Red Army Airsoft takes a good look at the OTs-14 "Groza," the first serial airsoft replica of the bullpup rifle from the Russian company Strike Arms. The rifle is said to have high authenticity, being built almost entirely from steel and finished with a genuine "Grozin" weapon coating. A key feature is the custom, milled gearbox developed by Strike Arms from scratch to precisely fit the dimensions of the real rifle's receiver.

Red Army Airsoft reviews the Cyma Barrett REC10 airsoft rifle, finding it to be an excellent, lightweight, and durable platform for a marksman build. Based on the real-steel Barrett REC10, an AR-10 variant chambered in .308, the airsoft version is particularly relevant due to evolving airsoft rules favouring rifles based on marksman-caliber firearms.

Alexander from Red Army Airsoft enthusiastically describes Tokyo Marui's New Generation Recoil Shock (NGRS) system as an airsoft player's ultimate desire. He highlights its significant appeal, discussing the proprietary nature of its magazines and batteries—though a workaround for the latter exists. Alexander also delves into the NGRS system's build quality, in-game performance, realistic appearance, and material composition, including its weight.

Alexander from Red Army Airsoft provides a comprehensive review of the Arcturus M4 CAT Explorer FE AEG. He covers the features of the Explorer line, the equipment it comes with, and the materials used in its construction. Alexander also delves into the rifle's exterior, controls, ergonomics, and potential backlash. The review further examines the magazine, electronics, and internal components before concluding with a chronometer test.

Red Army Airsoft talk about two from CYMA new rifle models, a blank URGI 10.3" for customization and a licensed Daniel Defense MK18 R3 in a unique brown color, noting improvements in build quality and addressing previous issues like handguard wobble. They also introduce new magazines, including a high-capacity 40-round PAC magazine and a hybrid 30-round STANAG magazine with both gas and HPA (High-Pressure Air) options, along with replaceable internal cartridges.

Red Army Airsoft reviews the G&G ESG B10, a gas-powered bullpup airsoft shotgun which they say resembles the Croatian VH6 rifle or the Airsoft Evolution FLAG 10. Designed for close-quarters combat (CQB), it has an effective range of approximately 15 meters, emphasizing a wide BB spread over long-range accuracy.

Alexander of Red Army Airsoft talks about the critical need for effective groin protection in modern combat, particularly due to the prevalence of shrapnel injuries seen in the Ukraine conflict, referencing the US military's standardization of such protection around 2002-2003.

Alexander of Red Army Airsoft got another optic for airsoft use to review, the Holy Warrior Nightforce LPVO NXS 1-4x. This is a compact and lightweight alternative to traditional LPVOs (Low Power Variable Optics) and red dot/magnifier combos. LPVOs offer variable magnification, starting at 1x for close-range shooting and increasing for longer distances. This model offers 1-4x magnification, a replica of the original Nightforce, offering similar functionality at a lower price for airsoft players.

Red Army Airsoft reviews one of the most realistic operating airsoft shotguns in the market, the APS CAM870 MARK3.

Red Army Airsoft takes a loo at the Ares Airsoft Amoeba .308 AEG. This is based on .308 caliber rifle featuring a robust design with ambidextrous controls, M-LOK and Picatinny interfaces, and a skeletonized forend for a contemporary look. Equipped with the ARES EFCS electronic fire control system and a light trigger, it offers precise semi-automatic fire, while its adjustable hop-up and 275mm inner barrel contribute to accurate performance, firing at 110-120 m/s with a 120-BB round magazine.