BZ Tactical gives an overview of the The EMG Toxicant Strike Industries KP9 GBB that uses a cloned version of the reliable MWS system. It arrives fully dressed in officially licensed Strike Industries parts, including a sturdy stock and a sleek handguard, so you don’t have to spend your weekend tinkering with external upgrades. The receiver is made of stamped steel, giving it a realistic weight that makes it feel less like a toy and more like something you’d actually want to carry into a simulated battle.

On the inside, the rifle features a gas-efficient engine designed to handle cooler weather without throwing a tantrum. It includes a pre-installed adjustable velocity system and a user-friendly hop-up that doesn't require a degree in engineering to operate. While it offers impressive consistency during firing, the recoil is more of a polite nudge than a shoulder-bruising kick, making it a solid choice for those who value hitting their target over feeling like they’ve just survived a minor explosion.

However, owning this rare piece of kit comes with a few quirks that might test your patience. The proprietary magazines are currently as hard to find as a quiet spot at an airsoft event, and loading them is a manual labor of love since standard speed loaders seem to find the mag opening far too narrow. If you enjoy hand-loading BBs one by one while your friends are already halfway through the game, this might be the perfect companion for your next outing.