Sub-machine guns
The Spark submachine-gun is based on the ARP 9 airsoft model. ARP 9 is a compact and lightweight airsoft SMG from G&G Company. The game set is based on a combination of an AR-15 rifle body with an extended magazine for a standard 9 mm cartridge.
An exclusive version of the familiar tagger has long captured the hearts of laser tag enthusiasts. The new version of Spark was fitted with a drum-type magazine.
The magazine from the G&G manufacturer is made of black plastic. It is mounted in place of the standard extended magazine for a 9 mm pistol cartridge. Our designers hid a powerful speaker inside the body. Its openings are led to the inside, so that the sound is directed towards the player. On the same side there is an operation indicator, which lights up green when the tagger is switched on.
The addition of the drum-type magazine made the submachine gun heavier. With this addition, Spark weighs 2.1 kg instead of the usual 1.8 kg. Otherwise, the tagger remains the same. The dimensions are compact - only 50 cm long with the buttstock folded down and 59 when unfolded.
The latest Parallax optical system, which have proved its efficiency in field tests, is responsible for the accuracy of the hits. The tagger only supports this optical system. The 2200 mAh battery is located in the buttstock tube and provides 30 hours of continuous play. It can be charged with a Li+ charger. The charging socket is located on the underside of the pistol grip and protected by a rubber plug.
Use the fire mode switch located above the pistol grip to turn on the weapon. You can conveniently reload the bolt with your right or left hand to turn the weapon on.
A collimator sight will do, but it is purchased separately, as are hit sensors and chargers. The scope of supply includes only the tagger.
Standard configuration
