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G&G LevAR 7" Lever Action Rifle

G&G LevAR 7" Lever Action Rifle

by G&G
SKU GAS-LVR-007-BNB-ECM
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£379.00 - £379.00
£379.00
£379.00 - £379.00
£379.00
  • The LevAR is a gas powered, lever action single shot modular platform that is compatible with G&G AR AEG upper receivers.
  • It is also also compatible with AEG hop-up units and inner barrels, making it a hugely versatile platform.
  • The LevAR comes with a 32rd short magazine, but it can take standard M4/M16 AEG magazines.
  • The gas tank is internal to the gun, making this a very economical gun to operate and shoot (no expensive gas tanks or gas magazines!). Gas is charged into the fill valve on the underside of the pistol grip.
  • Simply load up the mid capacity magazine with a BB loader, insert it into the gun and cycle the lever action. This allows a BB to enter the hop-up chamber and primes the hammer mechanism for shooting. Pulling the trigger fires a single shot, with the lever action ready to be cycled once more for the next shot.
  • Sports a 7" aluminium M-Lok handguard with a 20mm top rail that allows the attachment of all kinds of optics and accessories.
  • Adjustable rotary hop-up unit located behind the dust cover.
  • Working safety lever and dovetail mount on base of grip for Lev style stock attachment.
  • Includes foldable and removable iron sights with inbuilt fiber optic inserts.
  • Standard 14mm CCW thread located beneath the removable flash hider that allows the attachment of all 14mm CCW suppressors.
  • Tested with Ultrair brown bottle green gas, with 0.2g BBs at approx 20C, produces 280-300fps/0.80 joules. Tested with Ultrair brown bottle green gas, with 0.28g BBs at approx 20C, produces 260fps/0.87 joules.
  • We are seeing effeciencies of approx. 80-90 shots from a single charge of green gas at 20C.

  • Fires at: 280fps
  • Weighs: 2.55kg
  • Length: 560mm
  • Gas: Green gas - 135PSI
  • Note: The stated muzzle output has been measured by ourselves with a 0.2g BB and will be frequently remeasured. Variations of +/- 10% are possible, but always conforming to the Irish 1 joule limit.