G&P M870 Shotgun with Long Folding Stock

Presentation

This shotgun manufactured by G&P is based on the world-renowned Remington 870 "Wingmaster" model that appeared in 1950, becoming popular in America and 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 mimics much of the principle of the real weapon. For each cocking, a BB can be engaged. The required power is generated from the compression of an internal spring.

Exterior of the Replica

This airsoft replica manufactured by G&P is primarily made of metal, while the grips are made of durable ABS plastic. The stock of the airsoft replica is foldable and made of metal. This model allows for two distinct configurations: with the stock folded for good maneuverability in confined spaces and with the stock extended, significantly contributing to accuracy. At the bottom of the grip and at the front of the cocking handle, there are attachment systems for a sling for the airsoft replica.
The cocking of the airsoft replica is firm, and the metallic sound delights the ears of mil-sim enthusiasts.

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 this does not necessarily mean a bad thing. The intensity of the hop-up is sufficient to lift BBs weighing 0.25g enough for a range and accuracy that many existing snipers on the market would envy. Of course, this performance is also achieved due to the speed of approximately 110-115 m/s measured with 0.20g BBs.

Feeding

The airsoft replica is fed with BBs using the included magazine. This small magazine can hold 22 6mm BBs and is located at the bottom of the airsoft replica in front of the trigger. To remove the magazine, it is necessary to press the release button while simultaneously extracting the magazine from its slot. The magazine can be more easily loaded with a BB loader.