More photos of the WE Raptor Tactical Handguard have appeared at Public Enemy. For those who are curious about this product, it can be made to fit M4 Gas Blowback Rifles and AEGs according to them. Now the question is which of these two airsoft systems will require some modification to fit? We'll try to find out more including release date and pricing.

Real world photos and video of the SRC TT-33 have been posted by our good friends from Public Enemy showing the limited edition red case and the medallions that go with it in one neat special package. They say it's cheaper than the KWA version and it's made of metal. It's a good deal if that's the case. In the video it has decent shot groupings that can it can be a good backup airsoft pistol in games, and not just a prop for reenactors.

The Public Enemy crew got together with James of WE as he brings them the new WE "Katana" Split Gearbox technology for them to use with the G&P high-capacity AEG Magazine. It never faltered when fired continuously until the magazine was emptied then followed by a demo on how the gearbox was made compatible with existing AEG parts, especially the Tokyo Marui-compatible ones.

So far, this is the best issue from Public Enemy as for telling narratives in pictures. This issue covers "Dirty Army: Uncles of Fury", the KWA TT-33, the Hong Kong Special Duties Unit (SDU) Loadout Special, a war photographer's reenactment of the 1968 Tet Offensive, and Man of Iron. As promised, they went back to the Sino-Vietnamese War with an even more graphic narrative, telling you the PLA side as the war gets reenacted in pictures.

Recently posted by Public Enemy these snapshots of an upcoming airsoft gun. As to what it is, your guess is just good as ours, with AK variants resembling closely each other that it only takes those who have good knowledge of AKs to know what this is, unless it's a totally AK design specifically for airsoft just like how ICS design some of their AEGs.

With the pending release of the latest issue of Public EnemyAirsoft e-Zine, Issue No. 4 gives a preview of their main story which is a follow-through story first published in Issue No. 2 and this covers their reenactment of the Sino-Vietnamese War and will probably be a story about the war from the point of view of the Chinese and they will detail the loadout used by the PLA during that period including clothing, the Type 56 Assault Rifle and which we guess the Type 81 reversible camo which was introduced in the 1970s and also used during the war.

A mysterious Smith & Wesson M&P Gas Blowback Pistol has been spotted by Public Enemy. Not known if this is a WE or some Taiwanese airsoft manufacturer is behind this product. The upper is obviously a metal slide and the markings have been taped over. The Public Enemy crew are still digging to find out more about this.

With the debut of the WE 80-round M4 Gas Magazine during the Hooha Show in Taipei, Public Enemy, with the help of Toy Soldier were able to have one item with them to test. This magazine has a new mold, being a higher capacity magazine and it has fake bullets that should make some players happy with it. Under summer temperatures in Hong Kong, filling up the magazine with Green Gas takes about 15 seconds.

Angry Gun shifted their attention from the MP7 GBB SMG to the MP9 GBB SMG as they produced this silencer for the gas blowback as reported by Public Enemy. This is not only a silencer but it also sports a bottom rail for you to attach a weapons light or a laser to your SMG, making it convenient for those who want a rail system for the MP9 or prefer attaching tactical accessories at the bottom rather than at the sides.

Public Enemy went out to verify if the new generation GHK AK74SU gas blowback rifle is already out among Hong Kong retailers. We'll they came up not with just the AKS74U but more AK74s as shown in the photos they have provided. As to pricing and what stores that have these, it was not indicated in the report. These are built from scratch GBB rifles rather than using the bodies of existing AK airsoft guns from ACM brands.