Probably the first review of the new Tokyo Marui LCP NBB Pistol we've seen outside of Japan. L'antre Du Dingo was able to get one of the first units shipped beyond East Asia for this review. The first of the fixed slide "Compact Carry Gas Gun" series from the Japanese airsoft company, these are so small that they can be easily concealed by a big hand. Will they be a good sidearm for airsoft games? Watch the review.

Whilst the AAP-01 GBB Pistol is getting some good raves these days, there is another Ruger airsoft Pistol in the market and it's the Ruger MK1 NBB Pistol from KJ Works. Sierra Bravo Airsoft Ltd. does an unboxing and review of this affordable airsoft pistol... "Is this the best cheap non blowback Airsoft gun money can buy? It's certainly a strong contender!"

Another tip from the Salty Old Gamer showing you how to fix a Non-Blowback Pistol that's too hot for use at a game... "Ever had a non gas blowback airsoft pistol that was shooting way too hot? This is a simple measure you can take to get the fps back down to a legal field limit, so you don't have a pretty paper weight sitting on the shelf. We're making a simple and free adjustment to this ASG Steyr M9-A1. Check it out!"

Evike Extended features a non-blowback pistol from ASG in the form of the ASG Steyr M9A1 Non Blowback CO2 Pistol... "ASG has faithfully recreated the teutonic lines of the Steyr M9A1 in this Co2 powered Airsoft pistol. The ASG M9A1 has an injection molded polymer frame complete with 20mm accessory rail, perfect for mounting weapon lights or lasers.

Maruzen got two Walther P99 airsoft pistols in the market, the fixed slide, non-blowback one, and the gas blowback version. Mach Sakai goes into the specifications, appearance, distinguishing characteristics of these pistols as based on the actual Walther P99 and comparison on the performance of the NBB and GBB.