Official video reference · 3:24
Silverback MDR-X: 3D overview
A visual introduction to the MDR-X platform. This is not a maintenance or operating procedure: the official video contains no spoken fitting, firing, or adjustment instructions.
What the official presentation states
- 70 cm overall length and 2.6 kg with magazine, without battery.
- 420 mm brass inner barrel with 6.05 mm bore; AEG type.
- G&P / A&K type SR-25 magazines; supplied with an 80-round polymer mid-cap.
- 10 mm bearing gearbox, partly proprietary; selected V2/V3 gears and piston may fit with slight modification.
- Electronic trigger/motor control, Deans (T-Plug), and 7.4 V or 11.1 V stick/AK-style Li-Po battery space.
Scope check. This 2020 presentation describes an early MDR-X specification. Confirm the specification of your exact rifle and current manual before purchasing parts or starting work.
Official video
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Viewing checklist
1. Identify the configuration.
Use the presentation to recognize the MDR-X layout, then compare it with your rifle.
Use the presentation to recognize the MDR-X layout, then compare it with your rifle.
2. Check current documentation.
Use the current Silverback manual and exploded views for any service work; do not infer a procedure from the animation.
Use the current Silverback manual and exploded views for any service work; do not infer a procedure from the animation.
3. Work safely.
Before handling the replica for service, remove the magazine, disconnect the battery and wear eye protection.
Before handling the replica for service, remove the magazine, disconnect the battery and wear eye protection.
FAQ
Does this video show how to disassemble the MDR-X?
No. It is a 3D product presentation, not a disassembly tutorial.
Which batteries does the presentation mention?
Stick/AK-style Li-Po batteries in 7.4 V or 11.1 V are stated in the official description.
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