Vector Arms VP5 A5 RIS Adjustable Stock AEG by Echo 1 USA Airsoft
An exact replica of the famous sub-machine gun that many Special Operations units use today. It comes with the current Navy style trigger group.
Inside of the VP5s metal body is a fully upgraded Version 2 gearbox. The gearbox has a reinforced metal shell and can take Marui compatible parts. Upgrades include a M120 spring, steel spring guide, steel gears, sector gear clip, steel bushings, reinforced poly carbonate piston and 16 gauge wiring.
The velocities we measured are:
- 380~400 FPS with 0.2g BBs
- 330~350 FPS with 0.25g BBs
Features:
The VP5-A5 comes with the M5-J manual. With the exception of the battery location both guns operate exactly the same so the manual is accurate for both models. The VP5-A5 holds the battery in its stock instead of in the foregrip like the M5-J. To open the stock, push down on the top edge of the butt pad and it will slide down off of the stock to reveal the battery compartment. Included is a metal scope mount. The scope mount only works with optics that have a 30mm tube such as the UTG TACTEDGE CQB dot sight. If desired, the mount can easily be removed by taking out two bolts and sliding the mount backwards off of the RIS system.
The velocities we measured are:
- 380~400 FPS with 0.2g BBs
- 330~350 FPS with 0.25g BBs
Features:
- Vector Arms licensing series (Licensed by ISGK.org)
- RIS rail system
- Adjustable stock
- Navy style trigger group
- Now with 7mm bearing mech box
The VP5-A5 comes with the M5-J manual. With the exception of the battery location both guns operate exactly the same so the manual is accurate for both models. The VP5-A5 holds the battery in its stock instead of in the foregrip like the M5-J. To open the stock, push down on the top edge of the butt pad and it will slide down off of the stock to reveal the battery compartment. Included is a metal scope mount. The scope mount only works with optics that have a 30mm tube such as the UTG TACTEDGE CQB dot sight. If desired, the mount can easily be removed by taking out two bolts and sliding the mount backwards off of the RIS system.
