Lee Enfield's M16 A1 Steel BB 4.5mm CO2 Rifle

Lee Enfield M16A1

Introducing the latest addition to the esteemed "Brothers in Arms" series: the iconic Lee Enfield Guns M16A1 Carbine. This meticulously crafted CO₂ powered air rifle pays homage to one of the world's most influential military firearms.

The M16 lineage began with the ArmaLite AR-15, a revolutionary design that was officially adopted by the U.S. military in 1964, superseding the M14. Famously deployed in the challenging conditions of jungle warfare in Vietnam from the following year, the M16A1 became the standard service rifle of the US military by 1969. This pivotal variant incorporated significant improvements, including a bolt-assist, chrome-plated bore, reinforced magazine release, and an enhanced flash suppressor. With a staggering global production exceeding 8 million units, it stands as the most produced firearm in its 5.56mm calibre.

Now, you can experience the legacy of this ultimate warfighter in a thrilling CO₂ powered replica. The M16A1 delivers blistering semi automatic action and a truly authentic feel, thanks to its full metal construction throughout the barrel and receiver. Fuelled by a single CO₂ cartridge, this air rifle sends .177 BBs downrange at velocities over 495 fps from its realistic 18 round BB magazine.

Key Features

• Officially styled M16A1 replica part of the "Brothers in Arms" series

• Full-metal construction (barrel and receiver) for authentic weight and feel

• Semi-automatic CO₂ powered action

• 18-round drop-out magazine

• Velocity exceeding 495 fps

• Realistic handling and operation

• Faithfully recreates the iconic Vietnam-era US service rifle

Specifications

• Calibre: 4.5mm (.177) Steel BBs

• Power Source: Single 12g CO₂ cartridge

• Magazine Capacity: 18 rounds

• Velocity: 495+ fps

• Action: Semi-automatic

• Construction: Full-metal barrel and receiver

• Series: Brothers in Arms

• Intended Use: Target practice, plinking, collecting

What's Included

• Lee Enfield M16A1 CO₂ Air Rifle

• 18-round BB magazine