No one is stopping you in using night vision devices for airsoft games as long as you know how to use them. In this video, Gorky Team Bratva talks about properly using them... "After contacting the FFA I propose a recommendation for the regulatory and secure use of NVGs in airsoft."

The LCT AK-19 AEG is available in Europe and Gorky Team Bratva got one to go over and give their take. The AK-19 is an assault rifle that uses 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition, making it easier to sell to foreign countries. It has a lighter stock and is optimized for easier adaptation to other sights. LCT, known for its high-quality AK replicas, offers the AK-19 with a retractable and foldable stock, an ergonomic handle, and modified sights.

Gorky Team Bratva got a special guest to talk about the RATNIK program and how one can reproduce that loadout in airsoft. Ratnik is a program about is a futuristic combat system for Russian infantry. It has some components, like communication and night vision devices, that are very rare in the military. The goal of Ratnik is to enhance the communication and performance of Russian soldiers in battle.

Gorky Team Bratva recommends Snow Wolf SVD Dragunov as a good base gun for those making DMR upgrades not based on M4s or similar. The Snow Wolf Dragunov SVD rifle is a spring powered replica of the historic Soviet marksman weapon used in many Cold War battles. It has a full metal construction with a realistic polymer stock and grip. It can fire semi-auto and has a 130-BB round metal magazine. It also has a rail for mounting a scope or an adapter.

Gorky Team Bratva finds Delta Armory Sa vz.58 CSA AEG to be an magnificent replica. The Delta Armory Sa VZ.58 is a replica of the Samopal Vzor 58 submachine gun, made using original drawings and markings. It has a steel front handguard and a high-tech polymer handle and shaft. The ARES hop-up chamber can be accessed by locking the repeating lever backwards and adjusted by hand.

Gorky Team Bratva, which reviews airsoft versions of Russian and Soviet weapons designs, goes over the Snow Wolf SW-09 which is based on the iconic PPSH-41. The Snow Wolf SW-09 boasts a sturdy construction with a steel receiver and other metal components, making it durable and damage-resistant. The SW-09 features an electric blowback system that mimics the movement of the bolt during firing. It has a wood stock further enhances its realism.

Gorky Team Bratva reviews the AK-12 AEG from E&L Airsoft if it is a better version than the LCT version. E&L, a well-known brand among Russophile players for its high-quality and realistic replicas, already has this in the market. According to Airsoft Entrepot, which supplied the review unit, the quality is top-notch and that the rifle is robust and provides a great sense of realism, as well as excellent performance right out of the box.

A review done by Gorky Team Bratva of the NPO AEG VSK 94. This is the sniper variant of the 9A-91 a compact assault weapon used by Russian police forces and used in town for counter-terrorist operations. The gearbox has been upgraded to support a stronger sprng and overall the airsoft replica has very high level of detail.

Gorky Team Bratva finds the LCT SVD Dragunov AEG to have exceptional externals. The version in the video has real wood furniture and full steel receiver. Battery is stick-type which is typical in AK-style AEGs and when purchased comes with a 55-BB round AEG magazine.

Gorky Team Bratva goes over the PL-15K GBB Pistol from Kizuna Works to give their take if it is something they will recommend or not. The Kizuna Works PL-15K is based on the Lebedev pistol as a replacement for the Makarov. This is made of Aluminum Alloy and Fiber reinforced polymer wih a magazine capacity of 22-BB rounds.