Airsoft & Chill explores the common habit of picking tight bore barrels for airsoft guns to improve efficiency in this podcast episode. Whilst many players lean toward 6.01 or 6.02 sizes, these choices come with specific requirements, such as high-quality BBs and frequent maintenance. It is a bit like having a pet that only eats organic snacks and needs a bath every single afternoon.

In this episode posted last year, Airsoft & Chill podcast hosts open the session by talking about the VFC PPSH GBB, a replica made of stamped steel and wood that avoids straight lines for a bit of authentic character. They also handle the VFC Knights Armament KS1, a piece of equipment modeled after marine recon gear that requires a commitment from your bank account.

Airsoft & Chill discuss a potential issue with new batches of Tokyo Marui (TM) MWS airsoft magazines, which was brought to light when a customer's rifle repeatedly broke its nozzle while using them. The gun, which ran flawlessly with third-party Modify Tech magazines, would immediately fail with the new TM mags, often resulting in damage to the nozzle.

Airsoft & Chill talk about the competing products that Double Eagle are making... "Have Double Eagle done themselves a disservice by producing both the Noveske Ghetto Blaster and the Salvo MCX series at the same time. With two very similar MWS based platforms arriving to market at the same time - essentially from sister-companies; have they potentially stunted the popularity of one of the options?"

A quick take by Airsoft & Chill on the Army Armament licensed Staccato XC gas blowback pistol... "Taken from the 'not my sidearm' episode of the Airsoft and Chill podcast - the team take a good look at the new Staccato range from Army Armament. This airsoft replica of the popular sporting pistol offers top-notch quality, feel and performance that doesn't break the bank."

Airsoft & Chill talk about the use thermal cameras for use in airsoft night games... "In this clip of the show the guys are joined by Jake from The Goon Club and they discuss the use of Thermal scopes in Airsoft.

With prices on the tech beginning to tumble, can thermal vision make its way into the sport and support the growing trend for night based games?"