Se Liga no Nariga goes over the SIG MCX Rattler airgun, a compact CO2-powered airgun replica that fires steel BBs. Joined by a guest from the airsoft community, he unboxes the lightweight, mostly plastic "toy" and notes its realistic markings and aesthetic appeal. While the design earns some points for style, the host admits that the build quality feels a bit more like a basic model compared to other heavy-duty airguns.

Airsoft Melo addresses the reputation of the G36 airsoft rifle in Brazil, noting how it often gets labeled as a fragile toy. This negative image didn't come from the actual firearm but from low-quality plastic versions that entered the market years ago. These early models struggled to perform on the field, leading many players to believe the entire platform was a poor choice for serious matches.

Mecanica 6mm gives an overview of internal replacement and upgrade parts released by Rossi for its airsoft equipment lines, specifically targeting the Rossi DEVGRU model. He points out the various components now available in the market, including reinforced Version 2 gearboxes, electronic trigger plates designed to eliminate semi-automatic delay, and high-performance "Plus line" parts such as pistons with metal teeth and aluminum nozzles.

Manada Airsoft does a technical comparison between the Rossi Neptune Short and the Rossi Sentinel airsoft rifles highlighting that the primary functional difference between the two models is the trigger system. The Neptune Short features an electronic trigger, which provides a response similar to a mouse click and allows for faster successive shots. In contrast, the Sentinel utilizes a mechanical contact system.

Júlio from the Blackstar store unboxes and reviews the new Rossi R17 Custom GBB airsoft pistols. He introduces both the standard black model and a flashy gold version, noting that while they look like they belong in a high-stakes action movie, they are functionally identical. The gold version features vibrant yellow-gold accents and a cheeky red trigger detail that stands out against the black frame, perfect for those who want to be seen on the field—even if their camouflage suggests otherwise.

TLOU Airsoft shows the transformation of an older Rossi Neptune airsoft rifle using custom 3D-printed parts made from ABS resin. He demonstrates how high-quality prints can give a budget or dated piece of equipment a modern, high-end look without breaking the bank. He swaps out several components, including a new M-LOK handguard featuring his own brand logo, a hand stop, and a Hydra-style mount for a mini red dot.

Airsoft Celo conducts an  unboxing and field test of the G36 airsoft rifle from Rossi Airguns. He begins by showing off the rifle's features, including its folding stock and the fact that its magazines can clip together like Lego bricks for faster reloading. After adding a few personal touches, such as a red dot sight, the host prepares to see if the gear performs as well in the mud as it does on the workbench.

Rossi introduces eight new gas blowback (GBB) pistol models, ranging from highly stylized modern designs to classic replicas. They showcases various Striker and 1911 variants, including the eye-catching white Shadow model and a sleek black version. These pistols feature threaded tips for suppressors, fiber optic sights, and specialized magwells to help players who might struggle to find the right hole during a fast-paced reload.

That's what Se liga no Nariga says about the Rossi M701 CO2 revolver, a hefty piece of airsoft hardware that aims to bring a bit of "Wild West" energy to the field. Constructed mostly from a heavy aluminum alloy, this full-metal trabuco weighs in at nearly a kilogram, making it feel more like a fitness tool than a sidearm.

Se liga no Nariga goes over The Rossi 1911 Hi-Capa Short, an entry-level airsoft pistol that prioritizes budget over high-end finishes. Whilst it boasts a sturdy metal slide and frame, the reviewer notes that the plastic grip looks like it had a previous life as a budget toy, complete with a shiny texture and fake screws. Even the paint job on the trigger seems like it was applied by someone in a bit of a hurry, but for a price tag under R$1,000, these quirks are treated as part of its budget charm.