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My beloved FAMAS airsoft rifle. My most favourite rifle of all time, the L85A2 a close second.

Completely standard internals, havent seen the need to upgrade as of yet. Fires at appox. 280-300FPS, perfect for the CQB site I frequent and good enough for woodland skirmishing.

Mag well has been modified to accept STANAG magazines, though the mags need to be modded aswell.

Has the TM scope mount installed in the carry handle. Aswell as obviously mounting optics, it adds a nice load of weight to the rifle. I like heavy guns.

The EOTech holo sight is getting a bit dodgy, the reticule doesnt like to work often or be visible during day time. Looking into getting an Aimpoint of some description.

Genuine issued FAMAS sling. Took some tracking down but well worth it. Had to fix it onto the stubs on the bipod leg with a bit strong tape as the stubs on the TM are smaller than on the real steel FAMAS.

The rifle is covered in scratches, scuffs and marks. Some people might get agitated when their guns receive cosmetic damage but I for one, love it. I like my kit to look 'used', it adds to the realism in my opinion, as in real world battlefields, no one is going to have a pristine gun. Unless it's just out of the factory of course.

Description
My beloved FAMAS airsoft rifle. My most favourite rifle of all time, the L85A2 a close second.

Completely standard internals, havent seen the need to upgrade as of yet. Fires at appox. 280-300FPS, perfect for the CQB site I frequent and good enough for woodland skirmishing.

Mag well has been modified to accept STANAG magazines, though the mags need to be modded aswell.

Has the TM scope mount installed in the carry handle. Aswell as obviously mounting optics, it adds a nice load of weight to the rifle. I like heavy guns.

The EOTech holo sight is getting a bit dodgy, the reticule doesnt like to work often or be visible during day time. Looking into getting an Aimpoint of some description.

Genuine issued FAMAS sling. Took some tracking down but well worth it. Had to fix it onto the stubs on the bipod leg with a bit strong tape as the stubs on the TM are smaller than on the real steel FAMAS.

The rifle is covered in scratches, scuffs and marks. Some people might get agitated when their guns receive cosmetic damage but I for one, love it. I like my kit to look 'used', it adds to the realism in my opinion, as in real world battlefields, no one is going to have a pristine gun. Unless it's just out of the factory of course.