Airsoft Action is transitioning to its "GEN III" phase starting at the end of March, marking a significant change in leadership and digital strategy. Longtime managers Nige and Bill are stepping down to make way for a new crew that will oversee both the magazine and its web-based news platforms.

Issue 184 marks a significant transition for Airsoft Action as the original management team prepares to depart. After nearly sixteen years of consistent publication, founders Bill and Nige are stepping back to pursue personal interests and airsoft-specific passion projects.

The calendar appears to have a mind of its own, as the Airsoft Action team finds themselves staring down the arrival of their free to read magazine's Issue No. 183. Despite the 2026 season barely having its boots laced, the crew is already packing for IWA in Germany while ushering this latest edition out the door.

The Airsoft Action crew has surfaced for 2026, marking the arrival of the year's first issue (No. 182). While the industry seems to be gravitating toward gas blowback models lately, the team acknowledges that the humble electric rifle isn't ready for retirement just yet. They have spent the winter months gathering stories from across the globe, proving that even as technology shifts, the foundations of the hobby remain sturdy enough to keep everyone's gear bags full.

Airsoft Action Magazine approaching the close of another year and are rapidly heading into "Show Season." This milestone signals the release of a new, airsoft-adventure-filled Issue 180. They immediately dive into coverage of the latest events, with a detailed report from Rai in Japan on the new TM EVOLT AEG, revealed at TOKYO MARUI FEST 2025.

Following a late summer break, the Airsoft Action HQ Crew has returned to the office with everything updated and unleashed Issue 179 of their free to read magazine. The entire AA Legion is ready to hit the ground running as they head into Q4 and all the excitement of Show Season 25/26.

0'20 Magazine has released the English edition of its issue no. 62, which is now available for free download. The content covers a range of topics, including strategic insights and gear reviews. Readers can find an article dedicated to Strategies in FIBUA (Fighting In Built-Up Areas), detailing the dangerous and methodical process of clearing a village. The magazine also offers Tips to survive, compiling a list of veteran maxims and advice intended to improve players' performance and results in the field.

In Issue 178, Airsoft Action bring an abundance of AR platforms to their readers. As the AR is arguably the most common platform seen on airsoft fields globally, the team wanted to highlight several unique AEG and GBB models. They were privileged to get hands-on with the new VFC L403A1 GBBR "British Service Rifle," with Bill providing his initial range thoughts and "Military Anny" reporting on the official launch event in Taiwan.

Get your monthly hit of the free to read Airsoft Action Magazine Issue no. 177 that is now available to download. Bill has been at the forefront of testing, putting three new platforms through their paces: the Golden Eagle DD4 M4A1 FSP RIII S GBBR, the SIG AIR MPX-K Sportline AEG, and for OPFOR players, the Well Pro WE06 PPK 20 GBBR.

Airsoft enthusiasts can now access Issue 176 or the August 2025 issue of Airsoft Action Magazine, which covers a range of topics including AEG/GBB reviews, equipment tests, and training advice. This edition features reviews of new models such as the Maruyama SCW-9, Lancer Tactical's latest offerings, and the VFC Walther PDP. Additionally, the updated NUPROL PIONEER AEG line is revisited after range testing.