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The Browning Automatic Rifle, better known as the "B-A-R," was the Marine Corps' squad automatic weapon for many years. It was part of the infantry Marine's arsenal from the closing days of World War I right through the Cold War. In World War II, the BAR provided the fire support Marine outfits needed to fight and maneuver in the rugged Pacific campaigns.






Features:
* Real Wood Handguard / Stock
* Diecaast Aluminium Receiver
* Dummy Gas System
* Realistic Field Stripping
* 7mm Bearing Gearbox

Specifications:
Gear Box: /
Motor: VFC EG1300
Magazine: 190 Rounds
Length: 1200mm
Barrel Length: 502mm
Weight: 4920g
Battery: GRS-96-1700AP ( Not Included, Stock Holds Up to 12V M16 Type Battery, Mini Plug on AEG )
Muzzle Velocity: 280-300FPS with 0.2g BBs
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Manual




The BAR was an enduring weapon of the 20th Century. Designed by the legendary John M. Browning, the BAR was the culmination of almost twenty years of trial and testing. In World War I, American forces in France were first equipped with the French Chauchat automatic rifle. A dismal failure in combat, the Chauchat had so many problems, they were nearly impossible to enumerate. During the summer of 1918, BAR's were issued to divisions of the American Expeditionary Force. In addition, all stateside divisons embarking for France were issued with BAR's. The new automatic rifle was first used in combat during the fall of 1918 and proved itself to be superior to any other similar weapon.



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