Description
The G&G Knight’s Armament SR15 E3 MOD2 Carbine M-LOK AEG Rifle is a premium airsoft rifle known for its top-notch construction and advanced features.
Design and Build
The SR15 E3 MOD2 is constructed with a CNC machined aluminum alloy receiver and an M-LOK handguard. The rifle features laser-engraved Knight’s Armament trademarks, adding to its authentic look and feel. It has a full-length top rail for mounting optics and other accessories, making it highly versatile for customization.
Performance and Functionality
This model is equipped with G&G’s G2 gearbox, which includes an electronic trigger unit and an inline MOSFET. These components enable programmable firing modes such as semi-auto, burst, and full-auto, ensuring a highly responsive trigger and reliable performance. The rifle’s muzzle velocity ranges between 370-400 FPS with 0.20g BBs, making it suitable for a variety of airsoft scenarios.
Customization and Accessories
The SR15 E3 MOD2 comes with a quick-change spring system, allowing users to easily adjust the power output to comply with different field regulations. The M-LOK handguard and 14mm CCW threaded barrel offer extensive options for attaching accessories such as grips, lights, and suppressors. Additionally, the rifle includes flip-up front and rear sights, further enhancing its adaptability in the field.
Usability and Handling
Designed with ambidextrous controls, including the magazine release, fire selector, and sling plate, the SR15 E3 MOD2 is user-friendly for both right and left-handed players. The six-position sliding crane stock allows for comfortable shouldering and stability. Its lightweight design, weighing approximately 5.86 lbs (2660g), ensures ease of maneuverability during gameplay.
Internal Features
Internally, the SR15 E3 MOD2 boasts a reinforced gearbox shell, 8mm bearings, and a rotary hop-up unit, ensuring durability and consistent performance. The inclusion of an o-ring sealed nozzle and low battery warning further adds to the rifle’s reliability and user convenience.
