Silverback TAC 41 L Airsoft Bolt Action Rifle, Lite Chassis & Aluminum Stock

Price: $350.63 – $389.99 — In stock at 5 retailers.

The Silverback TAC-41 L represents a dedicated pursuit of precision and robust engineering in the realm of airsoft bolt-action rifles. Built upon a lightweight yet rigid foundation, it is designed to offer the discerning marksman a platform that is both highly performant and intuitively adaptable right out of the box. At its core lies the fiberglass-reinforced Nylon Lite Chassis, which provides an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. This chassis is thoughtfully outfitted with multiple M-LOK slots for accessory mounting and integrated QD points for sling attachment. To this foundation, a full CNC-machined 6005 T5 aluminum receiver is secured, topped with a high-profile Picatinny rail engineered to maintain a clear sight picture even when using a face mask or bulky optic. Accuracy is paramount, and the TAC-41 L's barrel system is central to this mission. It features a tapered aluminum outer barrel with a universal M24x1 threaded tip, ready for any compatible muzzle device. Inside, a precision 330mm brass inner barrel pairs with an advanced hop-up unit. This Tool-Less Dial Control (TDC) hop-up offers 50 indexed micro-adjustments, works with any scope, and utilizes a flat-hop silicone rubber for consistent backspin. The entire barrel assembly can be removed quickly via a clever bayonet lock system, facilitating easy maintenance or caliber changes. Powering each shot is the smooth, namesake 41cc bolt system. Constructed from durable SS304 stainless steel and an anodized aluminum piston, the 270-gram bolt provides a solid and satisfying cycle. It is designed for easy spring changes, arriving with a 90 Newton spring installed and including a more powerful 120 Newton spring where permitted, allowing the user to tailor the rifle's velocity to specific field regulations effortlessly. Perhaps one of the most refined aspects of the platform is its fully adjustable trigger group. Housed within a stainless steel box, the trigger mechanism employs a piston sear that glides on two