Check this 30,000 Korean Won AEG, the Lehui SIG MCX Gel Blaster, which is roughly US$21.00, in this video by PlaSSo. This gel blaster that replicates the iconic Sig MCX design. Its full-automatic functionality, durable construction, and smooth shooting experience make it suitable for both beginners and experienced players. Key features include ambidextrous controls, a telescoping stock, and QD sling mounts for versatility and comfort.

PlaSSo takes another affordable Gel Blaster that he got from China. Lehui Toys, offers the Model X95, a projectile toy designed for individuals aged 14 and older. This gel blaster comes in various package types: Official Standard (1 battery, 1 bag of gel balls), Upgrade (2 batteries, 3 packs of gel balls), and Top Match (2 batteries, 8 packs of gel balls). The X95 is available in different color and configuration options.

Gel Ball shooters get to have their own KRISS Vector to shoot with the Lehui Kriss Vector Gel Blaster as reviewed by PlaSSo. This is made of a full nylon construction for durability and upgradeability. Its unique V2 gearbox delivers high-velocity shots and a rapid rate of fire.

PlaSSo goes back to airsoft after checking some gel blasters as he looks into the full metal licensed EMG Staccato XC GBB pistol. This features a durable metal frame and a lightweight, RMR-ready aluminum alloy slide with lightening cuts and a ported front end for improved cycling. The pistol features a red fiber optic front sight, an aggressive single port compensator, a skeletonized trigger with a textured face, and ambidextrous safety.

PlaSSO got a low cost OTS-14 Groza AEG from China and checks its build and performance... "The video in the intro of the repackaged modified bullet electric gun from Lehui Toy is a video of a modified version of the Academy AK74U+joint MP5 gearbox that was discontinued in the past. I bought it from Taobao."

PlaSSo shows the treatment he did with the Academy Kar98 by applying Mother-of-Pearl lacquerware. This is a new release by Academy and it is a spring-powered airsoft rifle that can be fed with cartridges that are then ejected when fired. It has a hop-up system so adjustments can be made for range and accuracy.

PlaSSO shows the GM6 Lynx Shell-Ejecting Airsoft rifle which is based on the 50 BMG Gepárd anti-materiel rifle. This is airsoft version is made in South Korea and one was first spotted last year. This was in use in the Soviet Union, Warsaw Pact and China. It is also used by Canada, UK and India.

PlaSSo shows his ongoing project of converting an Academy Airsoft M416 (HK416) AEG into an AR-57 AEG. This conversion allows him to use the P90 AEG magazine on this AEG. It is just a project, but if you are interested in one, there are already AR57 AEGs in the market. Where? Just ask your friendly airsoft retailer near you.

PlaSSo tries the Gunstorm Robocop "Auto Nine" Airsoft Springer Pistol in this video review. There are gas blowback Auto 9s in the airsoft market, and the pistol is based on the Beretta 93R, the select-fire version of the Beretta 92, which has a custom compensator and able to fire three round busts. This should be good for some cosplay events.

PlaSSo takes a look at the Academy MP40 Springer Pistol which he says is just begging to be given a paintjob, so he gave it one. An airsoft gun that is made of thermoplastic (polyamide 6) resin with iron powders mixed in, the MP 40 (Metal Grade) has a realistic look and feel of a real gun, as well as enhanced durability and weight.