Master Dallas Airsoft was able to get his hands on the SHOEI MP43, which was released in limited batches to check the work done by the Japanese company in replicating the fine details of this weapon for use by collectors and reenactors. He also does a comparison with the AGM MP43 AEG version to check if AGM copied the SHOEI version.
Master Dallas Airsoft, who does reviews of airsoft guns based on older guns with the corresponding loadout when they were first used, checks the AGM MG42 LMG AEG this time. The AGM MG42 AEG should be perfect for skirmishers, collectors, and historical reenactors alike. It is realistically constructed from durable alloy, with a real wood stock and a polymer pistol grip.
Master Dallas Airsoft reviews the S&T Kar98K, saying it is a ready-made airsoft sniper rifle. The S&T Kar98k is a spring-powered, bolt-action replica of the German WW2 rifle with a metal upper receiver and real wood stock. It has metal sling loops, a removable mock cleaning rod, and an adjustable hop-up system, making it perfect for WW2 German reenactors or airsofters.
Master Dallas Airsoft sums up his review of the Northeast Airsoft Sten MKV GBB to be "maximum realism, maximum inefficiency." Find out why in the video. The STEN MK5 is an improved version of the British STEN gun, a simple and cheap SMG used in WWII and beyond. It has a wooden pistol grip, fore grip, and stock for better handling and comfort. It still retains the distinctive side magazine, receiver shape, and sights of the original STEN.
We get a fresh look at the Hexagon PPSh-41 AEG which has been in the market for over a decade as Master Dallas Airsoft reviews it. Available in black and wood furniture, the AEG uses the Version 7 Gearbox, Lipo ready and has steel components. When purchased, it comes with a 110-BB round Mid Cap Drum Magazine.
That's how Master Dallas Airsoft bluntly describes the DBoys BAR M1918 A2 AEG in this video review. Watch it to find out why (in Italian)... "Areview of the BAR M1918 A2 produced by DBOYS/JS Tactical to introduce you to the poor clone of the VFC BAR M1918 A2 AEG."
