Gorky Team Bratva reviews the MPX-K Stratos, a compact gas blowback submachine gun (GBBR) designed primarily for close-quarters combat. While he usually leans toward Russian-style gear, he explores this modern platform to see if it can handle distances beyond 40 meters or if it functions more like a glorified, stocked pistol.

Gorky Team Bratva says the Well Pro PPK20 Gas Blowback Rifle GBB SMG is a top tier airsoft gun. Constructed primarily from steel, the model weighs approximately 3 kg and features a compact design with a length of 695 mm. It includes a Picatinny rail system for attachments, an ambidextrous selector switch, and an adjustable stock to accommodate different shooting positions. The replica is delivered in a dedicated hard transport case and includes a 38-round low-capacity aluminum magazine.

Gorky Team Bratva puts the ATM G3 airsoft outfit through its paces to see if it lives up to the hype. He suggests that this specific cut is a solid choice because it mimics what actual special forces wear, which is great for anyone trying to look the part without having to pass a grueling physical fitness test. The outfit comes in a multicam pattern that blends in almost everywhere, except perhaps in a neon-lit bowling alley.

According to Gorky Team Bratva, the Specna Arms AK 105 Prime airsoft rifle is highly praised for offering exceptional performance and value in the high-end category. The replica features a robust full-metal exterior and an impressive array of internal components, including a brushless 27K motor, a V3 MOSFET, CNC steel gears, and a precision 6.02 steel barrel with an adjustable TDC hop-up unit.

Gorky Team Bratva does a complete review of the E&L Airsoft T191 QBZ, a limited edition Chinese GBBR airsoft rifle, praising its realistic weight, strong recoil, and consistent HPA/CO2 performance. He details its features, including adjustable magazines, ambidextrous controls, and steel construction, while providing background on the real-world QBZ 191. Despite its high price and challenging disassembly, he finds using the rifle as an engaging experience and impressed with its gas efficiency.

Gorky Team Bratva touches on the topic on the differences between shooting with the real deal and airsoft replicas. Whilst airsoft guns, especially those with gas blowbacks or simulated recoil and blowback can come closer to the real firearms, there are still differences which airsoft players should be aware of. Watch the video as it is about Kalashnikov types.

Gorky Team Bratva does a comprehensive review of the MKW Lebedev airsoft pistol from Kizuna Works. The Kizuna MKW is a lightweight (0.75kg) airsoft replica of the Lebedev PL-15 pistol with ambidextrous controls and compatibility with silencers, making it ideal for fans of Russian firearms.

Gorky Team Bratva presents the RUGGED line of red dot sights from Theta Optics. Theta Optics, an airsoft optics brand, has unveiled its RUGGED line, showcasing a commitment to enhanced product quality and durability. The RUGGED series utilizes precision CNC machining of high-grade 6061-T6 aluminum for the collimator housing, ensuring exceptional strength and reliability.

The MOSFET-equipped Grach MP443 EBB from CYMA (CM136) gets the scrutiny by Gorky Team Bratva, which specialises in reviewing Russian/Soviet weapons designs in airsoft. CYMA's CM.136 is a unique Airsoft Electric Pistol (AEP) with an electric blowback system thanks to a battery relocation from the slide to the magazine. This blowback system simulates a Gas Blowback Pistol (GBB) and requires racking the slide before firing.

Gorky Team Bratva takes a look at the licensed Glock 45 GBB Pistol from Umarex. This is a realistic airsoft replica that combines the Glock 19's compact slide with the Glock 17's full-size frame, featuring a user-friendly grip, ambidextrous controls, and an improved gas system for realistic blowback with less gas consumption. It also boasts a precise barrel, adjustable hop-up, and weaver rail for customization, all powered by a gas magazine and firing at a low muzzle energy.