In this L'Antre Du Dingo video, Ding unboxes and gives an initial overview of the King Arms VSS Vintorez AEG, which he purchased after searching for it for quite some time. The replica comes in a straightforward cardboard packaging with foam protection, containing a standard plastic high-capacity magazine, an internal barrel spacer for the battery, and a test sheet indicating a velocity between 106 and 110 meters per second.

The King Arms FAL airsoft rifle makes a comeback after twelve years, proving that some things never change, specifically, how difficult it is to load a magazine without risking a finger injury. The Guns Rocks crew find the rifle quite long, stretching over a meter, and features a sturdy metal body that keeps it from feeling like a toy.

Airsoft97 presents the EMG/King Arms Mk18 Mod1 Sport which they find to be remarkably portable, weighing in at a mere 1.65kg. It manages this feat by trading heavy metal for various types of plastic and nylon, including a resin buffer tube that feels more like a toy until you realize how much easier it is to carry for a whole day. Even though it is built with budget-friendly materials, the parts line up surprisingly straight, which is a nice change of pace for entry-level models.

In this unboxing video by Airsoft Mike, the King Arms M2 Paratrooper airsoft rifle arrives in a box so well-padded that it puts some luxury mattress packaging to shame. This gas blowback model features a real wood stock and a folding metal wire frame, designed to make any aspiring desk-bound paratrooper feel authentic.

Airsoft Mike takes a look at the King Arms Python "Evil" .357 Magnum, a CO2-powered airsoft revolver that looks like it belongs in the hands of a comic book hero. He notes its chunky, intimidating design and highlights the inclusion of realistic metal cartridges with silver tips, which he finds much better than the plastic versions often provided by other brands.

Mach Sakai reviews the King Arms AS VAL, a full-metal electric airsoft gun modeled after the specialized Russian assault rifle. The video details the physical build of the firearm, noting its weight of 2.6 kilograms and its integrated suppressor. Key external features are showcased, including the side-folding metal stock and the placement of the fire selector and safety lever.

Prime Mech Airsoft show an upgraded SIG MPX K, utilizing the King Arms base model for the build. This custom build features an internal overhaul, headlined by the integration of an ASTER II Bluetooth unit for advanced programming and trigger response. To ensure high-speed efficiency and reliability, the gearbox is equipped with a 28k brushless motor paired with 18:1 gears, resulting in a crisp and consistent firing cycle.

GM Tatico talk about the EMG King Arms AR-15 Gridlok Lite 15" AEG. They the rifle has excellent finish, detailed markings, and metal construction. The rifle comes with a 250-round high-capacity mid-cap magazine and metal sights. The specifications mention an FPS between 370 and 400 with a 0.20g BB, a weight of 3,240g, and a classic Version 2 gearbox. During a shooting test, the rifle achieved an FPS of 386 and 390.

Tine Airsoft unboxed and shared their initial thoughts on the King Arms MK18 Lite GBB rifle, highlighting its predominantly polymer construction which includes the handguard, receiver, pistol grip, and flip-up sights. This lightweight design, complemented by a metal outer barrel, stock pipe, and gas magazine, makes it ideal for improving speed and reducing fatigue during extended airsoft skirmishes.

Mach Sakai reviews the King Arms M79 grenade launcher, a gas gun that uses 40mm Moscart cartridges. He goes over the M79's features, including its adjustable sights, a handguard, and a trigger mechanism. The reviewer tests the M79's accuracy and power with 8mm BBs, a 24-round Moscart cartridge, and a 165-round Moscart cartridge, firing at targets placed at 5m, 9m, and 10m. Overall, he finds this M79 grenade launcher for airsoft use to be fun and powerful.