Cyma CM136 Grach AEP Pistol (Black – CM136)

Key Features Modern Russian Sidearm: Replica of the MP-443 Grach- current Russian military service pistol. Reliable AEP System: Automatic Electric Pistol mechanism provides exceptional reliability and consistent performance in all temperatures, especially cold weather. Full Auto Capability: Semi-Automatic and Full-Automatic firing modes, Value Package: includes a Standard NiMH Battery and Charger Tactical Design: Modern, angular tactical profile with polymer frame Accessory Rail: Integrated 20mm Picatinny rail for mounting Capacity: Feeds from a high-capacity magazine holding approximately 30 rounds of 6mm BBs. ABS Polymer construction MOSFET Pre-installed – Great trigger response Electric blowback – Remarkably snappy and quick, nothing like EBB pistols of old! Functional slide lock – Slide locks back at the end of a magazine just like GBB Forward slide serrations – Easy to cock from the front or rear Manual safety on the left side – Right side safety catch is non-functional Unique adjustable HOP-up – Lock the slide back and turn the recoil rod to adjust Lanyard loop on the base of the grip The Cyma Grach AEP Pistol (CM136) The MP-443 Grach is the modern standard-issue sidearm for the Russian military, representing a crucial shift toward contemporary pistol design. The Cyma CM136 Grach AEP Pistol replica provides this unique aesthetic with the robust operational reliability of the Automatic Electric Pistol (AEP) system. This pistol is engineered specifically for players committed to modern loadouts. Authentic Russian Grach Aesthetic The Cyma Grach AEP Pistol meticulously replicates the distinctive, modern profile and angular features of the Yarygin PYa. This aesthetic fidelity is non-negotiable for authentic Russian Milsim impressions, offering a stark visual contrast to common Western sidearms. The pistol features a robust polymer frame and slide profile, maintaining the size and feel required for a dedicated duty pistol. Furthermore, the integrated 20mm Picatinny rail on the frame allows for the quick mounting of tactical accessories, enhancing its modern service appeal. AEP Reliability: The Cold-Weather Imperative The core mechanical principle of the Cyma Grach AEP Pistol makes it tactically superior to Gas Blowback systems in extreme climates. By operating on a fixed-slide electric mechanism, the pistol is completely immune to the debilitating cool-down effect and temperature sensitivity. This ensures flawless function and consistent FPS output, making the CM136 the mandatory choice for cold-weather skirmishing or Milsim events where reliability in harsh conditions is paramount. Full Auto Firepower and 30rd Mag A major functional advantage of the AEP platform is its ability to offer functional Semi-Automatic and Full-Automatic firing modes. This practical capability allows the user to switch instantly to full-auto, transforming the compact sidearm into a highly effective close-quarters machine pistol. Combined with the high-capacity 30-round magazine, the pistol provides essential suppressive capability in close encounters, allowing the user to maintain the tactical advantage. Consistent Performance and Low Maintenance The AEP system is inherently low-maintenance. Its sealed gearbox and fixed slide minimize the required cleaning and lubrication compared to gas systems, significantly reducing operational downtime. Value Package – Battery & Charger included The Cyma Grach AEP Pistol typically includes a Standard NiMH Battery and Charger, offering immediate operational readiness. This consistent, low-maintenance performance ensures the CM136 is always ready for duty. Its unique blend of authentic modern Russian aesthetics and all-weather electric performance makes it the definitive solution for any player. Internal Features and Performance The pistol is equipped with a MOSFET control system. This improves the trigger response and manages cycling, ensuring the gearbox completes a full cycle with every shot. Internal durability is enhanced by reinforced steel gears running on ball-bearing bushings, contributing significantly to the CM.136’s impressive cycle speed. Low resistance wiring is used throughout for optimal efficiency and battery life. A clever backup feature allows the pistol to be racked and used like a springer if the battery unexpectedly dies mid-game. Real-Steel Inspiration and Loadout The CM.136 is based on the real steel MP-443 Grach, a modern Russian service pistol utilized by the Russian armed forces and police. Although a lesser-seen platform, it has been featured in video games like Battlefield: Bad Company and Battlefield 3, making it an ideal and distinctive choice for a Russian-themed airsoft loadout. Slide and Sights The slide is made from durable ABS polymer and includes front and rear serrations to assist in cocking. It features standard, non-adjustable open iron sights, consistent with the combat sights found on real pistols. A low-profile mock hammer at the rear of the slide reduces the chance of snagging. The protruding brushed silver-coloured outer barrel, also ABS, adds visual contrast but is unthreaded. Unique Hop-Up and Realism A notable feature is the realistic chamber and ejection port, which locks open just like a GBB handgun. This provides access to the unique adjustable HOP-up unit. The HOP-up adjuster is cleverly integrated into the dummy recoil rod beneath the barrel, which is accessed when the slide is locked back. This design allows users to adjust BB backspin for maximum range and accuracy without compromising the pistol’s realism. Frame and Ergonomics The frame features a recurved, slightly enlarged trigger guard, designed to facilitate gloved use and provide an extra contact point for the reaction hand when using the “European grip.” The grip itself is an accurate match to the real MP-443 Grach, offering a comfortable ergonomic shape with linear gripping grooves. Controls The controls are similar to modern semi-automatic pistols. They include a slide-release catch on the left side that functions to drop the slide after a reload, mimicking a GBB pistol. The push-button magazine release is located on the left side of the grip. A manual safety catch, which locks the trigger, is situated just above the grip and is mirrored on the opposite side with a non-functional piece purely for aesthetics. Magazine and Power Source The magazine features a highly unique design. It holds 15 BBs and also contains the 11.1V LiPo battery that powers the CM.136. The battery can be recharged using the included USB charger via a charging port located on the baseplate. While spare magazines are not currently available, they are anticipated to be stocked once released.