Rifle replica JG1601MG
Rifle replica JG1601MG
This replica of the assault rifle, which was the standard armament of the US Army during the Vietnam War, was made from metal parts and polymer. The outer barrel liners, the battery compartment, the butt stock, the grip and the barrel were made of polymer. The outer barrel and gearbox were made of metal. The housing of the short, often referred to as the 'Vietnamese' hi-cap magazine (holding 190 rounds) is also made of metal.
The long barrel (510 mm) ensures high precision shooting, which, combined with an initial discharge velocity of ~360 FPS, makes this replica a precision weapon, perfectly suited for both the first-line stormtrooper and the sharpshooter. The barrel is terminated with a 14mm left-hand thread that allows a silencer to be fitted to it. The front grip, as well as the transport grip, are typical of the A1 version of the rifle.
The replica features a reinforced gearbox shell and a metal spring guide, as well as steel gears with eight anti-reverse ratchets and a bearing-bearing motor sprocket. JG parts are known for their durability and resistance to natural wear, which significantly improves the life of the replica as well as reduces the cost of possible tuning. It should also be mentioned that the replica is equipped with a Hi-Torque motor , a chrome-plated cylinder and a directional piston head, which significantly affects its performance and efficiency.