Desert Tech SRS A2/M2 Sport 16‘’ Barrel - OD, Left Handed

SRS A2/M2 16'' Sport; this model is pull bolt, left handed and olive drab.

*Silverback have now modified the design of the top rail, to shorten the rail so it’s now detachable and we will have optional longer and higher rails available.

This will let users modify their SRS A2 to look like SRS M2 (military model, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BojBllrckro) that Desert Tech is manufacturing on demand for some military units.

Out of the box, all SRS A2/M2 will be equipped with the standard SRS A2 top rail, other rail models will be available as spare.*

This is a fully licensed replica of the Desert Tech SRS A2 bullpup rifle. Each receiver has a unique CNC engraved serial number.

As opposed to an A1 16’’ rifle, the A2 16’’ Sport is 24% lighter. Weighing in at a reduced weight of ~2.240kg, you’ll be able to feel the noticeable difference that the SRS has under gone.

No injection moulded metal parts, no zinc alloy, all screws are in 10.9 steel.

The rifle is comprised of high-quality materials, there are no injection moulded metal or zinc alloy parts for example. Therefore, this means the rifle is from better materials and better manufacturing processes. The stock and butt pad pieces are made of fiber reinforced nylon.

Two-way aluminium hop-up unit, directly attached to the quick-change barrel assembly, allowing barrel switch in seconds while keeping your hop up setting. Hop up setting is done by two screws on top of the rifle, through the receiver, with the provided key, without removing the barrel, the magazine or the optic. Hop-up rubber is AEG type.

The airsoft SRS A2 16” Covert is coming with a 6.05 x 420 mm (AEG type) brass inner barrel and .30 QD muzzle brake (fixed on a 14 CCW airsoft standard barrel thread). This muzzle brake features a M24x1 thread to fix a DTSS silencer.

 The SRS A2 16” Covert version has a minimum overall length of 691 mm and a minimum weight of 2.240 Kg

The Sport 16’’ SRS comes with the newly released polymer lightweight 25rds magazine.