Fragger

Model Description

According to the GoatGuns history page, Fragger was one of the first originally sold models, even releasing before the black model Pumped. This limited edition model is colored with a hydro film digital desert paint job on the main plastic body section and front grip. Unlike later models the digital pattern is quite large and may be closer to a full-scale print. The camouflage appears to only be three different colors with a light tan on one end an almost cardboard colored brown on the other and one more color that falls somewhere between the two, the remaining components including the stock padding are all black.

This model came out in the early days of GoatGuns when they labeled the stands. On one side of the stand it says FRAGGER and the other it says GOATGUN, both in a metallic silver color.

The magazine is removable and the three dunny rounds that it comes with fit inside it. The designers over at GoatGuns did mess this one up a little bit though, the top of the magazine where the edges come together to hold the rounds in was put at the front of the mag instead of the rear where is should be, though it is only noticeable while the mag is out. The magazine is diecast meta, so it doesn't get the iconic translucent polymer, but it still looks great, and it is our opinion that the AUG model magazines are one of the most satisfying to change out.

As far as the rest of the model, the front grip does pivot, but won't go parallel to the barrel. The charging handle and be pulled back and locked open but the model doesn't have the blanking plate for one of the ejection ports so you can look straight through it, this model also doesn't have shell ejection. The trigger can be pulled, and it has a smooth action to it. There is also a single button to release the barrel from the receiver, a true feature of the AUG. There is a Picatinny rail on top, but it isn't quite sized right for some of the optics GoatGuns offers.