Fully licensed airsoft weapon STRIBOG SP10A3 Charlie Full Upgrade No Compromise version is designed and manufactured 1:1 according to the original drawings of the live firearm by Grand Power from the Slovak Republic. The Charlie version features upper and lower receivers made from high-quality nylon-fiber polymer, ensuring low weight while maintaining high durability. The weapon is complemented by a metal outer barrel, metal flash hider, metal trigger, and a 1913-standard RIS stock adapter with a QD sling mount. Inside the gun is a standard V2 gearbox with a standard M4 hop-up chamber. The configuration includes a CNC cylinder head, CNC nozzle, CNC cut gears with 16:1 ratio, stainless steel cylinder and guide spring, High Torque motor for quick response and strong operation, and a piston with full-metal teeth. High-quality SHS components are used (piston, piston wheel adaptor, feeder lever). The weapon features a precision 6.03 mm barrel, rotary hop-up chamber for fine BB trajectory tuning, 8 mm sliding bearings, and metal gears for long life and stable performance. Benefits include QRS Gen.2 spring quick swap without disassembly and fast QRS motor replacement. Electronics are handled by the modern opto-magnetic processor unit Eagle ETU, delivering instant trigger response and reliable, smooth operation. The system is compatible with LiPo 7.4v & 11.1v, please note that while this can operate on an 11.1v lipo this will cause pre-engagement on UK spec guns, for this reason we recommend using a 7.4v Lipo, using 11.1v will void your warranty. The magazine capacity is 110 BBs, semi-transparent with simulated rounds; its front and rear sides allow the player to quickly check remaining BBs during play. EAGLE ETU firing modes: Semi-only (on Auto mode) Burst 3 or 5 rounds Binary trigger (fires on both pull and release) AUG mode Sniper mode Pre-cocking mode (multiple stages) Active Brake can be enabled/disabled Adjustable trigger sensitivity External equipment includes a modern M-LOK handguard, RIS/Picatinny stock adapter (1913) and integrated iron sights on the top RIS rail to allow mounting a red dot. Each unit carries a unique serial number confirming authenticity.
