At first glance this looks like an M16, but this custom gun made from G&P at War 4 Toys International has been kitted out with Magpul accessories inTan colour, iincluding the Magpul PRS stock. This is looking more of a DMR item to us, just remove the carry handle and put on a ACOG sight, or a rifle scope with stronger magnification. All yours for US$370.

And why'd we miss this? Damn! If we're not aware of this, then many are still not. So why not check this Magpul Hotshots 2010 Calendar all for Charity. It's still no too late.. "Born from a collaboration between Magpul Industries Corp. in the US and Edgar Brothers in the UK, Hot Shots 2010 aims to raise money and awareness for war veterans.

The Magpul PTS FPG (Folding Pocket Gun) for the KSC/KWA Glock 18c gas blowback pistols is now available at eHobby Asia for US$260. Good for collectors and those who prefer to transport their airsoft handguns in a novel way and be ready to play in CQB games in an instant. This will also convert your KSC/KWA G18c into an SMG provided that you get the long magazines to give yourself more ammo and be at par in exchanging bbs with those who use the regular AEGs or GBB-Rs.

This time this custom gun made by eHobby Asia is based on King Arms, not G&P and kitted with some nice goodies from Magpul PTS that may take your fancy. It has a functional bolt lock system with the King Arms M4A1 full metal M4 carbine with colt markings. It is kitted with the Magpul PTS UBR stock, and MOE front kit, MBUS rear sight, trigger guard, Hi-cap magazine, and it is in the dark earth colour. Good pricing for a custom work like this for US$350.

Another custom AEG based on the G&P Defender AEG, kitted by eHobby Asia with Magpul PTS furniture in foliage green colour. This will set you back by US$400. More custom guns to come from them soon... "1/1 Scale High Performance Assembled Electric Powered Airsoft AEG. Full Metal Aluminium Diecasting Body Custom Airsoft Electric Gun (AEG) from G&P consolidated gearbox and internal custom parts. Ready to go for 350FPS without modification.

Another one from eHobby Asia with this custom G&P AEG laden-with Magpul furniture. Now if you can just find enough cash to collect all these Magpul-G&P custom AEGs to turn your mates green with envy. As always, it is a 1/1 Scale High Performance Assembled Electric Powered Airsoft AEG with full Metal Aluminium Diecasting Body (MAGPUL Type / LIMITED EDITION).­

Another custom gun made of Magpul furniture with a G&P M16 AEG as a base gun which you can get at eHobby Asia for US$420. This is reasonably priced as far as we are concerned, though the pricing does not include shipping costs yet... "This is a 1/1 Scale High Performance Assembled Electric Powered Airsoft AEG. It has Full Metal Aluminium Diecasting Body (USMC Marine Type) and the Custom Airsoft Electric Gun (AEG) from G&P consolidated gearbox and internal custom parts.

As Magpul parts and accessories help in pull sales, eHobby Asia has this Magpul M4 Troy UBR AEG which is based on G&P with three colours to choose from. This is a limited edition release which you can have for US$510. Pulled from various G&P gearbox and custom parts, the externals have some of the Magpul furniture that you may just like, especially if you dig the UBR stock which can now be fitted to airsoft guns.

It will be a little bit slower to put some news for a week or two as the Far East guys will be celebrating the Chinese New Year. For the meantime check this new item at RedWolf Airsoft and is available in black or dark earth colouts... "The Airsoft version of Magpul's Billet Lower Receiver, with a standard styled upper receiver is now available for the WE M4 Gas Blowback series. With Magpul's very own trademarks and a unique serial number machine stamped into the body.

Dom, and I have been exchanging banter about Magpul getting into other areas with a motorycle called Mapgul Ronin that was shown during the Shot Show 2010. Now, they have a Magpul iPhone case which you can get at Landwarrior Airsoft. What's next? A Magpul Juice Drink? Not a far-fetched idea, don't you think?