Yamada Games introduces a new addition to his airsoft collection, a high-end gas blowback FAMAS from North East Airsoft. This model has officially become the most expensive item in his household, carrying a price tag of around 130,000 yen. He admits that when the Taiwanese manufacturer first contacted him, he was slightly suspicious it might be a scam, but he was pleasantly surprised when the large, guitar-case-sized package actually arrived at his door.

A closer look at the Northeast Airsoft FAMAS gas blowback bullpup rifle as done Explosive Enterprises... "A long-awaited bullpup from Northeast, whose gas blowback Uzi left some things to be desired but was incrementally improved. The FAMAS incorporates lessons learned and is certainly a high quality product, but has some oddities that are worth exploring."

Stupid Airsoft offers an in-depth look at the Northeast FAMAS, a gas blowback airsoft replica crafted with a combination of aluminum, steel, and fiber-reinforced polymer. Designed in a compact bullpup configuration, the FAMAS integrates a lengthy inner barrel that enhances accuracy without compromising maneuverability. It supports both full-auto and three-round burst fire modes, although the he notes that the burst function can be somewhat inconsistent.

Mach Sakai reviews the MN-23C Seburo electric airsoft gun from Moonnet, a model that has the Tokyo Marui FAMAS as base gun, and acquired from Hobby Shop Frontier. Inspired by the Ghost In The Shell weapon, this weighs 4.63kg and measures approximately 57cm in length, it features a distinctive handguard and a built-in safety mechanism, contributing to its unique design. In testing its performance, Sakai examines its accuracy and rate of fire using 0.2g BBs, recording a rate of fire of 13.1 rounds per second.

The FAMAS remains to be identified with the French military even if the HK416F has been adapted. Garand Thumb checks out the rifle which remains to be one of the better known bullpup rifles apart with the Steyr AUG... "Join us in this exciting video as we take an in-depth look at France's iconic service rifle, the FAMAS. We'll test its capabilities and discuss its history, design, and performance. Don't miss out on this comprehensive exploration of one of the most famous rifles in military history!"

Airsoft Mike got a series called "Forgotten AEGs" which perhaps he means about AEGs that are available in the airsoft market but are ignored due to newer designs. In this episode, it's about the Cybergun FAMAS F1 EVO. For airsoft veterans the FAMAS AEG is where the AEG revolution really started when it was introduced by Tokyo Marui in the 1992.

The first review by Timerzanov Airsoft for 2021 covers the FAMAS F1 EVO AEG from Cybergun... "Good morning all! AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021! Cock-a-doodle Doo! Today I offer you the review of the Famas F1 EVO from CYBERGUN. An AEG of a replica of our superb National Famas!

Matt and the Evike.com crew visit the Cybergun booth at the SHOT Show 2019 to find out more about the FAMAS AEG they have as well as other new products... "Wanna check out the newest and most realistic Airsoft FAMAS coming to market? Check out this video!"

The licensed Cybergun FAMAS F1 EVO AEG is in stock at Evike.com. This has a durable injection molded reinforced polymer body with integrated fold down bipod. It has ambidextrous selector switch and the Inline wired MOSFET allows for variable rate of fire and programmable burst fire. Other features are a full metal V1 gearbox, adjustable front and rear bipod, and lower accessory rail.

Who else would give a better review of the Cybergun FAMAS F1 EVO AEG than a frenchman in the form of Antre du Dingo Dingchavez? Watch the video below... "Not even a year ago, Cybergun released a FAMAS made of nylon fibre. Here is the new one, featuring adjustable velocity, MOSFET, 3-round burst and improved outer barrel. Let's have a look at it!"