Arcturus C.A.T. AR-15 Explorer

The split-style gearbox allows you to access the internal components much faster than a traditional V2 gearbox. This makes routine maintenance, spring changes, and upgrades significantly easier and less time-consuming.

No, the mechanical pre-cocking system is built directly into the sector gear. It provides a snappier trigger response without the need for complex electronic programming or external MOSFET adjustments.

The rifle is designed for use with LiPo batteries, specifically those with a T-Plug (Deans) connector. We recommend a 7.4V or 11.1V LiPo to get the best performance out of the high-torque motor and MOSFET system.

Yes, the handguard features a standard M-LOK interface, allowing you to attach compatible grips, lights, lasers, and other tactical accessories. It also includes a 1913 Picatinny interface on the stock for further modularity.

Yes, the rifle uses a precision rotary hop-up unit. This style is generally preferred over traditional dial or lever types because it holds its setting more securely and allows for finer, more consistent adjustments.

The rifle weighs 5.18 lbs, which strikes a good balance between durability and maneuverability. Its aluminum and fiber polymer construction keeps it light enough for all-day play without sacrificing the solid feel you want in a primary AEG.