Perun Mosfet for M14 by Tokyo Marui/CYMA

Perun for M14 (Tokyo Marui/CYMA) replaces stock trigger block with our own housing that includes integrated Clicker and Perun electronic board. It introduces magnetic trigger detection and optical selector and sector gear detection for most reliable operation and impressive trigger response. Built-in adjustable Clicker allows to set the trigger exactly according to your preferences in terms of pretravel, overtravel and trigger break force.

Programming of all the settings is done solely by selector and trigger. That allows changing the settings in any moment, in a matter of seconds, even under enemy fire. All settings are set independently for each selector position, so you can program the mosfet exactly the way you want, for example semi on semi and binary trigger on auto.

Perun for M14 works without problems with any battery from 7 V to 17 V. It can also be used with most extreme setups.

Adjustable integrated Clicker  – Simulating trigger of a real firearm, built-in Clicker requires certain force to be placed on the trigger to “break” it, before a shot can be fire. This force can be set to user’s preferences, also including reducing it to zero. Pretravel (the leeway before the break is met) and overtravel (distance that trigger can travel when it is pulled all the way back) can also be adjusted.

Adjustable trigger sensitivity – The trigger can be set to 8 sensitivity levels for both first and second trigger stage, ranging from short pull needed to fire a shot, to a long one. No modification to the trigger or the gearbox is needed, and the trigger sensitivity change is possible even in the field.

Active brake – active brake stops the motor after each shot preventing spring compression or in case of replicas with high rate of fire, overspin (double shot problem).

Precocking – Fast trigger response can be a matter of victory or defeat, especially in CQB situations. With precocking enabled, piston will remain in rear position after each shot with the spring already compressed, ensuring that next shot will be fired immediately after you pull the trigger. To release the spring after using precocking, pull the trigger and hold it for 2 seconds, after which a second shot will be fired, this time with no precocking and fully braked.