Phil from Clearwater Airsoft performs a hardware transplant on his APFG SIG airsoft rifle, replacing the standard outer barrel with a steel version from Clutch Precision. The process involves a fair amount of mechanical surgery, starting with the removal of the handguard and the extraction of various pins and tiny screws that seem designed to test one's patience.

Wet Sock shares his first impressions of the Steel Bolt for VFC HK53 made by Clutch Precision... "VFC's HK53 has been one of my favorite airsoft replicas for the time I've had it, but the felt recoil was always lacking. I decided to take a chance on Clutch Precision with their steel bolt for the platform. It seems promising."

Jaeger Precision demonstrates the installation of a Clutch Precision conversion kit that allows a VFC G36 to use M4 magazines. He goes over the kit's components, noting issues with their finish and quality. During the installation, a new fork part is found to be too soft, and the original part is used instead.

The Gear Locker talks about the accessory that he says all KSK reenactors need, the Clutch Precision G36Ka4 Top Rail... "Today, we are upgrading one very important piece of the Airsoft Ka4 replica to be as realistic as possible. This, is the top rail from Clutch Precision.

The Middle Aged Gamer shows the upgrades done to the VFC HK MP7 Gas Blowback SMG and how it performs... "Once again I have partnered up with Clutch precision to show two of the latest upgrades for the VFC HK MP7 GBB gen1 or gen2, we will unbox and install the new M-lock Handguard and their Fully Assembled End Cap witch itself comes with a  Steel Stock Catch so no more broken catches. Both of these are made of T6 Aluminium and built to perfection."

BadaBing Pictures is impressed with the Clutch Precision barrel set designed for the VFC G36 Gas Blowback Rifle. This CNC machined steel outer barrel upgrades your airsoft rifle by converting shorter G36K or G36C models to the standard length of the G36A1, G36E or MG36. While some minor assembly work is needed with common tools, the end result is a more realistic and potentially more accurate airsoft gun.