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SSR15 Electric Assault Rifle

For Germany: The 1.5 Joules is available in Semi Only with the official F-Mark

The SSR15 is your best companion in any Airsoft Game! Whether you are playing a long outdoor milsim or attending a fast paced CQB match - this rifle is always going to shine with its outstanding performance. Its rigid aluminum construction, incredibly fast trigger response and the highly accurate shots will give you the unfair advantage on the field. The SSR15 features:

Programmable Electronic Trigger Unit (Gate Titan Basic)
25 rounds per second with high-speed gears (16:1) with 11.1V
Highly accurate due to rotary chamber and Maple Leaf Hopup
6.02 precision inner barrel (380mm)
Large battery space in the PTS stock. Adjustable length. 830-910mm
Modern grip design by PTS
Reliable feeding + full mag indicator with PTS magazine (150 bbs)
Lightweight and strong. 2.7kg full aluminum construction.
Fast trigger response with high torque neodymium magnet motor
Ambidextrous controls and QD sling points
Comes in a hard shell gun case
Final assembly and QC done by our trusted partner Vega Force Company
Extensive video library with courses and guides.
Designed by passionate Airsoft players in Vienna, Austria.
Vienna-based Tech support team.

The battery is not included. You can find it HERE. Recommended Batteries and BBs:

1.4-1.6 Joules: 11.1V Battery & 0.28g BBs
0.9-1.2 Joules: 7.4V Battery & 0.28g BBs
<1 Joule: 7.4V Battery & 0.25g BBs

Do not store with pre-cocking engaged. Do not use 11.1V Batteries if your SSR15 has the 1.0 or 1.13 Joule Spring installed as it might cause damage to the internals. Shipping & Energy - Country Overview

The time has come we replace the SSR15 with the SSR4. The SSR4 offers new variants and options that you couldn't get with the SSR15. All that for a better price. For these reasons, we're not restocking the SSR15 anymore. But, of course, you will still be able to buy accessories and spare parts. Check out the SSR4!

Hi Everyone!

I'm is Geonox and just like you, I am addicted to airsoft. Airsoft enthusiasts know me for my airsoft reviews and gameplays which are very beginner friendly packed with little tips, tricks, and explanations for any technical term to help you get into this wonderful hobby.

I love the Novritsch Airsoft replicas for how they perform right out of the box. No need for teching or technical knowledge. It's a grab-and-go. Perfect for beginners and airsoft enthusiasts who want to spend more time playing instead of working on their replica.

My absolute go-to is the SSR15 with its snappy trigger response thanks to the Gate Titan and the high torque motor. The accuracy and range are remarkable due to the perfectly selected hop-up bucking and inner barrel. If you don't know some of the terms above, then this replica is for you. It has got it all installed and ready to go. No need to tinker.

When it comes to sniper replicas my go-to is the SSG10 A1. It has got the same range and accuracy as its other SSG10 siblings but it is minimalistic, lightweight, and the best value for money of the lot. I even made mine lighter and more compact by going with the short inner and outer barrel.

When it comes to my backup, I choose the SSE18 which is an automatic electric pistol. With so many nice gas blowback replicas this might come as a surprise to some. But I choose reliability over a cool-looking and nice feeling blowback. When my primary is out of ammo I need to be able to rely on my backup 100%. And the feared cooldown effect is certainly a reliability concern when playing in cold temperatures here in Germany. And of course, I love the 90 round hi-cap mags.

However, if I play pistol only at my local CQB field I choose the SSP1. It's aggressive, it's loud, it's fun. Run it with a 300 round drum mag and a tracer unit and you will be smiling all day.
A red dot is cool but sometimes you need an optic with zoom for that extra edge. Most optics have too much zoom starting at 3x and going up to 12x. But who needs a 12x zoom in airsoft? My preferred optic is the LPVO with an adjustable zoom from 1x to 4x. I run it at 2x and occasionally bump it up to 3x if required.