ELECTRIC RIFLE AR-075E G36 EBB ARES (AR-075E)

The body of the unit is made of impact resistant nylon, similar to a fighting machine. A standard picatinny rail is installed on top of the receiver for mounting optical sights or collimators. The dipstick has a weaver interface. Telescopic stock, fold to the right. The focus translation mechanism is doubled on both sides of the receiver and is equally convenient for two-handed use. See gearbox 3 with modifications, leaving room for adjustment. This model has a single cut mode, automatic and 2 dots. There is the Blow Back system. An electronic key is installed. All GearBox parts are standard and interchangeable with replacement parts from most other manufacturers. This provides high ease of maintenance and extensive adjustment possibilities. G36 hop-up type camera, made of high strength plastic. The electrical part of the mechanism is capable of working without modification with high-current batteries such as 7.4V lithium-polymer batteries.

The G36 rifle was developed by the German company Heckler & Koch in the early 90s of the last century, to replace the old G3 rifles that have been in service with the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces) since the 60s. In 1995, a prototype called the NK50 was supplied for testing by the German army and in the same year it was adopted under the familiar G36 index. This system is expected to become the primary personal small arms in the military and some police and special forces. Currently, the G36 family has more than 10 different models and is actively promoted for export. In addition to Germany, it serves the armies of Spain, Lithuania, Romania and is used by the police and special units in over 40 countries.

This model is not compatible with the Ares H&K AG36 (GL-08) grenade launcher
EFCS GearBox
Metal hand guard
Full metal gears
Ambidextrous (can be used with both hands)
Quick spring change system
Works with Lipo batteries
Buttstock / IDZ shoulder rest
Barrel length 250 mm
45-round magazine capacity
Length 675 mm
Weight 2815 g