marui has realistically recreated the Navy special edition model, said to have been adopted by the SEALs, based on various documents and information. Not only has it retained its professional appearance and functionality, but its high combat power has also been reflected in its practicality for survival games.
It also comes with a BB loader that can be used with all Tokyo Marui airsoft gun magazines. This is an essential item for gamers, as it allows for quick loading of magazines.

Key Features

• SIG552 dedicated handguard

  The handguard features cooling holes to help cool the barrel. A 20mm mounting rail, essential for modern tactical guns, is installed on the right side and under the handguard, allowing for the attachment of various optional parts.

• SEALs-spec CRW

  The frame and receiver feature a dark gray coloring reminiscent of the surface treatment (KTL rust prevention treatment) applied to the guns used by the SEALs. The "For U.S. Government and Public Safety Agencies Only" inscription on the side of the frame is also realistically reproduced.

• High body rigidity

  A new die-cast reinforced frame has been added to the inside of the handguard, and improvements to the upper receiver and stock mounting area have realized rigidity that can withstand hard use.

• 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.

• 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.

• Realistic see-through magazine

  This magazine holds 43 rounds and includes a dummy .223Rem cartridge. Multiple magazines can be connected together using the joints on the side.