Description
The M14 rifle is a semi-automatic assault rifle originally designed for the United States military in the 1950s. It is characterized by its rugged design, accuracy, and firepower. The M14 is chambered for the 7.62mm NATO cartridge and was widely used during the Vietnam War.
The Mk14 EBR (Enhanced Battle Rifle) is a modernized variant of the M14, often used by special forces and snipers. It is distinguished by its Picatinny rail system that allows for the installation of accessories. The Mk14 offers improved ergonomics, selective firing capability, and greater modularity compared to the standard M14. It is a versatile weapon suitable for medium to long-range tactical operations.
On this replica manufactured by G&G, you will find a fully metal body with excellent craftsmanship. The Sage International-style chassis is made of CNC-machined aluminum, providing exceptional strength and a premium finish while keeping the weight manageable. True to the Mk14 design, the replica features Picatinny rails on the top and sides, allowing for accessory attachments. The retractable stock includes an adjustable cheek rest for enhanced comfort. This “L” version features a long barrel for a massive look.
Internally, it is equipped with a proprietary gearbox that includes the renowned ETU (Electronic Trigger Unit), a signature feature of G&G. The ETU enhances responsiveness and provides comprehensive electrical protection. In conclusion, the G&G Mk14 EBR is an ideal choice for discerning players seeking a solid and robust replica with excellent craftsmanship, perfect for countering long-range snipers as a designated marksman rifle.
Features:
-Realism and durability with its metal and aluminum construction.
-Excellent finish with CNC-machined chassis and anodization coating.
-Modularity with Picatinny rail system for accessory attachments.
-Enhanced comfort with the retractable stock and adjustable cheek rest.
-Massive look due to its long barrel on this “L” version.
-Improved trigger response and electrical protection with the ETU.
