Classic Army M15A4 CQB Compact SEAL AEG
The Classic Army M15A4 CQB Compact SEAL was designed as an adaptation to the standard US infantry rifle. Built for easy use in less than ideal conditions, the airsoft edition is no different. The Close Quarters Battle Compact SEAL incorporates a few extras that the original model did not enjoy. The barrel has been shortened to 8.5 inches and a one-piece 4 inch RIS unit replaced the handguard, the triangle front sight was also removed and replaced with a tri-rail gas block and a removable front sight. In addition the buttstock was removed and replaced with a telescoping crane-style stock and the carry handle was completely removed and a flip-up rear sight took its place leaving the rest of the rail open for mounting numerous optic options. The internal components have been factory upgraded and consist of a hardened steel gear set, upgraded spring, hi speed/hi torque motor, and 7mm bearings. The upper receiver, lower receiver, barrel assembly, and RIS unit are all high quality and durable metal. As with all Classic Army M15 series rifles, the lower receiver is stamped with a licensed ArmaLite trademark. The included high capacity magazine holds 300 rounds, but there are numerous replacement magazines that can hold 450 rounds or more. The battery compartment is in the crane stock of the rifle and is somewhat difficult to install the first couple of times. The step-by-step instructions are listed in the Tech Specs section. Airsoft players love this AEG and recommend getting a screw on barrel extension and then installing a longer barrel for increased accuracy.

• Crane Stock Battery Installation Instructions:
• 1. Pull out on the stock extension lever and remove the stock from the buffer tube.
• 2. Pinch the two tabs located on the stock plate and separate the plate from the crane stock itself. (This may be difficult when the gun is new, as the tabs are stiff)
• 3. On the rifle side of the crane stock, twist and remove the two caps noting which side each came from. (They install properly only one way)
• 4. Load the two long sticks of the crane battery wire end first into the two tubes and then reinstall the two caps. (Line the wires up with the channels cut into the tubes)
• 5. Take the single cell portion of the battery and load it into the buffer tube opening keeping the male tamiya connector available on the side.
• 6. Plug the two connectors together and reinstall the crane stock onto the buffer tube.
• 7. Notice that the wires are now visible in the small square cut into the back of the crane stock where the plate would be, installing the battery this way means that you can charge the battery without removing the stock next time.
• 8. Reinstall the butt plate without pinching the wires.
• 9. When the battery is installed correctly this way, you will be able to completely collapse and extend the stock without any problems!