AGM STG44 (metal body, wooden stock) (AGM) [056]

CH STG44 (metal body, wooden stock) – AGM 056 This replica of the legendary German Sturmgewehr 44 (StG 44) assault rifle offers the perfect combination of historical accuracy and powerful internal mechanics. This airsoft gun from AGM is designed for demanding players and collectors who appreciate high-quality workmanship and authentic appearance. The body of the replica is made of durable ZnAl alloy and steel , with critical parts such as the gas tube, barrel cover, and magazine made of steel. The solid wooden stock not only looks great, but also serves as a space for storing the battery. All together, it forms a robust unit weighing approximately 4300 g, which feels very realistic in the hand. The weapon is equipped with a version 2 gearbox, which contains high-quality internal parts: steel gears 8mm steel bearings Chrome-plated cylinder directional piston head with bearing metal spring guide with M120 type spring fitted This combination ensures stable performance with a muzzle velocity of 390-410 FPS (up to 125 m/s), making this replica an ideal choice for forest and CQB scenarios. The fire mode selector works horizontally , just like the original – allowing you to fire single shots or bursts . The hop-up is adjustable through the ejection port, allowing you to fine-tune the flight path of the BBs according to the current conditions. Technical parameters: Weapon length: 940 mm Inner barrel length: 455 mm Body material: metal + wood Firing mode: single shot / burst Weight: 4300 g Hop-up: adjustable Magazine: Hi-Cap 550 BB Gearbox: Version 2 Package includes: gun, magazine Historical background: The Sturmgewehr 44 (StG 44), also known as the MP 43 or MP 44, was the world's first modern assault rifle. Developed in Germany during World War II under the leadership of designer Hugo Schmeisser, it revolutionized the development of infantry weapons. It combined the advantages of a rifle and a submachine gun – it allowed selective fire , used shortened cartridges , and was designed to effectively hit targets at a distance of several hundred meters, which corresponded precisely to real combat situations. Thanks to its compact design, higher rate of fire, and controllable automatic fire, the StG 44 became an effective weapon, especially on the Eastern Front. Its design became a model for future generations of weapons—especially the Soviet AK-47, which adopted many elements from the Sturmgewehr. To this day, the StG 44 remains an iconic weapon with a significant influence on the development of modern assault rifles, and its powerful silhouette is a reminder of the technological advances that changed the way infantry combat is conducted.