Cyma shotgun CM.352L

Presentation

This shotgun manufactured by Cyma is based on the world-renowned Remington 870 "Wingmaster" model, which appeared in 1950 and became popular in America, being used in many fields of activity. Hunting, Military, Law Enforcement, and many others. There are countless versions and adaptations of this platform. The airsoft replica operates on a similar principle to the real weapon. For each cocking, 3 BBs of 6 mm will be fired.

Exterior of the replica

This airsoft replica made by Cyma is primarily constructed from ABS plastic and mimics the long version of the model equipped with an adjustable stock. To operate it, you need to press the button on the left side of the hinge. At the bottom of the grip and the front of the cocking handle, there are attachment points for the sling of the airsoft replica. Above the trigger, there is a safety. At the front of the trigger, there is a space for the magazine that mimics a real cartridge. To access this chamber, you need to push the button next to the trigger forward.

Interior of the replica

The internals of the airsoft replica are made of metal, ensuring the necessary durability over time. The hop-up of the airsoft replica is fixed, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad thing. The intensity of the hop-up is sufficient to lift BBs weighing 0.20g. The velocity of the BBs is 85-90 m/s measured with 0.20g BBs. It's not much, but there are 3.

Power Supply

The airsoft replica is powered with BBs using the magazine included in the package. This small magazine can hold 30 6mm BBs and is located at the bottom of the airsoft replica in front of the trigger. To remove the magazine, you need to press the release button. Reloading the magazine can be easier with a BB loader. We recommend using only high-quality BBs and not reusing BBs as it may damage the replica.