ACR «MASADA» ELITE series

 The Adaptive Combat Rifle (ACR), originally created by Magpul under the name Masada and subsequently licensed to manufactured by Bushmaster Firearms International and assigned the name under which it is known now, is one of the most interesting recently made American rifles.

Our ACR Masada laser tag rifle is based on an airsoft model. The upper receiver is made of aluminum alloy. Other parts such as the folding and collapsible stock, pistol grip, handguard and lower receiver are made of high impact-resistant plastic.

The use of a folding stock made it possible to reduce the length of the tagger to 29.3 inches (74.5 cm). And the total length of the ACR laser tag gun is 35.8 inches (91 cm).
Even though we recommend this tagger for personal use only, we didn't take the risk of implementing reloads with the charging handle, because despite all the warnings, players tend to pull it just too hard in the heat of battle. Therefore, reloading here is perfomed by the press of the button. But the fire selector fulfills its functions 100% and the ACR Masada laser tag rifle is turned on by switching the fire selector lever to full auto.

The rifle weighs 6.4 lbs (about 2.9 kg) to match most NATO standard assault rifles.
The tagger has a lengthful top Picatinny rail on the upper receiver and handguard. It is equipped with foldable iron sights in the front. If needed, the user can install their own telescopic or red dot sights.

With the installation of the external optical system Prism, the range of the tagger will be up to 820 feet (approximately 250 meters), and with the installation of a Parallax, the range will be 20% more.

The Masada laser tag has a 3,000 milliamp-hour high-capacity battery that allows owner to play up to 36 hours without further charge. The battery life is highly dependent on the use of Wi-Fi statistics and the vibration motor of the weapon).