Another look at the Salvo Precision MWS Spear LT GBBR which is reviewed by the Middle Aged Gamer... "This is it, this is the Airsoft, Salvo Precision MWS Spear LT GBBR Review. After taking time to make sure all conclusions are correct, its time to jump in and answer the questions we all have.
In a two-part video, Luis from 4UAD Smart Airsoft showcases his workhorse Tokyo Marui MWS airsoft rifle build. The first part details the external setup, beginning with the 14.5-inch barrel, steel four-prong flash hider, and Mark 16 rail system. He explains his choice of accessories, including a weapon light with pressure switch, BCM grip panels, and a BCM QD mount.
Jaeger Precision reviews the RGW M-Lok rail set for the Guns Modify Scar-L MWS GBBR, detailing its installation, which includes a lower piece and M-Lok panels, but highlights significant drawbacks such as fitment and color matching issues, and critically, the incompatibility of standard M-Lok accessories on the side rails; despite improving handling comfort, the rail kit's functionality is ultimately deemed poor due to these machining and compatibility problems.
DO999 gives an overview of a customised Tokyo Marui MWS GBBR, the Angry Gun Devgru Recce model. She shows the gun's external features, such as the Angry Gun SOCOM RC2 suppressor, the 13.5 inch Geissele SMR MK16 rail, and the Magpul STR stock. She also mentions internal upgrades, including the TNT APS-C hop-up system and a lightweight buffer. She does some tests of the rifle checking its accuracy and gas efficiency, and she ends it with a positive impression of the build.
Simisdim details the evolution of his MWS, which originally featured a stock buffer tube, a DE bolt with an Angry Gun nozzle set, an original barrel, a Maple Leaf yellow 60° hop rubber, and a Jaeger Precision Titan nub. After a nozzle crack impacted accuracy, he replaced it with a Jaeger Precision NPAS—requiring some filing to fit—alongside a flamingo pink hot rubber and a Waldo Dynamics nozzle spring, addressing battery return issues.
TAGART Airsoft goes over the CYMA T8 (SP System) Noveske N4 Gas Blowback, a licensed MWS-based GBB rifle for EMG, is a rifle which gained popularity after being used by DEVGRU. It highlights the rifle's reliable operation, reasonable price, steel internal components, and user-friendly adjustments. However, it also points out drawbacks such as the paint finish, a lightweight bolt carrier, tight upper and lower receiver fit, magazine compatibility issues, and limited compatibility with some MWS parts.
The Middle Aged Gamer shows how to install the Guns Modify MWS SCAR-L NPAS... "During my Review of the Guns Modify Scar-L MWS GBBR we discovered the FPS is on the high side for CQB games so an NPAS was needed. Due to the unique design of this MWS GBBR I made this video showing you the basics of how to do it. the principle of this video is the same regardless of what NPAs you want to use."
Airsoft Chay checks out the Cybergun/Guns Modify FN SCAR-L MK2 MWS GBB and shares what he thinks of it. The Cybergun/Guns Modify FN SCAR-L MK2 MWS GBB airsoft rifle, licensed by Cybergun, is a collaboration between FN Herstal and Guns Modify. Based on the Tokyo Marui MWS system, this 10-inch 2nd Gen SCAR-L features a non-reciprocating angled charging handle, eliminating "SCAR bites," and an enlarged magwell.
Ahjae TV shows how to install the Dytac NOVESKE N4 MWS Kit. This fully licensed Noveske NSR M-Lok Rail w/Gen 3 N4 Receiver Kit for TM MWS M4/AR GBB platforms has authentic Noveske markings, a robust cerakoted finish, and M-Lok compatibility, mirroring the configuration used by Navy SEALs' DEVGRU. Featuring 14mm CCW threaded outer barrel and detailed markings across all components, this kit offers a premium, highly realistic foundation for a DEVGRU-inspired Noveske N4 build.
Middle Aged Gamer shares what he thinks about the new Guns Modify SCAR-L MWS Gas Blowback Rifle... "This is the 2025 Guns Modify MWS Scar-L GBBR Review. At the start of 2024 Guns Modify told the Airsoft community that they were making a MWS version of the famous Scar-L, but not the original Type-1 but the brand new Type-2, showing a prototype off and exciting everyone. Fast forward to 2025 and it is finally ready for the world.