G&G Combat Machine CM16 Raider-L M4 Airsoft AEG Rifle Black Tested Working

G&G Combat Machine CM16 Raider-L electric airsoft rifle with semi-auto and full-auto firing modes.G&G’s CM16 Raider-L features a reinforced polymer/fiber receiver, metal Version 2 gearbox, metal outer barrel assembly, adjustable hop-up, adjustable stock and railed handguard for accessories.Functionality & Condition
Tested and working properly on both semi-auto and full-auto. The shooting video in the listing was taken during testing a few weeks ago, and I fired the rifle again on November 9, 2026, confirming it still works.There is one missing piece on the rear stock: the triangular plastic insert that normally sits behind the removable buttpad and helps enclose the battery compartment (G&G crane stock triangle).The buttpad itself is included and stays securely in place without this piece. The battery also remains in place during normal handling, including when the rifle is held upside down. The missing insert leaves openings near the rear of the stock, as shown in the photos, but has not affected firing or battery retention in my testing.The rifle has normal cosmetic wear from previous use, including visible scratches and scuffs. Please review the photos for its exact condition.Includes
- G&G CM16 Raider-L AEG rifle
- Magazine shown
- Tenergy 8.4V 1600mAh NiMH nunchuck battery with Mini Tamiya connector
- Compatible battery chargerExtras
I’m also including a few accessories I have left over from my airsoft collection at no additional charge:
- 3 airsoft BB speed loaders
- 1 partially used bottle of Valken Tactical 0.28g precision BBs (approximately 3/4 full)
- 1 partially used container of Crosman 0.12g BBs (approximately 3/4 full)The 0.12g BBs are intended for suitable lower-powered airsoft guns and are not recommended for use in this AEG. These are simply free extras I’m throwing in with the rifle, not items I’m charging extra for. If you’d prefer not to receive the speed loaders or BBs, just let me know and I’ll leave them out. The price remains the same either way.