【Final Price Drop】Tokyo Marui Next-Gen Electric Gun SCAR

This is a Tokyo Marui next-generation electric blowback SCAR. I purchased it two years ago and used it last year, but haven't used it this year, so I'm selling it as I'm retiring from the hobby. It has not been modified.

This is a used item and shows signs of use and scratches. Please only purchase if you understand this. Everything shown in the photos is included. The box is not included.
Two magazines will be included as a bonus.

This next-generation electric blowback SCAR allows for stable sniping at long distances by omitting the recoil!
It is loved by both beginners and advanced players as it can be used for combat at various distances: long, medium, and close.
Also, as shown in the third image, the stock cannot be folded due to the lack of a reflector, but this is not a major issue as the SCAR itself rarely requires the stock to be folded.
The SCAR-L CQC is a version equipped with a 10-inch short barrel to support CQC (Close Quarters Combat). For the design and development of the next-generation electric blowback SCAR-L, actual models were measured in the United States, and every detail was thoroughly analyzed. Not only was the detail reproduced, but efforts were also made to recreate the original texture, such as the receiver milled from aluminum and the barrel with an anodized finish, pursuing a realism that is almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
Story
The SCAR series, developed by FN Herstal, a Belgian company, is a modular assault rifle that allows for barrel changes and the attachment of various optional parts by unitizing the gun's components. It was developed for the U.S. SOCOM (United States Special Operations Command). Large-scale field tests were conducted in various U.S. military branches, and the SCAR-L began trial operation by the U.S. Army Rangers in 2009.

In addition to the SCAR-L, which uses 5.56mm x 45 ammunition, there is the SCAR-H, which uses 7.62 x 51 ammunition. It is designed to be compatible with other calibers by exchanging the barrel unit. Its operability is similar to the M4 series, which is currently adopted by all branches of the U.S. military, and it is designed to be ambidextrous, making it a model strongly influenced by the U.S. military's official adoption.

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