Hyperdouraku wrote about The 4th Training Weapon Festival (TWF 2026) which they attended on 4-5 April 2026, at the Akihabara UDX Gallery L in Tokyo. This biennial event is organized by NBORDE with support from Systema, the manufacturer of the Professional Training Weapon (PTW). The exhibition space was designed with a dark, professional aesthetic intended to replicate the atmosphere of the SHOT Show held annually in the United States.

Simo GBB takes a look at the SYSTEMA PTW INFINITY, a high-end professional training weapon (PTW) that apparently costs about as much as a used small car. The total setup, including the internal components and the base body, reportedly hits the 400,000 yen mark. While that price tag might make your wallet weep, the participants note that it is a common sight among dedicated airsoft players who value realism and precise specifications.

In this collaboration with BLKFOX, Passive Shoot goes on a quest to build a high-end training weapon, specifically a Systema PTW (Professional Training Weapon), often referred to as a "Trepon" in Japan. After a long period of flirting with gas blowback rifles and MP5s, he felt it was finally time to dust off a lone lower receiver and give it a purpose in life.

Mach Sakai reviews the SYSTEMA Training Weapon (PTW) M4A1, a high-end electric airsoft gun in terms of pricing and features. He examines the external build quality, noting its rigid construction and realistic dimensions. He explores features such as the adjustable hop-up, the functional selector switch, and the slim grip that houses the motor.

Mach Sakai conducted a comprehensive review of the Custom SYSTEMA PTW Infinity Speed Star. The review, titled "PTW Infinity SpeedStar Digest," covered various aspects of the product. The overall length and weight of the gun were discussed, along with its carbon outer barrel and XT-6 handguard. The gun's engraving was noted, and the magazine's tendency to fall due to its own weight was questioned. The trigger pull was evaluated, followed by a live firing of the PTW Speedster.

Mach Sakai takes a look at the PTW CQB-R from Systema Engineering, the company that is well known for its most realistic AEG for training purposes until new generation AEGs from competitors such as Tokyo Marui and GBLS came in. Is it still one of the most desired airsoft training weapons? Check the video out.

With more realistic operating AEGs and GBBs in the market being sold as training rifles nowadays, is Systema's PTW still relevant? Defrowe Airsoft discusses what is like to own a Systema PTW, considered to be the Ferrari of AEGs, in this episode... "Ever wondered what it's like to be a PTW owner? In this video, we talk to a PTW owner about his experience and what it's like to own a PTW. We discuss the SystemA gearbox, the new gearbox with a motor inside, the dual sector gears, and the trigger response.

Have good look at the Systema Engineering Infinity PTW that is kitted with the NBORDE machined receiver set in this promotional video from NBORDE... "This video is an image video of SYSTEMA INFINITY newly developed in 2021. Most of the airsoft guns that appear are equipped with the NBORDE total machined receiver set."

The way of getting a cheaper Systema PTW is to get a Challenge Kit, which you will need to put together and already comes with all the pieces you need for a PTW. In this video Hyperdouraku puts together the Systema PTW Infinity Ultimate Challenge Kit with a test of their output at the end of the video...

Timerzanov Airsoft tries the custom Systema MK18 PTW that's done by Vinc AAB... "Hi all ! Today we meet for a special video. This time Vinc AAB came to my house and on the occasion he presents us here his MK18 PTW Systema.