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Short history

It entered into action in 1947, the last year of the Second World War. From the very first moment until present, this weapon, with its robustness, reliability, and simplicity, has managed to become one of the most versatile weapons of the century. Meant to incorporate the best aspects of the most renowned weapons of the period, it is still used successfully today without major interventions to the operating system. The manufacturer LCT, a current manufacturer of accessories for real weapons, has managed to capture the essence of the AK in this wonderful replica designed for airsoft.

Exterior of the replica

This airsoft replica is made by LCT and represents the LCK-16 model. It is an admirable toy with exceptional finishes, and the quality of materials is remarkable. The manufacturing process and packaging are worth noting. The airsoft replica is covered with the specific oil used for machining tools, eliminating the risk of corrosion during transport while also providing an air of authenticity. All components are assembled precisely, eliminating gaps between parts, and the sensation during use is of a solid body without compromises.

The airsoft replica's body is made of thick, riveted steel sheet. The markings are stamped. The joining parts of the airsoft replica are made of quality steel, contributing to good resistance. The handle of the airsoft replica is made of ABS plastic, as well as the magazine and folding stock.

Power supply

The airsoft replica does not include a battery or charger in the package. Mini stick NIMH batteries of 8.4V, 9.6V, or compact 7.4V, 11.1V LiPo batteries can be used. The battery will be mounted above the gearbox, and to access the battery compartment, the metal cover must be removed. Do not exceed a voltage of 11.1V 20C, as the toy can be damaged. Use quality BBs and do not reuse them, as it may cause the toy to malfunction.