Cybergun Colt M4 E&C CQB AEG Airsoft Rifle w/ E-Shooter MOSFET, Black

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EVK-118969
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859181189697
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This licensed Cybergun Colt M4 is built for anyone who’s tired of flimsy, plastic replicas. It’s got a full-metal receiver with the actual Colt roll marks engraved on it, along with a metal quad-rail and buffer tube that make the whole thing feel like a tank. They used a high-quality polymer for the motor grip and crane stock so it’s actually comfortable to shoulder, but at 3620g, it still has that heavy, realistic heft you want in a primary.

Under the hood, this AEG runs on a reinforced E&C Metal V2 gearbox with 8mm bearings. The highlight is the pre-installed E-Shooter Kestrel MOSFET, which offers snappy trigger response, battery protection, and programmable firing modes. It’s tuned for 340-360 FPS with a 300mm inner barrel, making it versatile for both CQB and outdoor play. The rifle is rear-wired to a T-Plug (Deans) connector, and we recommend a 7.4v LiPo to get the most out of the electronics.

If you’re into teching, this platform is a great starting point. It uses a long-type motor and a 14mm CCW threaded barrel for easy suppressor or tracer attachment. Since it’s fully compatible with V2 upgrade parts, you can easily drop in high-speed gears or a 6.03mm precision inner barrel to tighten your groupings. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this build provides a rock-solid tactical foundation.

Note: Optic shown is NOT included.

Battery & Charger DOES NOT come with purchase of rifle (7.4v stick LiPO Battery & LiPo Smart Charger Recommended)

Features:

  • Licensed Colt markings
  • Metal alloy construction
  • Ver. 2 Gearbox with 8mm bearings
  • Pre-installed E-Shooter MOSFET
  • Quick-release spring system
  • Adjustable rotary hop-up
  • Removable carry handle
  • 20mm Picatinny rail interface
  • 6-Position adjustable stock
  • 300-Round hi-cap magazine
LiPO Ready:
Yes
Color:
Black
Power Source:
Electric
Canada Compliant:
No
Caliber:
6mm
Velocity:
340-360 FPS w/ 0.20g BBs
Rail Type:
Weaver/Picatinny
Battery & Charger Included:
No
Length:
695mm-780mm (27" to 30.7")
Battery Type:
7.4v Stick LiPo Battery (Deans)
Motor Type:
Long
Weight:
7.98 lbs
Gearbox:
Metal Ver. 2 w/ 8mm bearings w/ E-Shooter Kestrel MOSFET preinstalled
Quick Change Spring:
Yes
Inner Barrel Length:
300mm
Included Magazine:
300 Rounds
Manufacturer:
Cybergun
Package Includes:
Gun, Magazine, Manual
Thread Direction:
14mm counter-clockwise
Fire Modes:
Safe, Semi Auto, Full Auto
Hop-Up:
Yes - Adjustable
Magazine Compatibility:
Compatible with M4/M16 series airsoft magazine
Model:
M4
30 Day Return / 45 Day warranty

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  • 4
    Good

    Posted by Jake on 06/25/26

    Pros: - The external build quality seems quite good for this price point. - Nice Colt roll marks on the lower receiver. - The accuracy is fairly good, but not the best I've seen. - Comes with MOSFET, so you can run 11.1V Li-po or Li-ion batteries safely right away. - Does include an extra black NT4-style flash hider. Cons: - Mine came with a drooping outer barrel. I had to remove the barrel nut and shim the appropriate parts of where the outer barrel interfaces with the upper receiver. - This type of rail system I don't believe exists in real life, so it's not that realistic to me. - The area of the lower receiver where it connects with the buffer tube seems slightly deformed, so the buffer tube also droops downward. This combined with the drooping outer barrel as noted above makes the entire airsoft rifle look like it's slightly bent in a downward-facing arc. Not very aesthetically pleasing in my opinion. Overall, these cons may not apply to every single unit, but they're just some things to note.