G&G BAMF Team

G&G BAMF Team is a rifle that leaves a lasting impression on the field. BAMF stands for "Billet Aluminium Modern Firearm", and this replica lives up to its name with a body machined from impact-resistant aluminium. The design is a direct tribute to Cobalt Kinetics, seen in the contrast between the grey body and the striking Cobalt Blue details on the barrel, muzzle brake and buffer tube – topped off with a gold-coloured trigger.

CARS system (auto-drop)

The BAMF Team is fitted with the CARS system (Cobalt Advanced Reload Systems). This system is designed for very fast competition-style reloads:

• Automatic magazine ejection: When the last BB has been fired, the magazine ejects itself from the rifle, so you are immediately ready to insert a new one.

• On/off control: If you play in terrain where you do not want your magazines on the ground, the function can easily be switched off with a small switch on top of the magazine.

Construction and G2 technology

Under the striking finish is G&G's powerful G2 system:

• Skeletonised aluminium stock: Unlike most M4 models, this rifle has a fixed, skeletonised stock machined from a single piece of aluminium. It gives high stability and a distinctive look. The battery is reached by removing the stock.

• Programmable burst: Via the advanced ETU you can easily program the rifle for 3- or 5-round burst. Hold the trigger for 10 seconds for 3-round burst, or use the selector 5 times for 5-round burst.

• Ambidextrous: Fire selector and magazine release can be operated from both sides, which makes it ideal for all shooters.

Precision and customisation

• Very long barrel: The long muzzle brake and precise barrel are housed in a long, weight-optimised handguard with M-LOK slots underneath for a bipod, for example.

• Dual rails: There are Weaver/Picatinny rails on both top and bottom at the front. The supplied flip-up iron sights are fully adjustable and easy to remove if you prefer a red dot sight.

• Ergonomics: The receiver has moulded finger grooves at the front, so your support hand has a firm grip.