About Real MCX Virtus

The MCX Virtus is a modular rifle introduced in 2017 as an evolution of the original MCX. It uses a short?stroke gas piston system instead of the direct impingement found on a standard AR?15, which helps it run cleaner, cooler, and more reliably when a suppressor is attached. Because the operating system does not require a buffer tube, the Virtus has a folding and telescoping stock that allows the rifle to be fired even when folded?something a traditional AR cannot do. The platform is highly modular: you can swap barrels at home to change both length and caliber, most commonly 5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout, and the gas block has two settings to accommodate suppressed or unsuppressed shooting. The controls are fully ambidextrous, and the rifle was designed for a long service life. It is heavier than a typical AR, weighing about 7.9 pounds for the 16?inch Patrol model. There is also a PCP air rifle version that shares the same name and appearance but is a separate product.

About E&C MCX Virtus Airsoft AEG Rifle

E&C has faithfully replicated this AEG Airsoft rifle. In the realm of real firearms, this model has been in production since 2017 and remains in use today. With its compact length, it is highly suitable for use in narrow alleyways, streets, or indoor environments. When used by special forces inside armored vehicles, it does not impede the confined space. Additionally, its foldable stock makes it easier to conceal, making it ideal for counter-terrorism and hostage rescue operations.
This E&C MCX Virtus Airsoft AEG Rifle features a metal receiver with a Picatinny rail on top, a metal 258mm M-LOK system handguard with sling sockets on both sides, a metal 260mm outer barrel with a metal 60mm three-prong muzzle brake (14mm CCW), a polymer pistol grip, a polymer MPX/MCX style five-position retractable stock (with sling sockets on both sides) paired with a steel foldable stock adapter, and a polymer magazine with a 120-round capacity. The rifle also includes small metal components such as a metal trigger, metal ambidextrous magazine release, metal ambidextrous fire selector, metal ambidextrous bolt catch, metal charging handle, and metal flip-up front and rear sights.
Internally, it is equipped with a new E&C 2.0 V2 8mm bearing gearbox, a quick-change spring variant that allows for convenient spring changes to meet field requirements, an adjustable hop-up, and is powered by a compact Tamiya Li-Po battery (the battery compartment is located in the handguard; you may also use a PEQ battery box mounted on the handguard to store the battery).
In summary, this is a firearm model still in active service, making it highly suitable for professional firearm collectors to own and appreciate. At the same time, it can also be used for airsoft competitions or recreational gaming.

Key Feature

• 1/1 Scale AEG Airsoft Rifle ? Faithful Replica of the MCX Virtus
• Semi & Fully Automatic Shooting Mode
• Metal Receiver with Picatinny Rail on Top
• Metal 258mm M-LOK System Handguard with Sling Sockets on Both Sides
• Metal 260mm Outer Barrel with Metal 60mm Three?Prong Muzzle Brake (14mm CCW)
• Polymer Pistol Grip
• Polymer MPX / MCX Style 5?Position Retractable Stock with Steel Foldable Stock Adapter (Sling Sockets on Both Sides)
• Polymer 120?Round Capacity Magazine
• Metal Ambidextrous Controls: Trigger, Magazine Release, Fire Selector, Bolt Catch, Charging Handle
  
• Metal Flip?Up Front and Rear Sights
• New E&C 2.0 V2 8mm Bearing Gearbox with Quick?Change Spring System
• Adjustable Hop?Up
• Powered by Compact Tamiya Li?Po Battery (Battery Compartment in Handguard; Optional PEQ Battery Box Can Be Mounted on Handguard)