Double Bell SCAR-H AEG Rifle in Full Desert Tan (807T)

Double Bell SCAR-H AEG Rifle in Full Desert Tan (807T)

Key Features
- Single-piece machined aluminium upper receiver for repeatable zero and solid feel 
- Full-length top rail plus M-LOK slots at 3/6/9 o’clock for modular accessory mounting 
- Tightbore 6.02±0.01mm inner barrel with adjustable hop-up for consistent groups 
- Folding, length-adjustable stock for quick transitions between CQB and open-field play 
- Robust metal gearbox (V2), 8mm bearings and rear wiring for easy upgrades 
- 300-round hi-cap magazine — sustained fire without constant reloading

Long-barrel SCAR power in desert tan — tuned for stability, built for tuneability.

Description.

The Double Bell SCAR-H 807T lands with a presence that matters on the field: balanced mass where you want it, metal where it makes a difference, and the longer 860mm stance that steadies follow-up shots. This is an airsoft rifle that reads like a tool first and a toy second — a practical, playable platform for mil-sim, designated marksman leanings, or anyone who favours a credible SCAR profile with aftermarket potential.

Mechanically, it is an electric rifle designed around a V2 gearbox and a single-piece machined aluminium upper that anchors the barrel and rail to a reliable datum. Saying that matters: when you mount optics and dial zero, the aluminium upper resists the wobble that cheap two-piece receivers introduce. The lower is nylon-reinforced polymer — it cuts weight and keeps shoulder balance friendly without sacrificing durability under game stress.

At 860mm overall and roughly 3100g, the 807T occupies the long-barrel role in the SCAR family. The inner barrel measures 340mm and holds a 6.02±0.01mm bore — a tightbore spec that reduces spread and gives you more usable range with heavier BBs. With the adjustable hop-up dialled correctly, expect tighter groups and a flatter trajectory at mid-ranges; 0.28–0.30g BBs are the practical choice for outdoor play if you want retained energy and wind resistance.

Externally the rifle reads very much as you’d expect from a SCAR-style platform. The top Picatinny rail runs almost the full length of the receiver, giving freedom for optics, offset sights and long mounts. The M-LOK slots at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock let you add lights, lasers, rail sections, or a slender bipod without covering the whole handguard in bulk. Controls sit where your hands expect them: ambidextrous-friendly selector, easy-to-reach mag release and a sculpted charging handle that looks right and functions under gloves.

Factory power claims sit around 350fps with 0.20g BBs, which makes the 807T sensible for many outdoor skirmish fields. Keep in mind chrono readings depend on BB weight and environmental conditions; pushing heavier ammunition and tuning the hop yields practical increases in hit probability at range without needing extreme spring swaps. The 14mm CCW barrel thread means tracer units and suppressor-style barrels are straightforward to fit if you want a compact flash hider removed for CQB or a tracer for night games.

Internally the 807T is friendly to both casual players and techs. The V2 gearbox is a well-known architecture; that means parts are widely available and upgrade pathways are predictable. The gearbox shell is metal and rides on 8mm bearings, which helps longevity if you run higher-cycle setups. Rear wiring keeps the handguard tidy, and the mini Tamiya / small plug suite is compatible with the common 11.1v LiPo the spec recommends — use a quality lipo and a basic battery care routine and you’ll see consistent cycles and crisp trigger feel.

Feeding is handled by a 300-round hi-cap magazine in the box, compatible with SCAR-H pattern magazines. That gives you enough rounds to cover objectives or suppress while a teammate manoeuvres. If you prefer realism and a different reload cadence, swapping to mid-caps transforms drill training and force-on-force reload rhythm without altering core performance. The magazine sits positively and the release is predictable under stress — small ergonomic wins that add up in a game.

How this rifle behaves in play depends on your setup. In urban maps it’s manageable thanks to the folding stock: collapse it, shoulder fast, move through doors. On open fields the longer barrel and tightbore reward careful shooting: single shots stitched together hold on target at 30–50 metres if conditions cooperate. That’s why the 807T cross-fits nicely as an assault rifle for a marksman who also wants utility, or for a primary weapon that can stretch to longer shots without feeling compromised.

Upgrade potential is straightforward. The common V2 internals let you fit a better bucking, a precision hop unit, or a tighter bore barrel easily. If trigger responsiveness or battery longevity matter, a MOSFET or EFCS is a worthwhile addition; they protect contacts and improve switch timing. For players who pursue range, a heavier BB plus a quality tightbore and a mild spring change makes the biggest practical difference before you chase exotic parts.

The stock offers a solid cheek weld and adjusts in length without play; the whole rifle feels like it will tolerate the knocks and tumbles of regular play. That tactile solidity, combined with easy access to common upgrades, is why many players prefer SCAR-pattern AEGs for a dependable baseline that grows with them.

Other Great Features are,

Long 860mm profile with 340mm tightbore for stable follow-ups 
M-LOK handguard for clean accessory fitment 
Robust metal gearbox and 8mm bearings for upgradeable internals 
14mm CCW muzzle thread for tracers and short muzzle devices

In the box:

- The rifle.
- Magazine x1 (300 round hi-cap).
- Basic manual.
- Note: Batteries and charger are not included.

Specifications

Type : AEG (Airsoft AEG / electric rifle)
Length : 860 mm
Weight : 3100 g
Velocity(Fps) : ~350 fps with .20 g BBs (factory spec) — chrono varies with BB weight
Inner Barrel Length : 340 mm
Inner Barrel Diameter : 6.02 ± 0.01 mm (tightbore)
Material : Metal (single-piece machined aluminium upper) + Nylon reinforced polymer lower
Fire Mode : Safe / Semi / Full Auto
Magazine : 300 Rounds (Hi-Cap Magazine) — accepts .308/7.62 SCAR-H pattern mags
Battery : 11.1v LiPo recommended (battery not included)
Hop-Up : Adjustable
Gearbox Type : V2 gearbox, metal shell, rear wired
Bearing Diameter : 8 mm
Gearbox Material : Metal
Plug Type : Mini Tamiya / small Tamiya compatible
Barrel Thread Type : 14 mm CCW

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