Hiro Airsoft presents the 2026 gas blowback (GBB) airsoft pistol lineup from Rossi. He introduces several models, including a Glock-style Striker variant with fiber optic sights, a Beretta M9A4 featuring a functional trigger safety, a shiny chrome P226 Silver, a uniquely designed split-slide Raptor, and a classic 1911 Silver adorned with wooden grips. Each piece arrives with standard compliance features alongside spare nozzles and seals to keep things running smoothly.

A particularly notable mention goes to the White Shadow model, jokingly compared to a Power Ranger accessory due to its striking color scheme. This model stands out for its heavier build and a specialized mount that allows for the straightforward installation of a red dot sight. To keep the mood light, Hiro Airsoftalso jokes around with a comically oversized "sniper" pistol found at the shop, pretending it can reach targets hundreds of meters away before admitting it is just for laughs.

The second half of the demonstration transitions into practical testing, where he runs the pistols through a chronograph to measure their firing velocity using standard 0.20-gram BBs. The models show varying power outputs, with the Raptor and Shadow clocking in at higher velocities while the 1911 yields a lighter impact. Unadjusted target practice on a wooden board reveals decent out-of-the-box groupings, though he says that heavy BBs and fine-tuning would yield more consistent accuracy.