AirsoftNEXT brings out the SAI GRY 10.5 to play. Taiwan Gun and CYMA have introduced a new licensed Salient Arms International (SAI) GRY replica as part of the Platinum series. Built on the AR15 platform, the model features a metal receiver, an M-LOK handguard, and the signature Jailbreak compensator.

AirsoftNEXT posted a video of a high-energy airsoft match where players navigate a sandy, wooded CQB (Close Quarters Battle) course. The primary focus is on the XM177E1 CYMA CGS, a gas-powered rifle that features a classic carry handle. Players move through various makeshift structures and camo-netted corridors, emphasizing tactical positioning and quick reflexes in tight spaces.

AirsoftNEXT navigates a close-quarters combat (CQB) arena using a specialized HPA-powered setup using the Sparklabs WOLF HPA. The action is fast-paced as the player moves through various rooms and corridors, engaging opponents with rapid shots. It appears that having a quick trigger finger is just as important as knowing where the exits are located when things get a bit crowded.

AirsoftNEXT features a first-person perspective of an airsoft match where the player is using an XM177E1 CGS gas blowback rifle (GBBR) just right out of the box. The action takes place in a variety of environments, ranging from open fields filled with stacks of tires and wooden pallets to the interior of dilapidated buildings.

AirsoftNEXT tests an out-of-the-box SAI GRY 10.5" replica by EMG in a setting that would make a polar bear reconsider its life choices. With the temperature sitting at a brisk -15°C (5°F), the goal is to see if this mechanical toy can actually function when the air itself feels like it’s made of needles. It’s a brave attempt to determine if the gear can handle a deep freeze or if it will simply turn into a very expensive, metal popsicle.

AirsoftNEXT show a high-intensity, close-quarters airsoft combat filmed from a first-person perspective. The footage follows the player as they navigate a complex indoor arena, utilizing the rapid-fire WellPro WE13 Dual Sector Gear (DSG) airsoft rifle to engage opponents.

AirsoftNEXT conducts a mini-review and 50-meter test of the WE07 10" WellPro Airsoft rifle, a compact and lightweight M4/AR-15 replica. This model is notable for its high-density polymer construction and internal features, including a pre-installed Dual Sector Gear (DSG) for an exceptional rate of fire, typically around 30 rounds per second, and a programmable Electronic Trigger Unit (ETU) with binary and burst firing modes.

AirsoftNEXT does a thorough review and demonstration of the WellPro WE07 M4/AR-15 AEG airsoft rifle, which is marketed as a high-performance replica with features usually found only in custom builds. The central focus is the rifle's exceptionally high rate of fire, achieving up to 30 rounds per second (RPS) directly from the factory, thanks to its internal Dual Sector Gear (DSG) system and LiPo-ready configuration.

AirsoftNEXT says that the Sparklabs WOLF is the best HPA engine in the market, watch the gameplay video to find out. According to the company, the Wolf HPA engine is a drop-in system that integrates electromagnetic actuators with a High-Pressure Air (HPA) setup. Building on its predecessor, the Raven engine, it features updated nozzle and valve designs for consistency across various setups.

This episode from AirsoftNEXT, show an intense, first-person gameplay footage of an airsoft match, with the use of a full-auto PKM machine gun replica in a Close Quarters Battle (CQB) environment. Given that this is an LMG, this delivers heavy firepower and suppressive capabilities as the player navigates the tight, indoor spaces of the CQB field, engaging opponents in high-action, rapid-fire scenarios.