Crescent takes a look at the ATM M4 EBB, a budget-friendly gel blaster that somehow manages to include both a moving bolt and recoil for a price that won’t make your wallet weep. While the outer shell is mostly glass fiber rather than metal, it maintains a decent look with features like a functional charging handle and a decocking safety mechanism.

Crescent goes over the Beretta M9 EBB gel blaster by Mulifang that is a replica that tries its best to mimic the real deal, featuring a metal slide and a satisfyingly long blowback distance. It comes with some clever features like an audible beep to warn you when the battery is low, which is much better than the gun simply dying in the middle of a pretend standoff.

Crescent reviews an electric Gel Ball pistol based on the Glock 34 design and has blowback features. He focuses on the pistol's reproduction of the Taran Tactical Innovations version, noting detailed features like the stippling texture on the grip, the custom Combat Master trigger, and Taran Tactical engravings on the metal slide and frame.

CRESCENT goes over the Yanhu RUGER Mk.IV Ruger Mk. 4 airsoft pistol, whose real steel inspiration is a popular choice for beginner shooters in the US due to its simple design. The airsoft model mimics the look of the 22/45 Lite race custom version, featuring a CNC aluminum upper receiver, a polymer lower frame, and a custom charging handle for easier use.

Crescent takes a good look at the Alpha King AK-12 EBB (Electric Blowback) gel blaster, which replicates the latest 2024 version of Russia's service rifle, the AK-12 M1. They show that it has a high level of realism, including a steel receiver, metal parts, and functions like realistic field stripping and blowback.

The KB Glock 17 Gen 3 EBB gel blaster handgun is reviewed in this video by Crescent, listing its features, specifications, and performance. The reviewer notes its realistic design with a metal slide and outer barrel, and its electric blowback (EBB) system, which provides strong recoil. He also covers its optic-ready design, support for a threaded outer barrel, and the ability to convert it for use with 6mm BBs.

CRESCENT checks out what they say is a super cost-effective Glock 17 Gen 4 EBB gel blaster, which costs around 40,000 Korean won, and its BB bullet conversion kit. The reviewer notes that the handgun faithfully reproduces the exterior of the Glock 17 Gen 4 and includes excellent engravings. Despite its low price, it is surprisingly well-made with many metal parts. While the recoil is weak, it is better than other electric handguns.

CRESCENT does a conversion to use 6mm BBs of the MLF Beretta M9 EBB gel blaster, which is described as the best EBB gel blaster handgun available. The handgun accurately replicates the look of the Beretta M9 and is available with either a nylon or metal slide, with an option to purchase a CNC aluminum lower frame for a full metal version.

Crescent shows the VFC MK18 V3 DX Gas Blowback Rifle which they say, stands out for offering the strongest recoil among stock AR15 airsoft guns. VFC's AR15 GBB rifles are known for their realistic internal structure and powerful recoil. The V3 DX version comes with durable steel components, like a steel outer barrel and bolt carrier, which contribute to an even more impactful recoil.

Korean YouTuber Crescent tested the Dekai Mk.17 SCAR-H EBB Gel Blaster, a gel blaster model featuring selectable safe, semi-automatic, and full-automatic firing modes. The device incorporates a realistic blowback effect during firing and a functional bolt catch, alongside a magazine priming mechanism. Its design includes an extendable stock, metal charging handle and trigger, metal internal gears, a full metal barrel assembly, and a piston rack.