Fulcrum features Automatic electric pistols (AEPs) which often get a bad reputation in the airsoft community, but they offer several practical advantages over their gas-powered counterparts. Unlike gas pistols, which can be finicky in cold weather or prone to leaks, electric models are dependable in diverse conditions.

Fulcrum presents his Taipan, a small, low-profile airsoft landmine designed to be carried in large quantities. Its design allows it to fit easily into a magazine pouch, making it a portable option for players who want to set up traps across a field. While primarily a mine, it can also function as an emergency grenade if the situation gets a bit too chaotic.

Find out what this project of Fulcrum is all about in this video... "Try this at your own risk!

I've been meaning to convert my Double Eagle UMP45 into a cheap silent airsoft HPA SMG. And now I finally have found time to do so, I want to do something a little different...

So what can we do with a £7 pneumatic cylinder and a 3D-Printed airsoft HPA engine? Let's have a bash and see what happens...

Fulcrum decides to ignore his own channel's audience poll, trading a democratic result for his own "dictatorship"—to acquire a Double Bell shell-ejecting Lee Enfield sniper rifle. Whilst he admits the rifle’s performance is likely to be a mosh pit of air leaks and mechanical headaches, he is clearly smitten by its realistic wood and metal construction. The rifle is quite a heavy beast, weighing in at 4.5 kilograms, making it just as effective as a blunt object for "wumbling" opponents as it is a long-range weapon.

Fulcrum talks about his creation in this video... "Been meaning to make an airsoft spring trip mine for ages, an airsoft land mine which doesn't require any external power source. All you need is pellets, so it costs nothing to run too.

Fulcrum goes over the Specna Arms PRIME MK18 AEG, a licensed Daniel Defense replica that trades the polymer of its cheaper siblings for a metal exterior. While the build quality feels solid, he was slightly let down to find that the imitation bolt release is purely for show, unlike on some other models. It seems that even when you pay for the "Prime" experience, some parts of the gun prefer to remain stationary and unbothered.

Fulcrum starts this episode by recounting a historical nightmare involving a previous airsoft rifle from the same company that was so unreliable it nearly caused a premature loss of hair. After years of avoiding the brand like the plague, he was convinced to give them a second chance with their newer model. It seems the company had a lot to prove to win back a user who previously vowed he wouldn't touch their products again unless they were pried from his cold, dead hands.

6mm Badger says that Fulcrum's Original Impact Cap Design is the best 3D printed airsoft grenade... "In this video, I take a look at one of the most creative 3D printed Airsoft products out there — the original impact cap grenade by Fulcrum Airsoft.

Find out all about it in this video as posted by Fulcrum himself... "Yes, this is exactly what it looks like. The folks at Commando Elite Paintball asked me to turn their Browning .50 HMG model into a fully-functioning airsoft 50 calibre machine gun.  And it's not as complex or expensive as you may think...

Fulcrum talks about his 3D Printed Apep Airsoft Land Mine that can be purchased online... "The Apep Airsoft Land Mine is my latest addition to the world of airsoft trip mines and ordnance. A rapid-deploy, multi-function airsoft landmine compatible with my Meteorite airsoft cap grenade system.