Rotary Hop-Up Unit M4/M16 [SLONG AIRSOFT]
Rotary Hop-Up Unit M4/M16 [SLONG AIRSOFT]

SLONG Airsoft

Rotary Hop-Up Unit M4/M16 [SLONG AIRSOFT]

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€29,99

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Rotary Hop-Up Unit M4/M16 [SLONG AIRSOFT]

€29,99

€29,99

Description

This is a faithful design of the original ProWin hop-up chamber. Thanks to this, compared to the standard design, this chamber has a much more sensitive and precise setting of the pressure and also the rotation of BB´s. The package contains a complete chamber with an adjusting wheel. Made of high-quality polymer. The control wheel is made of aluminum, made on CNC machines.

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