The Etha3 offers players an electronic marker platform that takes everything great about its predecessor a step further. It's sleek approach to ergonomics, coupled with some notable upgrades takes the Etha platform into a new competitive realm. Its quick-release bolt assembly makes a huge difference to accessibility and maintenance on, or off the field. The aluminum low-rise feedneck reduces the overall height of the marker for a tighter, more compact player profile. And the new aluminum blade trigger brings a sharpness and responsiveness only found on more expensive marker platforms.

Etha3 Features

• Low-rise aluminum clamping feed-neck
• Quick-release back cap
• Tool-less bolt removal
• Aluminum adjustable blade trigger
• 14.5" 2-piece Shaft 5 barrel - Cocker fast threads
• Integrated SL4 inline regulator
• Powered by the Gamma Core spool valve drivetrain
• Valve chamber shut-off and breech sensing drivetrain
• GRN composite outer body
• Aircraft-Grade Aluminum inner body core
• Single-piece GRN frame and foregrip
• Hose-less air transfer system
• Push On Purge System (POPS) ASA assembly
• Lock n' load 9V battery system
• Pre Program Firing Modes
• Tool-less grip access/removal
• Wire-less frame to body connectivity
• Ambidextrous LED status indicator
• DefTek offset feed

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