ACM shotgun K1203L

In general terms, this shotgun resembles the Italian Benelli M4, except for the grip which does not match the standard model. The Benelli M4 was developed by Benelli Armi Spa and adopted by the United States Armed Forces.

Exterior of the Replica

The construction of this airsoft replica utilizes both ABS plastic for the main body and aluminum for the outer barrels and certain key internal components. Some elements, such as the sleeve and grip, are covered with a rubberized layer for better grip. The operating principle of the replica is similar to that of the real weapon. For each shot, the front sleeve of the replica must be cocked. Once cocked, the airsoft replica is capable of firing 3 BBs simultaneously, thus benefiting the user in engaging multiple targets.

Interior of the Replica

The airsoft replica is equipped with a Hop-Up system but without the possibility of adjustment. It is recommended to use 0.23g and 0.25g BBs, as heavier BBs will not achieve the desired Hop-Up effect. The internals of the airsoft replica are made from quality ABS plastic, and certain important elements, such as components in the firing system, are made from metal.

For each of the 3 BBs fired, there is one inner barrel and one complete air group. With a single cocking, the internal BB BB feeding system picks up one BB for each barrel and is locked in place to be fired. The velocity of the airsoft replica is approximately 85-90 meters per second when measured with 0.20g BBs.

Feeding

The package includes 3 BB magazines that mimic real cartridges. Each cartridge can hold 30 BBs. Thus, for each loading, with 3 BBs allocated, we have a total of 10 shots. To load the cartridges, we can use the included BB loader.