M3 Grease gun, full metal, el.blowback (SW-06-01)

The M3 is an American .45 caliber submachine gun that was adopted by the US Army in 1942. The M3 was chambered for the same .45 ACP ammunition used by the Thompson submachine gun, which it was intended to replace. The M3 was cheaper to mass produce and lighter, but at the expense of accuracy. The weapon was commonly referred to as the "Grease Gun" or simply "Greaser" because of its visual resemblance to a mechanic's tool.

Airsoft replica of the M3 Grease Gun with electric blowback by Snow Wolf.

The gun is made of the same material as the real weapon, namely pressed steel. This gives you the feeling of holding a real weapon. The outer barrel is made of metal alloy.

The manufacturer has come up with an interesting solution for storing the battery, which is located in the grip. It can be accessed by removing the cover at the bottom of the grip (Mini Tamiya connector). The trigger safety is also interestingly designed, with the cocking handle on the right side acting as the safety. The weapon fires in automatic mode with a muzzle velocity of 100 m/s.

The electric blowback mimics the movement of the slide when firing, which significantly increases the authenticity of the weapon's function. The gearbox is atypical, with metal gears, 8 mm bearings, a plastic piston with a metal tooth, a reinforced cylinder head, and a counterpressure piston head.

The metal hi-cap magazine has a capacity of 520 BBs.

A beautiful weapon for all lovers of World War II, Korea, or Vietnam.