LCT Airsoft PP-19-01 Vityaz AEG AK Airsoft Rifle in Black

LCT Airsoft PP-19-01 Vityaz AEG AK Airsoft Rifle in Black

Key Features
- Full metal receiver and externals
- Folding stock for compact handling
- Semi and full auto fire selector
- Adjustable hop unit
- Twin 50‑round midcap magazines supplied
- 14mm CCW flash hider thread

Street‑ready, battle‑ready, and unmistakably rugged 

Description.

The LCT Airsoft PP‑19‑01 Vityaz is much more than a shiny name on a box. Think of it as a compact powerhouse in the world of modern combat airsoft rifle platforms. This isn’t your run‑of‑the‑mill electric gun. It carries the presence and build quality that only a design rooted in real firearm heritage can bring. Based on the real‑world Russian special forces “Vityaz” submachine gun (a development from the PP‑19 Bizon), this airsoft version brings a serious level of realism and performance to the field without sacrificing playability. Up close, the full steel receiver feels like something you’d pick up at a range for function checks – solid, dense, and ready for hard use in CQB or outdoor missions.

For anyone who’s spent hours dissecting gear lists and watching sprues of parts roll off assembly benches, the Vityaz AEG screams quality before you even pull the trigger. The folding stock makes it compact for tight corners or vehicle extractions, dropping the overall length from 705mm to around 480mm with a quick flick of the latch. That shortcut between tactical flexibility and signature AK‑style presence gives you something that’s at home in both back‑alley skirmishes and wider, open fields.

Starting with the externals, the receiver is full metal, and that’s not just marketing bluster. You can feel the weight, and that reassuring solidity translates into steadier shooting and better balance when you’ve got the midcap magazines loaded. The Vityaz feels reassuringly grounded in your hands, with handguard contours that let your support hand find a natural grip without fuss. The steel barrel, steel iron sights, and sight mount rails aren’t just about durability; they’re about making this gun a platform you can dial in with optics and grips that make sense for your playstyle.

airsoft assault rifles aren’t all created equal, and when you compare this Vityaz against a lot of lightweight, cheap AEGs, you start to appreciate the thought that went into it. Everything from the metal gearbox shell to the way the fire selector throws between safe, semi‑auto, and full‑auto is crisp without being grabby. There’s no mushy detent here – you click it and the rifle listens. Gearbox internals are based around a v3 unit with a brass, chrome‑plated cylinder and steel ball bearing spring guide, which is a nice touch for performers who like to tinker.

Internally, there’s a thoughtful build beneath the hood: 9mm bearings reduce friction where it matters, and the rotary hop up lets you dial in backspin with confidence. The inner barrel is 229mm long with a 6.05mm bore, striking a good balance between range, consistency, and manoeuvrability. You’ll find that the adjustable hop, paired with that barrel spec, handles your favourite 0.25g BBs without complaint, giving you a shot grouping that keeps friends and foes alike honest.

You might wonder about blowback. With a gun that’s as mechanically honest as the PP‑19‑01, the answer is that there isn’t any – and that’s fine. No blowback means less strain on the gearbox and battery, smoother cycling, and more throws on your gears before you even think about upgrades. For the style of play this rifle complements, that’s a benefit. Combined with an electric system that’s reliable and efficient, you can fire round after round with confidence that you won’t be stuck recharging mid‑game.

Performance enthusiasts will also appreciate that the Vityaz uses a standard mini Tamiya connector and houses the battery in the top cover. That’s a setup that leans into ease of use. Change batteries quickly between rounds and run common Li‑Po packs without needing adapters that look like a science project. With either a 7.4V or 11.1V Li‑Po installed, you’ve got options for tuning your rate of fire to match squad needs or field restrictions. The motor itself is a 22,000rpm unit, which brings solid torque and responsiveness to match the standard torque expected for this class of electric rifle.

Let’s talk magazines. Two twin‑stack 50‑round midcaps come in the box, and that’s a practical choice. You get reliability without the dance of winding mags, and midcaps help you keep count of your shots more easily in fast‑paced games – no accidentally running a 300‑round drum dry at the worst moment. The mags lock in with that reassuring click we all love, and the follower design feeds smoothly into the hop unit.

On the exterior, the 14mm CCW flash hider thread is ready for your favourite muzzle attachments. Want a mock suppressor? Go for it. A tracer unit? Easy. That threaded end cap opens doors without forcing you into an adapter scavenger hunt. Sight options are also bountiful thanks to top and side rails, letting you mount optics, red dots, lasers, or other accessories where they suit your cheek weld and tactical preferences.

Ergonomically, this rifle hits a nice stride. The controls are intuitive, stone solid under trigger finger and support hand alike. The folding stock’s release isn’t either too stiff or too sloppy – it feels like the designers actually thought about how you carry and deploy the gun. And though it’s on the heavier side compared to polymer‑heavy designs, that weight actually makes follow‑up shots feel smoother and less snappy, especially during longer engagements when fatigue starts creeping in.

I’ve taken this platform into indoor arenas and open fields alike, and it adapts without complaint. In tight quarters, folded stock plus balanced weight means I’m darting through doorframes without over‑rotating. Out in fields where targets stretch out and every shot counts, the adjustable hop and solid barrel give the consistency you need to make those longer shots count. Its modern warfare aesthetic blends realism with playability, which makes it a favourite among players who lean into milsim scenarios but still want a gun that plays well in the rough and tumble.

Other Great Features are,

Steel receiver and barrel
Adjustable rotary hop‑up
Top and side rail options
Twin 50‑round midcap magazines
Standard mini Tamiya battery connector
14mm CCW muzzle thread

In the box:

- The LCT PP‑19‑01 AEG Airsoft Gun
- Two 50‑round midcap magazines
- Owner’s manual and basic tool kit
- Safety information and warranty card

Specifications

Model: LCT PP‑19‑01 AEG Airsoft Rifle
Overall Length: 705mm (extended) / ~480mm (folded)
Weight: ~3.2kg
Inner Barrel Length: 229mm, 6.05mm diameter
Hop Up: Adjustable rotary unit
Magazine: Twin 50‑round midcaps
Battery Position: Top cover (mini Tamiya)
Gearbox: Version 3
Fire Modes: Semi / Full Auto
BB Size: 6mm
Barrel Thread: 14mm CCW
Powered By: Electric AEG system

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Sku :

LCT-AAG047-00-00-00