VFC M40A5 GAS SNIPER RIFLE

M40 is a sniper rifle that was improved and developed based on the Remington M700 used by the US Marine Corps.

M40 USMC Vietnam Era Rifle was published in Remington's 2007 catalog, but this is different from M40 using Marine Corps. Since it is a popular model for military maniacs around the world, many replicas are produced by external constructors and custom builders.

The Army M24 series is produced by Remington, which has been used by the Ground Self-Defense Force.
The initial type is Remington M700 (40X) receiver with an additional clip slot for loading ammunition, combined with a birming barrel (Remington 10-1 twist), and sporter type wooden stock, Redfield 3-9 magnification scope.
Later, in the late 1970s, the Marine Corps was refurbished with Atkinson's stainless steel barrel (12-1 twist), Macmillan resin stock, M70 steel trigger guard and magazine cover, and became the M40A1.

The Redfield 3X9 scope was originally used as an A1 model, butlater changed to the Unatel 10X scope in the 1980s. Even today, the combination of M700 action and M70 type trigger guard continues. Minor changes are now underway, making them into M40A2, M40A3, and M40A5.

In addition, there is a model called “M40E1” which is similar to XM2010 equipped with MSR type stock developed by Remington. This is also used by the US Marine Corps MARSOC.

Body Specifications

Full length: 1,154mm
Weight: 4,780g(including option)
Caliber: 6mm
Magazine capacity:14+1rd
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Firing method: Bolt action gas
・ Cocking indicator function
・ Adjustable velocity function
・ Equipped with M40A5 type trigger guard
・ 7.62 steel muzzle brake equipment
・ Equipped with 20mm scope mount
・ Bipod adapter equipment
・ Swivel boss equipment
・ Equipped with stepless adjustment cheek pad
・ Equipped with 4 butt stock pad inserts

・ 4in Duty Bipod
・ USMC type tactical rail
・ USMC type scope ring
Japanese version JPver.
All products comes with a serial number

About initial speed adjustment of VFC M40A5 GBB

This VFC M40A5 GBB can adjust the amount of gas released by removing the bolts and turning the dial in the following part. If the dial is hard, adjust it by loosening the thumbscrew, or remove the two screws on the bottom of the bolt and disassemble it so that you can insert a flat-blade screwdriver.