Assault rifle M14 CM.032 Cyma

Assault rifle M14 CM.032 Cyma is a copy of the M14 carabine produced for the US Army. It was in production between 1959 and 1964 and was used at the beginning of the Vietnam War, after which it was replaced with M16. It was the last carabine to use ammunition with maximum power (eg, 7.62 × 51mm).

The assault rifle M14 CM.032 Cyma works on an electric propulsion system, with a special gearbox VII.
The design resembles the original rifle, being made on a scale of 1:1.
This model is the long version, with a length of 1127 mm.
It is made of metal and textured ABS on black colour.

Metal: internal / external barrel, magazine, sight, sling mount, trigger, trigger guard, internal components.
ABS: stock, grip, handguard, body.

The fire selector for SAFE and SEMI is positioned in the trigger guard. The Full Auto option is positioned on the right side of the rifle.
The rear sight is adjustable horizontally and vertically.
Hop up system is positioned on the exterior, at the bottom of the rifle, in front of the magazine.
Sling mounts allow the user to attach a 2-point sling.

Package includes: rifle, magazine, 8.4V 1200mAh battery, charger, test bbs, user manual, tactical sling.