In this episode of "Ask Demeura" of Mokei Paddock, they have crew discussing the differences between high-end airsoft models like the PTW (Training Weapon), DAS, and ATOM, while comparing them to Tokyo Marui’s newer EVOLT. The speakers describe the PTW and DAS as the luxury cars of the airsoft world—think Ferraris and Aston Martins—designed for enthusiasts who value realistic parts and specific trigger feels.

Simo GBB takes a look at the SYSTEMA PTW INFINITY, a high-end professional training weapon (PTW) that apparently costs about as much as a used small car. The total setup, including the internal components and the base body, reportedly hits the 400,000 yen mark. While that price tag might make your wallet weep, the participants note that it is a common sight among dedicated airsoft players who value realism and precise specifications.

In this collaboration with BLKFOX, Passive Shoot goes on a quest to build a high-end training weapon, specifically a Systema PTW (Professional Training Weapon), often referred to as a "Trepon" in Japan. After a long period of flirting with gas blowback rifles and MP5s, he felt it was finally time to dust off a lone lower receiver and give it a purpose in life.

Mach Sakai reviews the SYSTEMA Training Weapon (PTW) M4A1, a high-end electric airsoft gun in terms of pricing and features. He examines the external build quality, noting its rigid construction and realistic dimensions. He explores features such as the adjustable hop-up, the functional selector switch, and the slim grip that houses the motor.

Vice President's Sabarunrun got this video of the PTW & DAS Exchange Meeting 4 featuring Lilly Tactical. They guide viewers through this owner's event dedicated to Professional Training Weapons and GBLS DAS airsoft guns. The gathering features activities such as a custom rifle beauty contest, moving target shooting competitions, and precision accuracy challenges.

In this Hyperdouraku video, Mister Moro checks the Systema PTW Infinity KAC SR-16 E3 Mod2 when he visited Tokyo Move and shares his first impressions. The Systema Infinity, equipped with a high-efficiency small brushless motor and double sector gear, claims to deliver an unparalleled trigger response. Controlled by a powerful CPU, this system ensures a shooting experience that closely mimics a real firearm, especially in full auto mode.

Okazu tests the Systema PTW, a premium electric airsoft gun that uses the S.COM Reborn PTW Brushless Motor for its gearbox. This motor delivers an astounding performance, reaching 43,000 RPM in a mere 0.005 seconds. It outperforms traditional brush motors in various aspects, such as speed, responsiveness, power, as well as thermal efficiency, durability, smoothness, and quietness.

Mach Sakai conducted a comprehensive review of the Custom SYSTEMA PTW Infinity Speed Star. The review, titled "PTW Infinity SpeedStar Digest," covered various aspects of the product. The overall length and weight of the gun were discussed, along with its carbon outer barrel and XT-6 handguard. The gun's engraving was noted, and the magazine's tendency to fall due to its own weight was questioned. The trigger pull was evaluated, followed by a live firing of the PTW Speedster.

Mach Sakai takes a look at the PTW CQB-R from Systema Engineering, the company that is well known for its most realistic AEG for training purposes until new generation AEGs from competitors such as Tokyo Marui and GBLS came in. Is it still one of the most desired airsoft training weapons? Check the video out.

A good look at the Systema PTW Infinity NBORDE XM177E2 Complete Model by Mister Moro, in this Hyperdouraku review... "A video review of ystema PTW Infinity, a complete model that incorporates NBORDE's custom receiver for PTW, XM177E2. The large flash hider is a major feature of the XM177E2. The barrel is 11.5 inches. It was used in the Vietnam War as a precursor to carbines for US special forces such as SEALs and Green Berets."