VFC APFG SPEAR LT 13.1 Carbine S-012TN GBBR

The VFC APFG SPEAR LT 13.1 Carbine is a gas-powered GBBR replica built on the MCX architecture, with a 13.1" handguard that gives it a distinctive, modern profile. With its all-metal chassis in aluminium and steel, it is designed for players who prioritise solid construction and a realistic mechanical action in every scenario – from CQB to outdoor woodland games.

Many GBBR replicas on the market balance weight, durability and realistic feel, but few manage to combine all three without compromise. The SPEAR LT does it by building on a proven military-inspired platform, where the rigidity of the chassis ensures consistent hop-up performance and a stable BB trajectory, shot after shot – something lighter polymer builds often struggle to match over time.

Considered design for serious players
From the Ambidextrous control layout to the extendable B5 stock, every detail is set up for right- and left-handed shooters who want fast, intuitive handling under pressure.

• All-metal chassis: Aluminium and steel replace the polymer parts often found on cheaper GBBRs, giving noticeably better durability under frequent use and rough handling in the field.
• 13.1" handguard with integrated Picatinny rail and M-LOK: Plenty of room to mount lights, grips and other accessories directly on the rail system without adapter rails.
• GBBR system: The gas system gives a far more realistic recoil feel than electric AEG systems, as the bolt physically cycles with every shot.
• Extendable B5 stock: Adjustable length gives the correct reach to the shoulder whatever your build or kit, and supports a more stable aiming position than fixed stocks.
• Adjustable hop-up: Fine-tuning the BB's trajectory gives more consistent groups at range compared with replicas without adjustment.

Maintenance and safety
As a gas-powered replica, the SPEAR LT should be stored upright or lying flat at room temperature to avoid pressure loss in the system in the cold. Avoid storing the magazine filled with gas for long periods at high temperatures, and check the O-rings regularly for wear. Always wear eye protection when shooting, and treat the replica as a real firearm, even when the dry-fire function is engaged.