It takes 6 AA batteries and polarity DOES matter.

The nose of the frame has a swing-up door that exposes the battery compartment. The right-hand side contains the three position ROF selector (300, 450 & 600 RPM). Also on the left-hand side is the three position fire selector (single shot, 3RB and 6RB). A red LED in a left sidewell illuminates to indicate that the gun is ready to fire. The first is a left-hand side mounted power switch which is basically an electronic safety. This gun contains three switch selectors. All this came carefully packed and wrapped in the Baikal factory box which was, in turn, bubble wrapped and sent in a Express mail box. In addition to the tactical parts, you get a couple of CO2 cartridges, a bag of spare seals, a bag of BBs, a rapid loader for the magazine, a detachable stock, a stock extension (for adults) and an owner's manual. Also included is a fairly flimsy but operational Rusky red dot sight. Another thoughtful modification was the inclusion of a 1/2x28 threaded barrel end (complete with a thread protector) plus a screw-on flash hider. A picatinny accessory rail has been attached on the bottom of the gun to accept accessories such as the included foregrip. Most notably the yellow parts have been blackened to match nearly perfectly with the original black pieces on the stock gun. As you can see from the first picture, the standard-out-of-box version looks like a banana gone bad. In fact, he has not been told that I am doing this review.)Ĭlearly he has some time and labor in these things. Note that I have no relationship with the seller. So when fellow member IMINI () offered this last of his batch of tactical DROZD BB pistols, I sprung for what I hoped would be a fun basement toy. Who isn't really? Anyhow, I live in an urbanized area and shooting the Uzi (even suppressed) in the house is definitely not going to happen if I want to stay married and out of the poke.

Drozd blackbird barrel damage