KWA M93R-II RAFFICA GAS BLOWBACK AIRSOFT HANDGUN

Features:

Color: Black
Operation: Green Gas / Propane Powered Blowback
Fire Selection: Safe - Semi - Burst
Velocity (Approx.): 340 - 350 FPS w/ .20g
Magazine Compatibility: Unique / Gun Specific
Magazine Capacity: 32 Rounds
Range (Approx.): 160 +/- Feet
Ammo: .20g / .23g / .25g / .28g Seamless
Gas Location: Magazine
Gas Type: Green Gas / Propane
Hopup: Yes ( Adjustable )
Manufacturer: KWA ( Taiwan )
Scale: 1:1 Full Size Replica
Frame Material: Metal Alloy
Slide Material: Metal Alloy
Inner Barrel Length: 125mm
Inner Barrel Diameter: 6.05mm
45 Day KWA Warranty
Realistic Blowback Action
3 Round Burst Pistol
Extended Trigger Guard
Integrated Folding Forward Grip
Unique Flash Suppressor
NS2 Gas System
Serrations On Slide for Grip
Metal Lanyard Loop
Triple Dot Pistol Sights
Ambidextrous Thumb Safety / Decocking Lever
Checkered Pistol Grip
CQB Legal FPS ( Most Fields )
Realistic Construction and Field Strip
Realistic Design and Function

Includes:

KWA M93RII Metal Burst Fire Gas Blowback Pistol
KWA 32 Round Metal M93RII Gas Magazine
Adjustment Tool
45 Day KWA Warranty
Product Manual

Description:

The M93RII Raffica was originally designed for Italian counter terrorism units and is also used by police and military units around the world when a concealable rapid fire pistol is needed. The KWA M93R is an exact replica of the real version and is extremely accurate both in appearance and function. Just like the real version this airsoft pistol offers a 3 round burst mode and makes it one of the only pistols to have these feature. This airsoft pistol also features a folding forward grip designed to give you better control when using burst fire mode and helps you keep the BB's on target. Also to improve the accuracy of this gun both the inner and outer barrels have been extended which gives you a slight improvement to accuracy at longer ranges. This airsoft pistol is not only full of unique features but is also built specifically for the rigorous sport of airsoft. The pistol is made from metal alloys which make it extremely durable and give it a very realistic weight and feel. The pistol also comes with the NS2 gas system which provides various improvements in both performance, reliability and durability over the standard Tokyo Marui gas system. KWA offers some of the highest quality functional pistols, you can get more expensive pistols but they are mostly collectors items. When it comes to function KWA pistols bring you exceptional performance and quality at a solid price making them some of the most popular pistols for serious airsoft players.

**This airsoft gun comes with a permanently affixed blazing orange tip as federally required, not show in stock factory images above.

28 Reviews

5
Really cool gun

My friend just got this gun, it is really cool. The only thing i did not like is it could have a little more kick. But over all an excellent gun.

Posted by ethan teranes on Apr 18th 2011
5
KWA M93R

this gun is awesome pros:nice ROF three rnd burst full metal flip down handle cons:wide spread on full auto slide attracts fingerprints

Posted by commander cole on Mar 6th 2011
5
sick gun

this gun is sick i cant wait to buy it.

Posted by Anonymous on Feb 2nd 2011
4
sweet

Posted by clayton on Jan 26th 2011
4
NICE

this gun has great accuracy and fps. it even has a 3-burst mode which i think is epic. i think this gun is the best sidearm you could get EVER!

Posted by Anonymous on Dec 11th 2010
5
AWESOME gun!

This gun not only looks and feels real, but it has good fps, pretty good accuracy, and amazing blowback action! this is probably one of the best gas blowback pistols on airrattle. get this gun if you want a beast side-arm!

Posted by Jake on Aug 24th 2010
5
AWSOME

One of THE best gas guns ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A MUST BUY!

Posted by Nick Wallace on Aug 1st 2010
4
"i want my 5%"

very nice i love the gun so much it demolished a pepsi can very quick

Posted by tyler case on Jun 21st 2010
5
nice look

i seen this gun perform and it is awesome and the look is great.

Posted by Robert Hoppes on Apr 28th 2010