Airsoft Glock Tech takes on the Kizuna Works BSK43, deciding that the stock parts simply won't do. The project kicks off with the installation of a Dr. Black Type Y 4.3 slide and a steel barrel that is a bit more high-end than originally planned. Along the way, the host replaces the pot metal hammer and sear with upgraded versions, mostly because the original parts were already starting to look a bit sad and rounded off.

Airsoft Glock Tech shares first impressions of the Kizuna Works G-Capa, affectionately dubbed the "Glapper" by the Youtuber, makes its debut as a hybrid airsoft pistol designed to combine the ergonomics of a Hi-Capa with the utility of Glock magazines. The unboxing reveals a proprietary nozzle and a polymer frame, though the initial inspection is interrupted by a generous amount of transit grease leaking from the internals.

Airsoft Glock Tech shares what he thinks of the 5KU Glock slides in this video... "Saw that 18airsoft were stocking 5KU slides at 2010 prices. Each slide kit was £85 plus about £14 postage. So each slide was less than £100… definitely tempting if you want a nice looking slide that you can skirmish without worrying about the cost of it.

The 5KU Ballerina slide enters the scene as a budget-friendly option for those wanting a specific cinematic aesthetic without emptying their savings in this video by Airsoft Glock Tech. At a price point that makes it a calculated risk, it arrives with a decent finish and engravings that look the part. However, it also comes with edges sharp enough to double as a kitchen utensil, as evidenced by the presenter's unfortunate encounter between his finger and the metal.