Red Sonja Airsoft checks the specifications of the new 40mm StrikeART Mosquito shell which can be used on most 40mm shell airsoft launchers. This is mainly available in Russia and we do not know if it can be exported. It gets tested which what look like to be a King Arms Sawed Off M79 airsoft grenade launcher.
Strike Planet got another StrikeArt airsoft grenade to talk about, the M67 G4 pyro grenade... "Airsoft grenade M67 from the Russian manufacturer of pyrotechnics StrikeArt. Made of plastic and filled with peas. It is an imitation of the American serial hand fragmentation grenade M67. This grenade will decorate the appearance of an airsoft player and increase his firepower in battle.
Russian pyro device maker for airsoft use, StrikeArt, got a new smoke grenade, the M83. What makes this different from other smokes the company makes? Black Winter Airsoft got one for this review... "A hot new product from StrikeArt, the M83 smoke grenade. Review, description, tests, first impressions."
Strike Planet walks us through the feature of the "Stilleto" launcher made by StrikeArt for airsoft and milsim use... " The product allows you to turn any airsoft underbarrel grenade launcher with a picatinny rail mount into an independent weapon. The base is a steel frame with a folding stock and a folding rib. At the bottom of the frame is a pistol grip and a mounting plate for fixing the grenade launcher.
An overview of the StrikeArt Stilleto Launcher available at Airsoft Sports. According to them, it is a sturdy, stylish, compact and simply convenient to use. Suitable for both M-Styles produced by StrikeArt, and for any other RIS grenade launchers, it has steel frame, powder coating, and shooting can be carried out both folded and unfolded.
Alexander of Red Army Airsoft, sporting a mustache this year, walks us through the features of the StrikeArt AT4 launcher for airsoft use. This uses the StrikeArt VRPGS 40 "Igla" (Needle) 40mm pyro grenade that can be launched to range of 150-179 metres.
Airsoft Sports feature a big one for this video, showcasing the StrikeArt AT4 Launcher for airsoft use. This has one barrel for the Igloo projectile with a powder-painted aluminum tube and outer front protection and rubber rear bell. Other features are a hinged plastic, new reloading system, a 4.3kg weight, flight range 170-200 + meters depending on the launching technique, and built-in battery.
The StrikeArt AT4 airsoft grenade launcher is available at Strike Planet, a Russia-based airsoft retailer. Based on the Swedish AT4 man-portable, single-shot, disposable, recoilless smoothbore anti-tank weapon, this airsoft version is designed to use the StrikeArt VRPGS 40 "Igla" (Needle), a 40mm pyro grenade that has a range of around 150-179 metres when launched.
Last 15 January StrikeArt informed Red Army Airsoft of upcoming products for Russian airsoft players to look forward to and they will be on display at the StrikeCon this year... "A representative of StrikeArt suddenly came to visit us and immediately showed 2 unexpected news.
'Chekist'
First of all, these are new underbarrel shots on the “Chekist” shotgun in 3 filling options.
Attack and defend airsoft gameplay in Russia with Alexander of Red Army Airsoft participating in this game. This is a familiar scenario in which they need to defend or defuse a bomb. They used a lot of airsoft pyro grenades from StrikeArt and airsoft guns used in this video is the AM-016, CA P90, and the MK23 SOCOM.
