A nice gun, in great condition, comes with an extra AEG spring for increasing FPS to DMR (about 450, could be higher though) 2 mid-cap waffle mags that fit perfect with no wobble. 

Includes:
2 mid cap mags
1 DMR spring (think its an M110 or an M120)
I can include the rubber grip sleeve if you want it (took it off a while back) but its split and on its last legs.
One spare plastic hop-up SR47 unit. Can't guarantee it fits, but it looks like a close match to CYMA's version. Nothing wrong with the current one though. Just bought it out of paranoia.

Does NOT include:
Does not include the hard case.
Does not include the foregrip in one pic.
Does not include any MLOK picatinny rails.
Does not include any QD sling loops. Unfortunately I still need those.

Does not include a flashhider! I don't know where the original went. I'm happy to 3D print a discrete black thread cap to keep it covered. I can also print you a short suppressor or flash hider instead if you like. If you want anything more specialised just let me know and I'll probably be able to do it for £5-£15 extra depending what it is. 
 

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A bit about the pew pew:
Bought new as a lightweight DMR project but ended up impulse buying a Silverback Tac-41 and naturally I've bought a million other RIFs since so its time to shift some.

Has a quick change spring gearbox wired to deans connector, like an actual quick change system too. Just requires a screwdriver. Not one of these stupid 'quick-change-but-you-still-have-to-split-the-receivers-and-remove-the-grip-and-motor-from-the-gun' systems that certain manufacturers like to use.

Full polymer body makes it very lightweight and its super nice to hold; no creaks or flex anywhere. I'd rank it just below G&G for their legendary polymer Combat Machine build quality. Stock tube is solid metal with no flex.

Comes with a basic Mosfet built in (probably wouldn't recommend 11.1v tho. Stick to 7.4 or NiMhs) Trigger response is very nice for £150 gun.

Overall range and accuracy is great for such an affordable gun - its comparable to Cyma's CM.04x series of AK's I've owned in the past.

I only have two gripes with the gun personally:
1. The tang for the buffer tube built into the lower receiver is also polymer - while it does its job fine it does mean it might go bye bye if you end up slamming this thing full force at the tail end into a tree or take a tumble down the stairs with it.
2. The hop up unit is polymer, and metal replacements are hard to come by.

Postage is £15.