The Limited Edition Marksman K1A GBB, a Taiwanese-made airsoft rifle, was showcased at the Action! Airsoft Online booth during the MOA Exhibition Taiwan 2024. This gas blowback rifle boasts a retractable stock, weighing 2915g unloaded, and features a 275mm inner barrel. It accommodates 30-round 6mm BB magazines and offers adjustable hop-up, semi-auto, full-auto, and 3-round burst firing modes. Constructed from a mix of aluminum, steel, alloy, nylon, and rubber, this airsoft gun is powered by HFC134a gas.

The Marksman IX GBB was also on display and it is an AR9/9mm PCC-style airsoft gun featuring a V-system and a host of premium components. Its steel flash hider (14mm CCW) complements the integrated CNC aluminum outer barrel and CNC aluminum 7.5" M-LOK handguard. The gun incorporates steel magazine release and bolt lock lever, as well as steel hammer and sear. The CNC aluminum bolt carrier ensures smooth operation, while the adjustable magazine well system offers versatility. The one-piece buffer tube and five-stage retractable stock provide customizable comfort, and the gun comes with a 50-round G-style gas magazine.

Another Marksman product is the Battle Arms Xiphos 9 PCC licensed by RWA and it is a premium-looking pistol caliber carbine that accepts Glock magazines. Its billet CNC construction and real furniture give it a high-end aesthetic, while its manual of arms is a faithful replica of iconic firearms.

One that is getting the attention of airsofters is the Marksman Colt R0633 9mm SMG, based on the VFC gas blowback system. This is said to be the Department of Energy model used to guard US nuclear power plants.

Back to South Korean rifles, the Marksman K2 GBB was also at the booth this is based on K2 assault rifle that is the standard service rifle of the South Korean military. Developed by the Agency for Defense Development and manufactured by SNT Motiv and Dasan Machineries, the gas-operated K2 fires 5.56×45mm NATO or .223 Remington ammunition. Adopted in 1985, it replaced the M16A1.