Classic Army SIG 552 Airsoft Rifle (Sportline/Black)
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Description:
Classic Army is a leading manufacturer of Airsoft products, setting standards for the entire industry. Classic Army produced the first full metal production M4 and MP5 AEGs. Classic Army built the first glass-filled nylon fiber AEG in their G36. Classic Army was the first to introduce a high-end SCAR AEG. Since inception, Classic Army has been an innovator in design and production of Airsoft guns for the collector and wargamer market, offering a wide selection of products to suit their customers' tastes and needs. Through their years of experience and knowledge, Classic Army has developed their creed of Total Performance
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Classic Army
Muzzle Velocity: 350-360FPS
Magazine Capacity: 220 rounds
Package includes: Gun, magazine, and cleaning rod
Please Note:
- Foregrip and Aimpoint are NOT included.
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- Specifications
- Manufacturer: Classic Army
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M. GLANT
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2014-01-05
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I was very excited when this gun came in. I have had many airsoft guns in the past and the Classic Army SIG 552 Airsoft gun is the best yet. It is very good quality and defiantly worth the $189.99. The shipping was very cheap and came in 3 days. Overall a very nice quality and good looking airsoft gun.
Pros:
Good Price at $189.99
Good Quality Airsoft gun
CQB and Field
360 FPS
hi cap mag 220 rounds
Full Metal
Ambidextrous
Rail
Cons:
The only con with the Classic Army SIG 552 Airsoft gun is that the hi cap 220 round magazine cracked in half because I accidentally dropped it on a rock but I got another on for a great price off of Airsoft GI
I was very excited when this gun came in. I have had many airsoft guns in the past and the Classic Army SIG 552 Airsoft gun is the best yet. It is very good quality and defiantly worth the $189.99. The shipping was very cheap and came in 3 days. Overall a very nice quality and good looking airsoft gun.
Pros:
Good Price at $189.99
Good Quality Airsoft gun
CQB and Field
360 FPS
hi cap mag 220 rounds
Full Metal
Ambidextrous
Rail
Cons:
The only con with the Classic Army SIG 552 Airsoft gun is that the hi cap 220 round magazine cracked in half because I accidentally dropped it on a rock but I got another on for a great price off of Airsoft GI
G. KLAYER
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2014-01-28
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Alright gun, got the wrong battery for it, I am going to use it as a movie prop for my Audio/Video class.
Pros:
Cool looking. clear mag to see how many bb's you have left, can also attach another mag to a mag for faster reload.
Cons:
Rear stock wiggles, battery compartment is really small.
Alright gun, got the wrong battery for it, I am going to use it as a movie prop for my Audio/Video class.
Pros:
Cool looking. clear mag to see how many bb's you have left, can also attach another mag to a mag for faster reload.
Cons:
Rear stock wiggles, battery compartment is really small.
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T. WALSER
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2014-01-28
Product Information:
The Classic Army Sig 552 is an assault rifle class airsoft gun with a foldable frame stock. Firing at upwards of 350-365 fps, this airsoft gun is classified as an AEG. While perfectly capable of functioning with a normal Ni-Cd battery, the achievable rate of fire is greatly increased when using a Li-Po type battery. This airsoft gun features an integrated rail system beneath the stock for mounting a foregrip, or laser module. There is also a top rail for optical systems. With an effective range between 65-75 ft with the stock barrel, the grouping weighs in at about 7-10 inches in diameter.
Pros:
Great rate of fire with upgraded Li-Po
CQB rated FPS at most fields
Functional as Field Rifle
Accurate at a good field distance
Lightweight
Foldable stock for tight quarters
Rails on both bottom forward grip, and top of receiver
Forward mounted battery
Cons:
Grouping scatters at range
Flash Hider is nearly impossible to remove
Foregrip may require reinforcing in order to stay secure
The Classic Army Sig 552 is an assault rifle class airsoft gun with a foldable frame stock. Firing at upwards of 350-365 fps, this airsoft gun is classified as an AEG. While perfectly capable of functioning with a normal Ni-Cd battery, the achievable rate of fire is greatly increased when using a Li-Po type battery. This airsoft gun features an integrated rail system beneath the stock for mounting a foregrip, or laser module. There is also a top rail for optical systems. With an effective range between 65-75 ft with the stock barrel, the grouping weighs in at about 7-10 inches in diameter.
Pros:
Great rate of fire with upgraded Li-Po
CQB rated FPS at most fields
Functional as Field Rifle
Accurate at a good field distance
Lightweight
Foldable stock for tight quarters
Rails on both bottom forward grip, and top of receiver
Forward mounted battery
Cons:
Grouping scatters at range
Flash Hider is nearly impossible to remove
Foregrip may require reinforcing in order to stay secure
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how much rail space?
would the RIS be long enough to use and angled grip?
3557 days ago Johnnie L
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Yes it will be fine. 3557 days ago 0
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What NiMH battery will fit?
What NiMH battery will actually fit?
3580 days ago Mike B
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A 9.6v Nunchuck style battery might be able to fit. A 7.4v Lipo would be better. 3580 days ago 0
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Is this gun, made of polymer/metal, plastic, or zinc/nylon
Just wonderin
3587 days ago Tristan L
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It is primarily made of plastic 3586 days ago 0
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g36 mags?
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3625 days ago trentin m
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If you are asking if G36 magazines will fit, they will NOT 3622 days ago 0
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Flash Hider Removal
Hey guys, I read that it was possible (albeit difficult) to remove the flash hider on this gun, could someone elaborate on this process?
3633 days ago Conor R
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The flash hider is removable but we are not permitted to instruct you on the process tho. 3633 days ago 0
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What type of magazine does it use?
What type of magazine does it use?
3645 days ago MJ a
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This gun uses SIG style magazines. 3643 days ago 0
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what batteries will actually fit in this gun?
I am aware that the battery compartment for this gun is small, and I have heard that most batteries that other companies recommend do not fit in this gun. So, before I buy it, I would like to know the type of battery recommended for this rifle
3646 days ago Kenneth W
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You will most likely need a 7.4 LiPo battery such as this <a href="http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=11915">http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=11915</a> 3643 days ago 0
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Do the front sights flip down?
I want to buy this gun and get a red dot sight in the same order and I was wondering if the sights flipped down so they won't get in the way if the rds?
3726 days ago Kyle L
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The front sights do not flip down,but they should be removable. 3725 days ago 0
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