Jaeger Precision does a detailed comparison between two GBB rifles, the Double Eagle Ghetto Blaster and the Salvo Precision MCX, aiming to guide potential buyers. Both MWS-based gas blowback rifles perform similarly in terms of barrel and hop-up, and accept the same magazines. Key differentiating factors include aesthetics, compactness (with the Ghetto Blaster being inherently shorter and MCX models offering folding stocks), and blowback action. The Ghetto Blaster features a heavier, more traditional MWS-style recoil, while the MCX series, with its shortened bolt, provides a snappier feel and faster rate of fire but less kick.

According to him, the Ghetto Blaster shines in its versatility, being highly compatible with off-the-shelf MWS aftermarket parts, and offers a more convenient bolt release. Both rifles are presented as excellent, modern alternatives to standard Tokyo Marui MWS rifles, especially given the latter's increasing prices. Ultimately, the choice between them largely boils down to personal preference regarding aesthetics and the desired feel of the blowback, as their performance is quite comparable.