G&G SGR556

This G&G SGR556 AEG airsoft replica is a highly advanced, M4-style replica and it features semi-automatic and fully-automatic firing modes. It has a split G3 gearbox and it uses a trigger-programmable ETU MOSFET. The replica has an impact-resistant, metal housing and it has a durable handguard. That handguard features multiple M-LOK slots, which allow you to easily mount various accessories onto the replica to fully spec it to your preferences.

There’s a Weaver/Picatinny scope rail on top of the handguard, that extends along the upper receiver. The scope rail comes equipped with a foldable front- and rear sight, which can be used to shoot accurately. The front sight can be height-adjusted and the rear sight can be windage-adjusted. These sights allow you to benefit from the accuracy of the G&G SGR556 airsoft replica. It has an adjustable hop-up with no less than 120 settings, so you have complete control over the replica’s accurate range. There’s a small bolt located on the front of the handguard, right above the barrel, which you can adjust with a screwdriver to set the hop-up. Both the front- and rear sight can be easily taken off as well, if you’d rather use something like a red dot or a rifle scope.

This SGR556 airsoft replica by G&G has a fire selector and a magazine pin and you can operate both from the left- and the right side of the housing. As a result, the replica can be used perfectly by both lefthanded and righthanded airsofters. The ergonomic pistol-style grip features rough texturing on both sides and it feels great to hold in your hand. This replica comes with a magazine that has a capacity of 120 BBs and it features an empty-mag cut-off function. It uses an IR-sensor for this function. Triggering the cut-off function by emptying the magazine means you’ll have to take out the magazine, replace it with a new one and disengage the functional bolt-catch to continue shooting.

The G&G SGR556 airsoft replica’s stock is made of synthetic material and it is length adjustable in six positions. You can use either of the two levers on the bottom of the butt stock to unlock it and slide it over the buffer tube. The butt plate can be taken off to get to the spacious battery compartment.