M14 Wood Style, Tokyo Marui

M14 rifle was developed in the United States in the '50s as a weapon, caliber 7.62 mm NATO. Weapon waws essentially based on a proven model of wartime M1 Garand. Historically, the weapon has been evaluated very positively, despite its high kickback when firing automatic. M14 has been in service with the US Army for a very short time, since it was used during the vietnam war and gradually supplanted the M16/AR15 type of weapons, which are now undoubtedly the most used worldwide. M14 was then used as an M21 sniper rifle, which had only accurate processing of parts and minor structural variations. This model is manufactured by Tokyo Marui. It includes a new gearbox version 7, EG700 motor, fixed stock for place large battery and a long barrel. The stock is made from wood colored plastic. Barrel, adjustable sights and other parts are made from metal.