Images
kindly submitted by Jon (aka SpaceCowboy),
and translation by Jesper, (aka Qvizd).
The information here is from the latest scans from Combat
magazine (please note that although
Combat magazine isn't actively sold in the UK, you can
purchase copies through HK Airsoft dealers)
Images:
Translation:
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Newsflash: New toy gun!
Entry
No. 1 Tokyo Marui
H&K
G36C
A
a new sensation on the game field the short carabine
version of the newest H&K assault rifle G36 - G36C
has been realistically modeled!
After
more than 10 years of producing airsoft-guns of all
ages and countries, an entirely new version has been
introduced. This is the newest H&K G36 short version
(G36C). They modeled the G36C, which already in its
real steel has been drawing quite some attention all
over the world. We have chosen to present to you the
first details we achieved at the Makuhari Messe (Trade
show in Tokyo) oct. 17th-20th, where Tokyo Marui presented
the gun.
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Because
we couldn't get hold of details on the inside of the
gun, let's take a closer look at the outside. What you'll
notice first, is the see-thru magazine, similar to the
real steel. For Tokyo Marui, it's not the first time
to be creating this kind of magazine. The SG550 and
AUG for example had similar magazines, where you clearly
could see the BB's inside. As for the P90 from last
year, realistically looking dummy cartridges were modeled
inside the magazine. The G36C's magazine also comprises,
no matter if you look at it from left or right, dummy
cartridges (even with floor spring) and you can't see
the BB's at all, rendering it extremely realistic. The
capacity is 50 BB's. As with the SG550, you can join
the magazines with small clip-on gizmos.
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You
can attach the Marui silencer and full auto tracers
to the G36C. On the lower part of the hand guard you'll
find a rail as on the real gun. Furthermore on the picture,
you'll see the optional side rails installed on each
side. On the top of the reciever there's a scope mount
base, for example for night vision in the front and
possible dot sight on the back. As on the real gun,
you'll find a cocking handle that can be operated by
left-handed and right-handed alike. It's probable that
you'll find the hop-up setting under the long ejection
port.
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The
gun has safe, semi-auto and full auto. The stock can
be folded like on the real steel and a rubber butt-plate
is attached.
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We
will get back to the more detailed stuff in our next
review, but let's relay what we learned at the trade
show. Firstly the receiver is internally comprised of
a metal frame. The rigidness of the body really shows
this. As for the mecha-box, we have no information,
but it is generally rumored to be a version 3 or 6.
Whatever it is, it's a highly reliable mecha-box, so
you can expect it to shoot well. The motor is a - from
M16A2, M4A1 and P90 - well proven EG1000(S). It's expected
to be - conventionally - installed in the handle. The
battery will be the 8.4V SD type (the mini battery,
as in the MP5SD6). Of course you'll find an adjustable
hop-up in the G36C.
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Comments:
1.
Standard is the "slit-type" flash hider. You
can attach the silencer and tracer from Marui.
2. Standard mount rail on the hand guard, where you
can attach a handle or what you'd like. The gizmos below
are sling attachments.
3. The battery is in the hand guard. SD type.
4. On the front of the mount base, an MP5/G3 style sight
is mounted.
5. The long mount base. It's possible to mount a night
sight and dot sight in tandem. It also doubles as a
carrying handle.
6. Rear sight was not a drum sight, but an M16 style
"peep sight".
7. You can operate the cocking handle from both right
and left.
8. Realistic magazines with dummy rounds. Capacity 50
rounds. At launch, a 470 round hi-cap will be available.
9. Fire selector. Safe, semi, full-auto.
10. Folding stock.
11. When stock is folded.
12. Disassembled. (clear plastic)
Price:
Not yet announced.
