The Tippmann M4 CQB BT (Basic Trainer) AEG airsoft gun series. Comes in various colors: black or desert tan. See the drop-down menu for options in stock. Overall a great starter airsoft gun for those that want to try airsoft with a reliable Tippmann gun out of the box. Recommended for new players that want to try out airsoft. Very solid and feels great. Package includes battery and charger to get started! 2022 Edition - Upgraded features including locking bolt back for hopup adjustment, upgraded microswitch trigger wiring, and SHS preinstalled internal parts in its gearbox. The new Tippmann AEG CQB M4 guns feature standard V2 metal gearboxes, high quality solid polymer body and receiver. The gun uses standard M4 parts, accessories, etc. Flip up sights included. 7 Inch rail system is standard on top and bottom on its sides. It's a solid, hard hitting, consistent shooting AEG right out of the box. Tippmann's performance really shines with their electric gun series. Uses a standard 9.6v 1600 battery (or 7.4v lipo stick or nun-chuck). Fits in the crane stock. 11.1v batteries are not recommended for this gun, as they can cause abnormal wear to parts inside the gearbox. COMBO BONUS: 9.6v 1400mah nun-chuck Battery and basic battery charger are included in the box. FPS is around 355-375 w/.20g BBs ------------------------ Be sure to read the instructions manual - but please note our additional FAQ and instructions for new players below: ***Please note the instruction manual for the Tippmann may be incorrect with the battery installation process. Errata Correction: To remove the battery compartment, please use the two tab on the rear stock buttplate by pinching them with your fingers, pull back, and remove cover to access. Put the nun-chuck batteries down the two side tubes, connect the tamiya plug in the center. Reinsert wires and plug being careful not pinch wires with force. Do not remove the entire stock like the manual states, this is incorrect and maybe outdated from a previous version from many years ago.***The magazine is a high-cap that uses a windy wheel on the bottom. The instructions are for a 'flash magazine' which is not included (manual is wrong again). To load, flip the top latch open and dump BBs by hand into its reservoir (be sure to fill up all the way to the top). Then wind the wheel on the bottom for 30 seconds or more. Top off with more BBs until completely full and insert into the magazine. Make sure the wheel is fully winded or wind some more if it stops shooting. There's guides and videos on how to do all this, but the point is the Tippmann manuals are poorly written and need an update. A few BBs will naturally fall out when removing the magazine every time, as this is totally normal for all airsoft guns.
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