A detailed look by Mach Sakai at the Western Arms Hogue National Match Long Slide, a gas blowback airsoft pistol that represents a classic era of competition firearms. He starts by examining its substantial weight, which exceeds one kilogram, and highlights the smooth operation of its silver frame and long slide. Details like the Bo-Mar sights and various Colt markings add to the realistic feel of this vintage-style custom 1911.

LaiLai Factory unboxes a Western Arms V16 Long Slide airsoft pistol, a purchase inspired by a case of love at first sight after seeing images online. To show proper respect for such a high-end item, he jokingly mentions performing a ritual of bathing and shaving before the filming session. Upon opening the box, the focus is on the heavy-weight resin construction, which mimics the appearance of metal without actually being it, and the distinctive 16-port barrel design that gives the model its name.

Kirk1701mv got his hands on a discontinued Western Arms Colt Combat Commander Custom GBB Pistol which the he acquired second-hand. There is a bit of a mid-video identity crisis as he debates whether the piece was manufactured by Western Arms or MGC, eventually settling on it being a Western Arms customization of an MGC base. He points out specific features like the rubber grips and the Bo-Mar sights to support his theory, though he politely invites viewers to correct him in the comments if he’s just talking to himself.

Mach Sakai does an in-depth look at a Western Arms replica of the iconic M16 sniper rifle used by the legendary manga character Golgo 13. He unboxes and assembles the gas blowback rifle, noting its substantial weight of over four kilograms and its specialized carrying case that looks like it belongs in a spy movie. It seems the rifle is ready for a professional contract, or at least a very serious afternoon at the range.

Mach Sakai takes a good look at the Western Arms M92F Blade Master III, a gas blowback pistol that stands out due to its substantial weight and striking two-tone appearance. Weighing in at over a kilogram, it feels more like a small dumbbell than a sidearm, providing a solid sense of stability for anyone looking to get a minor workout while shooting. The integrated compensator and silver-on-black aesthetic give it a look that suggests it belongs in an action movie rather than a standard range bag.

Western Arms (WA) has officially announced that they are now accepting orders for the WA SIG 1911-X CARRY with G10 Grip Gas Blowback Pistol. This model is a faithful reproduction of SIG's latest commander-length carry gun, which features a 4-inch barrel and updates the classic 1911 design with modern innovations from the 1911-X series. The pistol is being offered for a Lucky Bag Special Price of 43,780 yen (Regular Price: 54,780 yen).

Mach Sakai does a close scrutiny of the vintage Western Arms fixed-slide P38 airsoft gas gun with a silencer. As always, he goes over the details such as its features, including its dimensions and weight, a fixed slide, and a 15-round magazine. He checks the gun's performance, noting its quiet operation, and shows a shooting test where inconsistent trigger pulls can cause vertical shot variation.

Mach Sakai checks out a custom Western Arms Desert Eagle airsoft gun, nicknamed "Podbyrin" after the firearm in Arnold Schwarzenegger's movie "Red Heat." He lists the features like its ambidextrous safety, wood-like grip, and effective hop-up, which aids in accuracy. The gas gun uses 0.2g BBs, has a muzzle velocity of approximately 76-81 m/s, and can fire around 48 shots per gas charge.

Mach Sakai does a review of the Western Arms Smith & Wesson M6904, a fixed-slide airsoft pistol from 1992. He points out its hybrid functionality, using gas for propelling BBs and electricity for blowback with recoil shock. The key features of this gas pistol include its substantial weight (938g), 20-round magazine, fixed sights, and a C-More style mount.

Mach Sakai goes over an oldie, the Western Arms Mini UZI GBB. Rare find nowadays ad the closest is the KWC clone. The WA performs effectively on 134a/green gas, enabling rapid magazine emptying without the efficiency concerns associated with KWC clones.