Acetech, a manufacturer known for illuminators and various accessories, has prepared a diverse range of products for this year's IWA fair.
One of the products that has already appeared in our news was a grenade launcher and an illuminator in one, namely the Vulcano grenade launcher (Acetech Volcano - a grenade launcher with a BB tracer function). Acetech has prepared a more tactical version in the form of a standalone unit with a full range of accessories.
Another presented design was a conversion kit of the FMG 9. The replica is based on the Poseidon pistol design. Known for producing illuminators, Acetech also showcased its craftsmanship here by creating the Agent illuminator, which fits into this compact design. It retains the ability to illuminate both red and green BBs, as well as simulate muzzle flash and offer intelligent modes.
Another interesting accessory is the intelligent target system for zeroing sights and testing accuracy, called Alignmentor. The system is described around 4 sensors that detect the sound of a BB hitting the target and send data to an app via Wifi. Power can be supplied through a USB-C port or an internal battery. The system was tested with a replica shooting at 2J muzzle energy and was able to withstand such hits.
The Alignmentor target system is not available yet, and the announced price is 200 USD.
The Archwick USW-G17 conversion kit also received a few additions. A smaller one is an enlarged stock butt plate, and the other is a new illuminator module called Drumfire. The main distinguishing feature is the visual design and the simulation of muzzle flash which is projected sideways.
Arguably the most useful product in any player’s arsenal could be a speedloader. In the era of smart products, the automatic loader certainly fits this trend and was the main highlight of our visit to the Acetech booth.
The speedloader offers 4 programming options for the number of BBs to load, control via a dial, and an integrated display. On top, you'll find a nozzle for loading and unloading BBs, a flap for pouring them inside, and a handle for carrying the speedloader.
In addition to regular AEG magazines, it can also load a wide range of gas-powered magazines thanks to numerous adapters. Power can come from a LiPo pack or mains power, and it is capable of loading BBs at a rate of 25 to 30 BBs per second. The product is already available in stores, priced around 400 USD.
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