M-4 «Arizona» Original series
WEIGHT
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3.3 lb (1.5kg)
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LENGTH
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20 in (51 cm)
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OPTIMAL FIRE RANGE
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490 ft (150 m)
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BATTERY PERFORMANCE
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Up to 30 hours.
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BATTERY TYPE USED
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Li+ (2.2 Ah; 7.4V)
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BATTERY CHARGER TYPE
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Li+ (8.4V; 1000 mA) (additional option)
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The M4 ARIZONA SMG is a laser tag submachine gun that has no real-world combat counterparts and is based on a gun body designed solely for airsoft purposes. Its external appearance is similar to the MP-5 KURZ submachine gun, which served as the basis for its design.
The tagger is made entirely of ABS plastic, making it lightweight at only 1.6 kg.
This lightweight and compact tagger is equipped with an additional tactical grip and is ideal for close-quarters combat (CQC) in indoor environments and small arenas, allowing players to move quickly in narrow corridors and confined spaces.
It is powered by a 2.2 Ah lithium-ion battery that provides up to 36 hours of uninterrupted play (depending on the generation and power consuming options) and can be recharged with any Li+ or Spider charger using the charging port located on the front face of the magazine.
To activate the laser tag SMG, the safety must be set to the combat position, and reloading is performed by pulling the charging handle.
The magazine features a powerful speaker that provides loud and clear sound, and the tagger also has a folding stock that transforms it into a compact tagger with a length of only 16.1 inches (41 centimeters).
With the stock unfolded, the length is 25.6 inches (65 cm). This feature makes it easy to transport and carry on a sling that can be attached using the sling swivel located on the left side of the body.
The tagger's pistol grip is similar to the Magpul Moe Grip and is part of the handguard, adding to the reliability of the design. The standard sights are non-adjustable front and rear sights mounted on a standard Picatinny rail that supports auxiliary red dot and optical sights. Optimal range of fire is up to 650 feet (roughly 200 meters) with Prism optics and up to 1,000 feet (about 300 meters) with Parallax optics.