Alexander got this other video he made for Airsoft-RUS and covers the Snow Wolf M82 Barrett. The Snow Wolf Barrett M82 airsoft rifle is a spring-powered replica of the iconic .50 caliber sniper rifle. It's made of a mix of metal and plastic, and has a 3-9x50 scope for long-range accuracy. With a muzzle velocity of 130 m/s and a magazine capacity of 100 BBs, it's a powerful and versatile airsoft gun.

Overview video by Strike Planet of the Snow Wolf SW-020CN-B2 AEG available at their store. The Snow Wolf SW-020-CN-B2(BK) is an airsoft machine gun that is based on the Austrian AUG Steyr rifle and the American Barrett M82 rifle. It is made of metal alloy, impact-resistant plastic and steel, and has a gearbox version 3.

A brief presentation by UK Airsoft of the Snow Wolf Thompson complete AEG they have in stock. The Snow Wolf M1A1 Thompson is an electric airsoft replica of the World War II veteran, boasting a full metal body and a high-quality polymer faux wood stock that feels great to grip. Despite the stock, grip, and handguard not being real wood, they feature texturing for an authentic feel. The Thompson comes with a 420-round hi-capacity magazine and a 2-point sling, enhancing its functionality and usability.

Another worth it video, this time from the Commander Shadow Lord as he shares his thoughts if the Snow Wolf Kar98K airsoft rifle is worth it. This airsoft rifle is a replica that is powered by a spring and uses bolt-action. After each shot, it needs to be reloaded manually. The internal barrel has a length of 485mm and a diameter of 6.04mm, while the hop-up unit is a standard VSR-10. The cylinder has a diameter of 22mm.

Gorky Team Bratva recommends Snow Wolf SVD Dragunov as a good base gun for those making DMR upgrades not based on M4s or similar. The Snow Wolf Dragunov SVD rifle is a spring powered replica of the historic Soviet marksman weapon used in many Cold War battles. It has a full metal construction with a realistic polymer stock and grip. It can fire semi-auto and has a 130-BB round metal magazine. It also has a rail for mounting a scope or an adapter.

Gorky Team Bratva, which reviews airsoft versions of Russian and Soviet weapons designs, goes over the Snow Wolf SW-09 which is based on the iconic PPSH-41. The Snow Wolf SW-09 boasts a sturdy construction with a steel receiver and other metal components, making it durable and damage-resistant. The SW-09 features an electric blowback system that mimics the movement of the bolt during firing. It has a wood stock further enhances its realism.

Mister Moro gets the large Snow Wolf Barrett M107A1 for this review for Hyperdouraku... "NOW WOLF's M82A1 series air cocking gun is a BARRETT FIREARMS officially licensed M107A1 engraved specification, equipped with a variable hop-up, and boasts a large capacity of 68 bullets.

The ballistic performance was also 30m, and it showed elasticity enough to easily hit the upper body of the man target.

Snow Wolf USCM M41A Pulse Rifle AEG, already an old horse in airsoft years, gets reviewed by the Model Gun House... "The M41A Pulse Rifle, which appeared in the movie 'Alien' and became a hit as a sci-fi weapon, is surprisingly difficult to find a product that was released as an electric gun. A few years ago, I got the electric pulse rifle of the heavy-duty SNOW WOLF, and I am enjoying the fun of firing it in full auto.

Playing the new Halo Infinite game makes you think you want an Halo M5AB airsoft gun? Watch Jeff The Kid talk about the Snow Wolf Halo MA5B AEG which has been in the market for some hears now... "In order to allow the audience to earn more about the gun I'm going to introduce today, I prepared a teaser video. The content is a bit long and ff the audience already know, they can skip directly to "05:42". For people who haven't played the game

The SteamGeezer and Son Independent Traders demonstrate how they did a mod to the Snow Wolf M41A AEG... "This is a new magazine baseplate for the Snow Wolf SW-11, the airsoft version of the iconic M41A Pulse Rifle from the Aliens film.

The supplied cover for the magazine well looks OK, but it's a separate piece and doesn't allow access to the spring tensioner on the magazine, so I knocked together a design very quickly in Tinkercad for a new baseplate that attaches to the magazine (no glue or anything needed - it just clips on to the magazine) and allows access to the winder.