Baton Airsoft walks us through the various features of their new PCC for airsoft use. The BG-PCC CO2GBB is a PCC that uses the BG-17 CO2 magazine. PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) is a rifle that uses a handgun magazine, and is a popular category in America as a rifle that can be used for shooting matches (steel targets) while having the operability of M4.

Strike Planet walks us through the various features of the KWC Beretta M9A1 CO2 pistol they have in stock. The KWC airsoft pistol, with its metal alloy bolt casing, pistol frame, magazine body, sights, and controls, and plastic handle cheeks, operates on 12 gram CO2 capsules.

We get to have a sneak preview of the BG-PCC CO2 GBB from Baton Airsoft by Target-1 and this is expected to be released next month. The BG-PCC CO2GBB, a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) that utilizes the BG-17 CO2 magazine, is gaining popularity in America for its unique blend of rifle power and M4 operability, making it ideal for shooting matches with steel targets. Its lower receiver design is inspired by the 9mm lower receiver from QuarterCircle10, a renowned PCC specialist manufacturer.

For those looking for alternative MP5 gas blowback apart from those offered by WE Airsoft or VFC, they can check out the SRC MP5A3 CO2GBB that Mach Sakai tests in this video. The Taiwan SRC has undergone an upgrade to its CO2GBB. This enhancement includes a pressed steel upper receiver, similar to that of a real firearm, and the lower receiver replicates the early “S・E・F” model. The version is specifically designed for the Japanese market, adhering to the initial velocity regulation of 0.989J or less.

Not exactly old news but with the news that "Band of Brothers" series will start streaming on Netflix soon, it will become a discussion point of airsoft players once again and King Arms wants to remind us that if we want to get those M1 Carbine and M1A1 Paratrooper, they have both..."The M1 carbine is a lightweight semi-automatic carbine that was issued in the U.S. military during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

Are CO2 blowbacks different from gas blowbacks? Watch this episode of Cybergun's Airsoft User Guide series... "Welcome to our dedicated video about how to properly use our GBB CO2 replicas! In this video you will discover step by step how to setup your replica to prepare it for your next airsoft game, from the HOP-UP setting to the CO2 loading, for a major part of our CO2 replicas."

Baton Airsoft got its own Pit Viper CO2 Blowback Pistol that Target-1 gets to review in this video and it is a very expensive airsoft pistol. We hope we translated it properly. This is a review of the BATON AIRSOFT new product CO2 gas blowback gun [BT-PIT VIPER] scheduled to be released in July 2023. Based on the high-capacity format, it is equipped with a 4.3 size slide, compensator, and other custom parts, and is a luxury item for about US$7,000 (about 980,000 yen at the current yen exchange rate!).

Take your pick or just take both to fit your needs for a carbine length X2 for outdoor games or the compact X1 one for CQB, Evike.com give their take on the APS G-BOX CO2 Blowback Series. The APS G-BOX gas blowback gearbox system is a high-quality, full-metal construction that is compatible with AEG components such as the receiver, handguard, stock, pistol grip, fire selector, magazine release, and charging handle.

This should be an interesting MP5K PDW to own as it is CO2 blowback. Mach Sakai tries the SRC SR5K PDW CO2 Blowback SMG in this video. He checks for external details, operation, performance and gas consumption. As always, there is always that quick steel challenge that he loves doing being a champion competitive shooter.

Mach Sakai checks out the Carbon8 M45DOC CO2 Blowback Pistol that was released in November 2022. This has the Gen2 magazine which has a set screw on the side of the magazine that prevents the release valve from rotating. This reduces the occurrence of loosening of the release valve and accompanying gas leakage due to recoil shock that occurs when firing the aisoft pistol.