G&G GC16 Wild Hog - 9"

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The GC16 WildHog series of AEGs from G G have their own unique KeyMod handguard, with detachable sound amplifier, 25K IFRIT high speed motor and G G's ETU electronic trigger switch system. These GC16 Wild Hogs differ from the CM16 Wild Hogs with several key differences: Full metal upper and lower receivers. A brass 6.04mm inner barrel for better accuracy. A 25K IFRIT high speed motor with neodymium magnets giving a higher rate of fire. A brass cylinder for durability and excellent compression. A full metal detachable sound amplifier. Ambidextrous selector switches. The most radical change to typical AEG design with the Wild Hog is the elimination of a traditional trigger switch. This has been replaced with a new electronic trigger unit (ETU), which results in much faster trigger response, quicker motor spin up time and increased reliability (no more worn out trigger contacts). It also sports a programmable MOSFET, which allows for a three round burst fire mode. Simply hold the trigger down for 10 seconds in semi-auto mode to activate. The MOSFET also has a low battery indicator. You get G G's standard high quality V2 gearbox, with ported brass cylinder, polycarbonate tappet plate, cylinder head, piston and air nozzle and strong steel gears. Further complimented with 8mm brass bushings and a metal recoil rod for reliability and a ported piston head for maximum compression. This GC16 Wild Hog sports a 9" KeyMod metal handguard, perfect for a wide range of skirmish sites. The upper and lower receivers are of full metal construction, finished in a matt black colour. Other metal parts are abundant, including the barrel, front and rear sights, KeyMod handguard, stock tube, dust cover, rear sling mount, charging handle, trigger, magazine release and selector. The moulded magazine has a 300rd capacity. Regular M4/M16 magazines can also be used. Sports an ambidextrous selector, which rotates on both sides when activated. Adjustable hop-up unit located behind the dust cover.