Snow Wolf AUG Para Railed Bullpup Replica in Blue (T)

Snow Wolf AUG Para Railed Bullpup Replica in Blue (T)

Key Features
- Tough lightweight construction
- Bullpup design
- Ambidextrous Design
- 20mm RIS front rail
- MOSFET pre-installed

Description

The Snow Wolf AUG Para Railed Bullpup AEG has a lot of special features that make it a very interesting version of the AUG.

As a "Para" style gun, it has a short front end but still has a 12.5-inch barrel inside. It is only 62cm long all together. This is the main benefit of a backwards rifle: you get a CQB-length rifle with a full-length barrel, so you can use the same gun for both jobs.

At the front of the gun, we can see that the outer barrel of the AUG has 14mm CCW male threading. This means that if you want to add a tracer or a suppressor or another tactical muzzle device, you can.

After the flash hider is the front 20mm RIS rail, which is different from most AUGs.

Unlike most AUGs, which have folding foregrips built in, this one lets you attach any foregrip you want or even tactical devices like lasers and torches, based on how you like to play.

But if you just want to shoot right away without messing with anything, this package comes with a removable foregrip that can be changed along the rail to fit your size.

Using the foregrip will help you aim more accurately and hit targets farther away. Bullpups are sneaky; they may look small, but they hide a longer barrel for shooting at longer distances.

The Snow Wolf has a hot swap barrel system, just like the real AUG. This lets you quickly take off the outer barrel for repair or to change the length of the barrel. To remove the outer barrel, you need to lock the charging handle back and up into its "safety notch" and push and hold the catch on the left side of the receiver, between the folding front grip and the trigger guard.

Holding down the barrel removal catch, you can turn the barrel a few degrees clockwise with the barrel pointing away and pull out the whole outer barrel.

The part of the outer barrel that sticks out is made of metal, while the part inside the receiver is made of polymer and is a sleek black colour.

The top rail is unusual for an AUG. This version has a 33cm RIS rail instead of the usual built-in scope. On top of the rail are removable and adjustable iron sights to keep things a little more old school. You can, of course, connect any optics you want.

Like other current AUG designs, this one has a smaller, 45-degree RIS rail that is 6 cm long on the right side.

This extra rail is a great place to attach other military devices, like torches or lasers, so you can be ready for any kind of battle.

The AUG's charging handle is placed on the left side of the upper. It is made of high-density polymer and links to an aluminium rod inside the receiver. This rod moves the mock bolt, which pulls back to show the rotary HOP-up adjuster inside the ejection port.

Pull the charging handle all the way back and turn it up into its "safety notch" to lock it. This will hold the mock bolt back while you set your HOP-up. By giving each BB backspin, the customizable HOP-up lets you tune the AUG for different weights of ammo and gives you a longer range.

The AUG is better than something like an M4 because the HOP can be accessed from either side of the gun when the handle is pulled and the rubber caps are taken off. This makes the gun easier to use with either hand.
The safety latch on the AUG is easy to reach from either side of the gun with the thumb or fingers. This is another way that the AUG is ambidextrous.

AUG users like that the safety is a push-through button instead of a normal flat fire select, which gives them a little more control over their rifles.

The button is right above the pistol grip. When the button sticks out to the right, the gun is in safe mode. Pushing the safety to the left will unlock the trigger. The AUG has a two-stage trigger system, which means that a short pull of the trigger will fire semi-automatically, while a full pull to the back will fire fully automatically.

This means that if you need to switch modes quickly to deal with a moving target, you can do it faster with this AUG than with almost any other AEG.

As part of its space-age design, the grip and stock of the AUG are built into a single piece that is called the "chassis" of the gun. The barrel and stock are very strong and sturdy because they are made of a single piece of high-density reinforced polymer with a high-quality smooth texture.

This update to the AUG adds raised, textured plates on both sides of the grip and on the butt stock itself to make it easier to use in wet weather.
The trigger guard on the AUG is bigger, making it more like the length of your hand than the average gun.

It gives the AUG its familiar shape and makes the trigger easy to reach. If you wear thick gloves when skirmishing, you can still use the AUG.

This trigger guard can also be used as an angled foregrip for CQB conditions where the shooter is in a tight stance.

The AUG's magazine release is on the bottom of the stock, right behind the magazine well. It is in the middle, so it can be used by either hand. This magazine release was one of the first modern bullpup guns to come out, and the AUG got it right the first time!

The Snow Wolf AUG has a Version 3 gearbox, which is stronger and more capable than Version 2 gears and can handle more stress-intensive parts like stronger springs. This means that if you ever want to upgrade the AUG in the future, you can.

The gearbox also has 7mm bearing bushings, steel gears that have been strengthened, a reinforced piston with a directional piston head, and a spring guide with bearings. This makes sure that the gearbox runs smoothly and lasts longer than older models. The long inner barrel of this compact AEG also helps it work well, and the rotary-style AUG HOP-up unit is known to be one of the best out there. It was the model for the rotary unit found in more recent M4/AR15 AEG releases.

So, if you want something a little different or want to try a rifle with a bullpup, you might be able to be changed.

The compact bullpup form makes it different from most M4s, and the long barrel lets it be used for both long-range and close-quarters battle (CQB).

The internals of the AUG are also very good, and it has a long top rail with movable iron sights and a weight distribution that is even.

Other Features 

Alloy scope, barrel and rail
Bullpup design - Short length, long barrel
Ambidextrous magazine release
Enlarged trigger guard
Ambidextrous safety - Push through design
Two-stage trigger - Short pull for semi, long pull for full auto
20mm RIS front rail - Attach the device of your choice
Foregrip included - Additional sturdy
QD Sling socket at the rear left of the stock
Front sling point at the front of the receiver
Quick removable barrel - Lock the charging handle, hold the catch and the barrel comes out!
Quick removable upper receiver - One pin to remove
Swappable ejection port cover - Access your HOP-up adjuster from either side!
Version 3 gearbox with MOSFET pre-installed - Fast trigger response, circuitry protection
Rotary adjustable HOP-up - Accessible when the charging handle is pulled and locked back
Large rubber butt plate - Very grippy, great for use with body armour/plate carrier
33cm top RIS rail with adjustable ironsights
Compatible with AUG AEG aftermarket parts, magazines and spares

we sell spare magazines for this rifle here

Details

Weight: 2800 grams
Colour: Blue
Length: 610mm
Barrel Length: 320mm
Rails: 20mm Flat Top & 20mm Angled Side Rails
Hop-up: Yes
Shooting Mode: Safe / Semi / Full-Auto 
Gearbox Type: v3
Main Materials Polymer / Metal
Barrel Thread Type: 14mm CCW
Magazine Capacity: 350
Bullet Type: 6mm BB
Power: (Muzzle Velocity) 300 fps
Manufacturer: Snow Wolf
EAN 5056444713780

In The Box

Snow Wolf AUG Para
350 rounds High capacity magazine
Manual

Sku :

SW-020T-BLU