replicas frikis o de armas RARAS, AUTOMAG .44

pues eso , algunos me preguntabais el otro day en la tienda cuando fuimos a lo de los trajes
que era la automag 44, en respuesta a eso me a dao por buscar replicas frikis
http://www.modelguns.co.uk/clint1.htm
AMT Automag - Marushin
automag 44

This gun fires Marushins proprietary 8mm BBs like most of their GBBs and recent NBBs and revolvers (their SIG P210 comes in 6mm form as well as 8mm, as does the latest FN 5-7), which is in keeping with the hand cannon style of the gun, but limits its appeal to skirmishers. To be fair, though, it's hardly a pistol you could pack in a cross draw vest!

The AMT Automag is an interesting handgun in both ‘real steel’ and airsoft form because, unlike most semi-automatics, it doesn’t use a moving top slide, popularized by John Browning’s classic 1911 design.

Instead, to deal with the huge pressures available from the cutdown rifle cartridges, the Automag was designed with a bolt which rotates and locks into place in the upper receiver as it moves forward and chambers the round. The modern day Desert Eagle handgun has a similar system, but uses a moving external slide to enclose the bolt. In this respect the Automag is more akin to something like the M14 rifle than a 1911 handgun.

The bolt features two ‘ears’ at the rear which need to be pulled back to cock the gun by pulling back the bolt and then letting it return to battery as the recoil spring decompresses. Fortunately the effort required is nothing like that of the real gun.

Once cocked, the trigger is pulled, the gun fires and the bolt cycles like a slide to chamber the next round. Because the whole bolt assembly is metal, there is quite a noticeable kick to the Automag, which was surprising (given how little of the gun is a moving part) but pleasing (given the style and reputation of the gun it replicates).

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