TAC-41 Lite (BK) – F-MARK

General:

• Size: 91.6 cm minimum
• Minimum weight:  2.08kg (with magazine)
•  Fully ambidextrous design (bolt handle, magcatch, safety, hop-up adjustment)

 

Receiver:

• 6000 series CNC Aluminium receiver with unique serial number
• POM sliding rings
• High Picatinny rail for mask users

 

Barrel:

• Tapered Aluminium outer barrel
• Barrel length: 330 mm, 6.05 brass AEG type
• Quick change barrel (bayonet lock + clamp into the receiver)
• M24x1 threaded outer barrel (compatible with any M24 x1 muzzle device)
• 3 barrels spacers

 

Magazine / feeding system:

• Magazine capacity: 48 bbs
• Feeding ramp buffer capacity: 20 bbs
• Quick release button inside the magwell to empty the feeding tube.
• Steel magcatch, AK style.

 

Bolt:

• Bolt usable volume: 41 cc
• Stainless steel cylinder with PVD coating (Aluminium Titanium Nitride Physical Vapor Deposition)
• Stainless steel cylinder head (removable with the tool integrated in cheek pad adjustment knob)
• SRS piston with specific 90° piston end (steel)
• Stainless steel spring guide with thrust bearing
• APS 13 mm spring compatible, 90 Newton stock spring (may vary depending on countries regulations, please check your retailer website).
• Quick change bolt
• 474 grams

 

Trigger group:

• Stainless steel piston sear
• Stainless steel spring guide stopper
• Stainless steel trigger box
• Steel safety
• 90° piston sear sliding on 2 ball bearings
• Preload adjustment
• Dual stage adjustment

 

Hop-up:

• CNC Aluminium body
• TDC design, can be used no matter the scope used.
• 50 indexed positions (by 15 µm increment)
• AEG hop-up rubber compatible
• 60° hopup rubber AEG
• anti double-feed system

 

Stock:

• Fiberglass reinforced Nylon construction
• Picatinny stock attachment
• 3 MLOK slots on each side
• 2 MLOK slots under
• 2 QD points for slings, central position, (optional back QD points, SBA-STK-39)

Available in 3 colours:

• Black stock: SBA-BLT-32BK
• FDE stock: SBA-BLT-32FDE
• Green stock: SBA-BLT-32OD

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