Is the Double Bell VSR10 a better and more affordable replica than the Tokyo Marui one? Geonox Airsoft got one to try to give his thoughts on it... "In this video we take a look at the Double Bell VSR10. It is a spring-loaded sniper with 1.7 joules. We unpack 3 different design models together. Camo is very suitable for the forest. Black is good for those who like it classic. The graffiti variant is for players who love it conspicuously colorful.

Geonox Airsoft features a Lancer Tactical LT51 (AK74) AEG that comes equipped with an under barrel 40mm grenade launcher... "In this video we take a look at the Lancer Tactical LT51 AK74. Double Bell's Under Barrel Grenade Launcher is mounted directly. The AK is a SAEG (Semi Automatic Electric Gun) with 1.3 joules. The whole thing is from 18 and only has a semi, not a full car. The Grenade Launcher is filled with 36 BBs and powered by Green Gas.

Geonox Airsoft tries the Delta Armory MK18 AEG which is available now in Germany... "In this video, we take a look at the Delta Armory MK18. There are some MK18 models on the market, but most of them are for 18 and older. This is a MK18 with 0.5 joules. That means it is for 14 and older."

Geonox Airsoft reviews the ASG Steyr Scout Elite Rapax airsoft sniper rifle if it is the best airsoft sniper rifle out of the box... "In this video we look at the Steyr Scout Elite with 2.6 Joule tuning spring from Rapax. There aren't many airsoft snipers that are playable out of the box. Usually they shoot crookedly, have no precision, no range or the innards are not designed for the energy and break after a few days of play. With the Steyr Scout you no longer need to worry about tuning.

Geonox Airsoft gives his take with ETU and MOSFET-equipped DA-B13 AEG from Delta Armory... "In this video we take a look at the Delta Armory DA-B13. This AEG (Automatic Electric Gun) has an ETU and a mosfet. The ETU protects you from gear hangers and the Mosfet gives the whole thing a better response and protects the innards. You have full auto and you can play the airsoft on a game day from 14.

Geonox Airsoft takes a look at the €200 AEG from Lancer Tactical, the LT-21 AK-105 ETU Prolinee G2 S-AEG... "In this video we take a look at the Lancer Tactical LT21 AK105. The LT21 has an ETU (Electronic Trigger Unit) and a mosfet. The whole thing is available for 209 EUR. It's no secret that I'm a Lancer Tactical fan. The value for money is simply great. You get a lot of metal here and above all you are protected from gear box jams by the ETU.

Geonox Airsoft goes over the MOSFET-equipped Specna Arms SA-E13 EDGE 2.0 AEG... "In this video we take a look at the Specna Arms SA-E13 Edge 2.0. It is a SAEG (Semi Automatic Electric Gun). It has 0.5 joules, has a semi (not a full auto) and is over 18. Inside we find an ETU (Electronic Trigger Unit) and a mosfet. The spring quick-change system is particularly simple, particularly fast and requires no tools. The innards are metal and airseal."

A look at the SAC VX0100 GBB Pistol by Geonox Airsoft. Just turn on your language captions to follow this review... "In this video we look at the SAC VX0100. It is a GBB by AW Custom with a Maple Leaf upgrade by Sniper Airsoft Supply. GBB stands for gas blowback. The pistol is therefore gas-operated and therefore from 18 years of age. AW Custom is already known for its very high quality and the almost non-existent gap dimensions.

An affordable AEG at €150, is the Specna Arms SA C04 good enough for beginners? Geonox Airsoft gives his take in this video review... "In this video we look at the Specna Arms SA C04. It is an AEG (Automatic Electric Gun). In addition to semi, it also has full auto. It is 14+ and battery operated.

I always say get an Airsoft with ETU and Mosfet. But the prices start at 200 EUR. Therefore you always ask whether it is also cheaper without ETU and Mosfet.

How does a MOSFET-equipped CYMA CM.132 AEP perform? Geonox Airsoft does a review of this AEP if it is something he can recommend to airsoft players... "In this video we look at the CM.132 from Cyma. It is an AEP. It stands for Automatic Electric Pistol. That means it is battery operated. And since it's under 0.5 joules, it also has continuous fire.

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