Is third time a charm? Explosive Enterprises gives a preview take on the GHK Airsoft V3 AR gas blowback rifle. This model is a licensed replica of the DDM4 PDW. The preview covers various aspects of the replica, including its external features, internal mechanisms, controls, operation, performance, practicality, aftermarket compatibility, and overall conclusions.

Explosive Enterprises shares their insights on the VFC FAL DX GBB Rifle, marking two years since the initial release of the VFC FAL GBB. Sporting the classic FAL 50.00 Type III appearance, the DX version boasts a robust build featuring a steel outer barrel front, upper cover, lower receiver, handle, and bolt carrier set, complemented by other steel components. This hefty rifle also incorporates a convenient quick-adjust HOP system and ships in a stylish wood box.

Explosive Enterprises in impressed by the VFC FN FNC GBB Rifle which many airsofters can recall from the movie "Heat" and a gas blowback version is now available... "It's weird! It's different! It takes AR mags! It was in Heat (1995)! It's VFC's gas blowback replica of FN's black sheep Cold War service rifle, the FNC."

You might want to watch and listen to what Explosive Enterprises has to say about the WE Airsoft Makarov PMM in this video review to make you think twice in making that purchase... "Answering an interesting prompt, here's an example of an airsoft pistol that shows what not to do- the WE Makarov PMM."

The airsoft Calico in the 1980s was made by two Japanese companies, the first one is MGC, and the second one is Toy-Tec with the Calico M100 as shown by Explosive Enterprises... "An overview of a classic piece of airsoft history, Toy-Tec's Calico M100 pistol.

VFC went retro with the release of the M16A1 Gas Blowback Rifle and Explosive Enterprises got one for a review. The VFC Colt M16A1 gas airsoft rifle is a replica of the iconic M16A1 rifle used during the Vietnam War. Despite its large size, the airsoft rifle is surprisingly lightweight and feels more comfortable to carry than some modern rifles.

A big one for Explosive Enterprises to review as it is the Arrow Dynamic Airsoft M202A1 FLASH... "Occasionally, we get ahold of a piece of hardware so weird that, despite knowing full well that almost no one watching will end up buying one, we just have to review it. The Arrow Dynamic M202A1 FLASH definitely checks that box, and might be the weirdest 40mm launcher we've handled."

In the video by Explosive Enterprises, the VFC Airsoft GBB M733 and Mk18 Mod 1 are showcased, revealing a multitude of possibilities. The video provides an overdue review of VFC's V3 GBB AR system, featuring gas blowback replicas of both the Colt Model 733 (RO733) and the Mk18 Mod 1. It delves into the history and external features of both the M733 and the Mk18. The internals, controls, and operation of these models are thoroughly examined, followed by an evaluation of their performance.

For an easier way of cleaning airsoft inner barrels, Explosive Enterprises adapted the bore snake as inspiration for creating the tool. Watch the video if you want to try the concept for cleaning yours... "Adapting the bore snake concept to airsoft with an easy DIY cleaning tool."

For the headeaches of using gas blowbacks, in this video Explosive Enterprises talk about making gas blowbacks practical so you should be all ears to what they have to say... "One more video to pull our generic GBBR advice all together- how to actually make these things effective on the field."