Lancer Tactical Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle w/ Folding Stock, Black
Lancer Tactical
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Bolt action springers are the cheapest way to play sniper in airsoft — no gas to buy, no battery to charge. But building a full setup means buying a gun, then hunting down platform-specific mags, then picking BBs and a loader separately. This bundle skips that work.
What you get in the box. A bolt-action springer with a metal frame and polymer stock. The 9.7 lb weight is real heft — it sits steadier on the shoulder than a lighter polymer build and helps with recoil control, which matters more when you're holding position and waiting for a target. The bolt action fires single shots by hand — cock the bolt, fire, cock, fire. No gas blowback, no recoil impulse, but the manual cycle is exactly what sniper rules expect.
The folding stock. This is the rifle's distinctive feature. It adjusts from 32.5 to 41.5 inches depending on stock position, and the folding mechanism collapses the length for transport. You can carry it in the included bag, stash it in a car, or check it on a flight without a dedicated rifle case.
A 40-round mag for a bolt action. That's unusual, and it's practical. You still pull the bolt for every round, but having a detachable magazine means you're not manually loading each BB one at a time.
The BBs and loader. The bundle ships with 2500 BBs and a speedloader. Heavier BBs hold their trajectory better and drift less in wind, which works in a bolt-action setup. The speedloader fills standard magazines — useful here, and handy for AEG rifles you may own.
Where it fits. Bolt-action springers like this sit in the 150 to 200 ft range with a properly set hop-up, which is solid for most field sniper limits. You won't be trading shots with a DMR across open ground, and the manual bolt cycle means you're never keeping pace with a full-auto engagement. This is a deliberate-play role — you hold position, you wait, you take the shot.
A note on the bolt. The metal frame and bolt surfaces can feel rough straight out of the box. A light coat of grease on the bolt rails after the first couple of hundred rounds makes the cycle smoother. The metal-on-metal contact also means the bolt can wear over time, but that's expected on a springer at this price point and replacement parts are available.
Includes the federally mandated blaze orange muzzle tip.