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The JG AU-3G A3 is a fantastic Airsoft AEG Gun of the AUG to hit the gun market. The base of the gun is the same as the other AUG models, version 3 gearbox, bullpup design. However everything in front of the pistol grip has been revised and updated. This design is friendly for both left and right handed players, and offers a huge inner barrel (509mm) thanks to the working parts of the gun being towards the rear. This also helps balance the weight of the rifle to make it very comfortable to hold.
Jing Gong AU-3G: Offers More Comfort
The main body of the gun is made from polymer just like the real thing, with the addition of an alloy 20mm railed handguard to modify the gun to your specification by adding attachments to make it more comfortable for you, and give you an edge in the field with things like lasers and torches. The railed handguard offers a 20mm rail running along the top of the receiver for you to attach Airsoft Optics straight out of the box.
The outer barrel assembly is also made from alloy to give the gun a strong core, and features a 14mm CCW thread underneath the flash hider for you to modify the gun further with suppressors, tracer units and other muzzle devices. To access the thread simply remove the grub screw from the flash hider and unscrew it. The front of the rear of the AEG has fixed sling loops which allows you to use most sling setups, and make it easier to carry throughout the day, especially if you plan on using a sidearm.
Features Of The Jing Gong AU-3G
- Bullpup Assault Rifle
- 14mm CCW Thread
- Rotary HOP Unit
- 20mm Railed Handguard
- 20mm Receiver Rail
- Magazine of 300 rounds
- Ambidextrous Mag Release
- Ambidextrous Safety
Special Instructions For The Jing Gong AU-3G
The trigger is a two stage design which means that a half pull of the trigger in Single Shot, and a full pull is Automatic. Some CQB sites that operate a strict Single Shot only policy may not let you use such a gun, however that is down to the discretion of the site. Please check before purchase.
