The Arsenal SAM7SF-84EFDEM SAM7SF 84E is a premier choice for firearm enthusiasts seeking a reliable and versatile rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. This black rifle is meticulously crafted to deliver exceptional performance and durability, making it an ideal option for both tactical applications and recreational shooting. Featuring a robust 16.33-inch barrel, the SAM7SF 84E ensures optimal accuracy and range, while its 10-round capacity offers ample firepower for various scenarios. The rifle's folding stock design enhances portability and storage convenience, making it a practical choice for those on the move. Complementing its sleek black receiver, the firearm is equipped with an FDE polymer grip and handguard, providing a comfortable and secure hold during operation. The inclusion of a muzzle brake significantly reduces recoil, allowing for more controlled and precise shooting. One of the standout features of the Arsenal SAM7SF is its ambidextrous safety, catering to both left and right-handed users, thereby enhancing its versatility and user-friendliness. The adjustable sights ensure that shooters can easily fine-tune their aim for improved accuracy, while the enhanced fire control group (FCG) offers a smoother and more responsive trigger pull, elevating the overall shooting experience. With its combination of advanced features and robust construction, the Arsenal SAM7SF-84EFDEM is designed to meet the demands of discerning shooters who prioritize performance and reliability. Whether you're engaging in target practice or tactical training, this rifle's superior craftsmanship and thoughtful design make it a standout choice in the 7.62x39mm category. The Arsenal brand is renowned for its commitment to quality and innovation, and the SAM7SF 84E is a testament to their expertise in firearm manufacturing. With a UPC of 810054133018 and MPN SAM7SF-84EFDEM, this rifle is easily identifiable for those seeking a top-tier firearm that seamlessly blends functionality with style.
SKU:
159830
UPC:
810054133018
MPN:
SAM7SF-84EFDEM