Bruce of BB2K Airsoft goes over the Kizuna Works KW-15K GBB Pistol, the first product from Kizuna Works of Taiwan... "Today the review of the Kizuna Works KW-15K. The airsoft replica of the Russian Kalashnikov Lebedev PL-15K.

A comparison by BB2K Airsoft of the gas blowback and AEG versions of the HK416A5 from two airsoft manufacturers... "I'm taking a look at the HK416A5 from VFC and Arcturus with you today. Both are Umarex's premium products in terms of 416 airsoft. From the outside they hardly differ but in their drive type. The VFC is a so called Gas Blowback and the Arcturus is an electric driven HK416A5. What should one buy? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Reason to start a comparison between GBB & AEG.

BB2K Airsoft's Bruce does an unboxing of the airsoft version of the Kalashnikov Lebedev PLK, the Kizuna Works KW-15K gas blowback pistol... "Today I unbox with you the KW-15K, the airsoft replica of the Kalashnikov Lebedev PLK pistol from the company Kizuna Works. I'll show you the first details and there will be some test firing as well."

Bruce of BB2K Airsoft got another unboxing video for you as he gets his hands on the APFG SIG MCX Rattler GBB.  This can be a good choice for players, boasting a powerful blowback and a quick-adjust hop-up system. It comes with a quick-detach suppressor that enhances muzzle velocity, and a foldable CNC stock for convenience. The airsoft gun also features a 30-BB round gas magazine that is compatible with VFC AR type V2/V3 gas magazines, ensuring increased power and performance.

Bruce goes for a highly concealable fixed slide gas pistol from Tokyo Marui, the Tokyo Marui CURVE NBB Pistol, in this BB2K Airsoft video review. The Tokyo Marui CURVE is a small, stealthy, fixed slide gas pistol based on the Taurus CURVE handgun. Its unique curved profile is designed to fit comfortably over waist contours for concealed carry.

Bruce of BB2K Airsoft goes over the features of the Tokyo Marui Colt SAA .45 Artillery, one of the more recent revolver releases by the Japanese airsoft company... "Today I present you the Tokyo Marui Colt SAA .45 Artillery Revolver (Single Action Army).  This revolver is a spring pressure airsoft which is free from 14 years. In function and operation all "cowboys" will be thrilled. The SAA is loaded with dummy .45 Long Colt cartridges, each containing one 6mm BB.

It's an unboxing galore by Bruce of BB2K Airsoft as he boxes the Stainless Steel AKM AEG from LCT Airsoft and the new sidearms from Tokyo Marui, the Colt SAA and Taurus CURVE... "Today you are with me when I unbox an absolute highlight for my collection. The original LCT Stainless Steel AKM from IWA 2023. Airsoft2Go couldn't resist and surprised me again. In the box was still the new Tokyo Marui Colt SAA and the Taurus Curve. So it will take "a little" longer again.

It's back to optics for Bruce as he reviews the affordable Feyachi M37 1.5 - 5 x Red Dot Magnifier in this BB2K Airsoft video... "The Feyachi M37 Magnifier is the perfect complement to my V30 Red Dot Sight. With its stepless 1.5 - 5x magnification and the stable flip to side mounting, it has everything on board that you need for the start. Since it comes from the Real Steel range, it can withstand a lot. It is shock and water resistant and therefore also ideal for GBB Airsoft.

Bruce of BB2K Airsoft tells you why the sought after and rare Tanaka Cassiopeia S&W M500 Revolver was banned in this video review... "The Banned & Confiscated! Sounds like clickbait but that was the story of the TANAKA Cassiopeia series. The Colt SAA and the S&W M500 Airsoft revolver had to be taken off the market in Japan after just one year (2006/2007) because they were too realistic in the eyes of the legislators at the time.

The aluminium version of the Silverback Airsoft TAC41, the TAC41A gets to be reviewed by BB2K Airsoft... "Just a year after Silverback stormed the airsoft world with the release of the Spring Sniper TAC 41P, they are back with the TAC 41A. "A" here stands for a solid CNC aluminum body and a fully adjustable, folding aluminum buttstock."