Target-1 pits two popular versions of the Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS airsoft pistol against each other to see which one earns the title of top contender. They compare the Tokyo Marui gas blowback model against the BATON Airsoft CO2-powered version. While one relies on traditional liquid charge gas, the other uses CO2 cartridges, leading to a showdown of reliability, recoil, and overall performance in a series of shooting tests.

Target-1's team participated in the Japan Steel Challenge "Long Gun" 2026 event, a competition where participants test their speed and accuracy with airsoft rifles. It’s less about intense tactical maneuvers and more about the delicate art of trying to hit small metal plates as quickly as possible without accidentally shooting the floor. The event brings together a community of enthusiasts who seem to enjoy the rhythmic clink of BBs on steel almost as much as the social gathering itself.

Target-1 conducts a review of the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3 D.O.R, a fresh addition to the airsoft lineup. They begin by unboxing the pistol, which was borrowed from a regular customer, and immediately reminds viewers to actually read the manual for once. Key external features are highlighted, including the 20mm rail for attachments, an ambidextrous safety for those who like options, and a redesigned grip that allows for a higher hold.

The M4E1 ATOM that Target-1 features here is now available for a limited-time pre-production sale as it enters the final verification phase before mass production. Inspired by Aero Precision’s flagship AR-15 platform, this high-end airsoft rifle features a lightweight, high-rigidity 7075-T6 aluminum build with an integrated trigger guard and optimized magwell for superior ergonomics.

In January 2026, Tokyo Marui has released the Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS, a compact airsoft pistol featuring a sleek grey slide and a redesigned magazine with a bright orange follower and Target-1 takes a look at one. The box is quite fancy, and while the manual is actually worth a read, the real highlight is the inclusion of plates for mounting red dot sights. It even features an ambidextrous slide stop, ensuring left-handed shooters aren't left fumbling while their friends have all the fun.

Target-1 provides an early review of the BATON Airsoft Glock G19X MOS CO2 airsoft pistol, which is scheduled for release in March 2026. They highlight its "crossover" design, which combines a compact G19-sized slide for easier handling with a full-size G17 grip for better control and higher ammunition capacity.

Target-1 give their take of the Osigh X Smart Dot Sight from Olight. This is an upgraded "smart" dot sight suitable for both airsoft and real firearms. They emphasize its premium build and large lens, which makes it easy for users to quickly acquire targets. Compared to the previous version, this model features significantly improved lens clarity and lower distortion, providing a much more natural field of view during use.

Target-1 takes a look at the Baton Airsoft BG-PCC Lite... "This is a review of the BATON Airsoft BG-PCC Lite CO2 GBB, released in July 2025. This is a variation of the previously released BG-PCC CO2 GBB. While the basic structure remains the same, the receiver and handguard have been changed to plastic for even lighter weight, making it a compact model perfect for indoor CQB airsoft and shooting matches.