Explosive Enterprises talks about upgrading the performance of VFC AR gas blowback rifles. He covers topics that include swapping the original VFC AR nozzle for an APFG MCX nozzle and a step-by-step installation guide. He also recommends using a 4UAD (Quad) hop unit with a specific bucking, and presents a recommended upgrade path that includes the MCX nozzle, 4UAD hop unit, Unicorn barrel, a 3oz carbine buffer, and a steel barrel and bolt carrier.
Arms Magazine takes a close look at the new CYMA MP-443 AEP, an electric airsoft pistol that features a blowback system. The original MP-443, designed by Vladimir Yarygin, was developed for the Russian military in 1993. This real firearm uses 9x19mm rounds, has a Browning-style short recoil system, and a steel frame and slide with an 18-round magazine. CYMA's airsoft replica is the first to feature blowback on an electric model.
Arms Magazine walks us through the features of the Maruzen CA870 TAC-10 airsoft shotgun in this video... "The 'TAC-10' has been added to the MARUZEN CA870 series of air-cocking shotguns, which have been highly popular among core users due to their simple pump-action firing method and high-fidelity performance with a variable hop-up system with the same structure as APS rifles.
Arms Magazine give their take on the new Tokyo Marui SG553 Plus AEG... "Tokyo Marui's electric gun plus series is becoming increasingly popular as a survival game weapon due to the high safety and crisp trigger feeling without time lag achieved by equipping the electric gun standard type with the PULS system (FET circuit). The SG553 Plus has been released as the fifth in the electric gun plus series.
Arms Magazine's video features the VFC Custom LAR OSW Mk1 GBB rifle, a gas blowback airsoft replica of a modernized FAL variant. The FN FAL, a renowned battle rifle adopted by numerous countries and known as "The Right Arm of the Free World," has seen many clones, with the US-made DS Arms SA58 series being prominent. The OSW (Operations Specialist Weapon) is a popular short-barreled custom configuration of the LAR, often with a folding stock, and VFC's model is an original design based on the DS Arms SA58 OSW.
Arms Magazine introduce the BWC model of the Para Ordnance P10 Warthog, a recreation of the compact, high-capacity firearm from a niche manufacturer known for its high-capacity models like the P14. This Warthog model features a 3-inch barrel and a magazine that holds 10 rounds of .45 ACP. BWC's recreation is the first of its kind, highlighting the gun's powerful firing capability and easy-to-hold grip.
Arms Magazine's Tornado Yoshida shares what he thinks about the new Tokyo Marui M1851 Navy airsoft revolver... "The Colt Model 1851 Navy, or '51 Navy' for short, is the revolver that appears most often in Westerns after the Colt SAA. For that reason, it has been popular for a long time, and many people have been waiting for the '51 Navy that can be played with BB bullets."
The compact Maruzen Walther PP Gas Blowback gets reviewed by Arms Magazine... "The famous guns representing Walther are the P38 and the PP series. Maruzen, which has produced many air guns licensed by Walther, has finally released the Walther PP, following the PPK/s and PPK. The PP was developed as a police pistol in 1929, and its DA system was highly praised and adopted by police organizations in European countries, becoming the world's first successful DA-type automatic pistol.
A good look at the Beretta 92SB-F "Hollywood Version" Evolution 2 HW Cap Gun by Arms Magazine in this video... "Beretta submitted the 92SB-F, a slightly modified version of the 92SB, to the XM9 Service Pistol Trials to decide which handgun would replace the Colt M1911A1 for the US military. In the end, it was a one-on-one battle with the SIG SAUER P226, and it was successfully adopted as the official handgun. After that, the model name was changed from 92SB-F to 92F, and it became more popular in Japan.
Arms Magazine give us a look at the BWC Kimber Ultra CDP 2025 Short Recoil Blowback Model Cap Gun in this video... "The 3-inch model has a fast slide recovery speed during blowback, and the barrel tilted (downward) as the slide recoils does not return completely, making it prone to poor closure, and it is said that it is difficult to balance even with a real gun. BWC has overcome this challenge by modifying the barrel area.
