Reviews
GnP lives on its billing by having one of the most realistic M4 AEG variations in the market today. Everything is metal and the finish is second to none. The paint job is great, flat matte black finish including the butt stock, and no shiny parts and considered to be the most gun metal looking among the high end AEGs. The crane stock is telescoping and can hold a GnP custom battery of up to 10.8V (but you can not retract it to its shortest length, you’ll have to use a GnP 9.6V for you to put it back to its shortest length).
One of the least discussed gas-powered non-blowback pistols in the market, the KJ Works Stealth Assassin, with its large profile, is one pistol that cannot be ignored when going into a pistol-packing skirmish. This one packs a punch, in the tradition of its real steel counterpart, the MK23 SOCOM pistol with its .45 caliber load. As there are other MK23 SOCOM airsoft replicas out in the market today, would KJ Works standup to be on par with the TM or the KSC MK23 SOCOM, and be regarded as worthy of bearing the name of the MK23 SOCOM so beloved by special operations people?
Always lusted after but never possessed till now -- this is the TM P90 RD for me. Went the whole hog with a Systema FTK, GnP metal body, Prometheus sintered bushings, and a Sanyo 9.6v battery pack. Very accurate in stock form, it is everything I thought it would be.
Finally, the Pinoy Airsoft Evolution Review Series just released their latest review: the Galaxy G.5K (MP5K). A shortened version of the MP5, the MP5K is sort of a pistolised version of the MP5 PDW and one of the nastiest little buggers in the real steel world. This is one of the favourite replicas of players who always dreamed of doing ala-matrix style in CQB sites. Moreso, this easily concealable weapon is an excellent choice for close-in security.
One of the better produced airsoft video reviews on Youtube.com, the AnK M249 Para is presented like you almost think you're watching a Discovery Channel program. PinoyAirsoft.org now has its PinoyAirsoft Evolution video series, which they started with the KSC Glock 23F. Overall, they already have three video reviews available at Youtube.com, and in the near future they will release a video for the Galaxy MP5K.
As Jing Gong (JG) has been known for, this is yet another clone of the Tokyo Marui SIG 552 Automatic Electric Gun (AEG). The good thing about All China Made (ACM) AEGs, JG especially, is their clones turn out to be better than the original most of the times in terms of function and affordability. Now let's see if the reputation of JG holds true in their version of the SIG 552...
Numerous enthusiasts enlisted in forum petitions for an FN Five-seveN GBB replica. But not much heard from them after Marushin responded with two versions, one in 6mm and another in 8mm, perhaps because these failed to live up to high expecations. Overall, however, the 6mm version is a good product from a reputable manufacturer.
To mark the arrival of the first-ever ACM Krinkov on Philippine shores, FilAK Airsoft conducted a full-dress field testing of the Cyma 035. The Cougars, an all-AK team in Metro Manila, and One Airsoft Davao, the umbrella airsoft organization in Southern Mindano, coordinated the tests in their respective areas. Several filAKas members simultaneously did their own independent tests.
As promised, we are now posting here the video reviews of Flanker Tanker, starting with the TM FAMAS F1. More will follow in the future, depending on the new reviews that Flanker T will make available at YouTube.com. We are grateful for Flanker Tanker's generosity of allowing us to post his video reviews, and we also encourage everyone to visit Flanker Tanker at Youtube.com or at his website. Also drop a note or two at his website if you want to send some messages of thanks and perhaps some requests on reviews that you want him to make.
Even the bolt lever opens the ejection port cover and exposes the hop-up system that now works with precision, as compared with other makes or brands. The similarity in construction will never guarantee us a similarity in performance, sometimes a mere difference in millimeters can largely affect performance or accuracy in the hop-up system. So as soon as you get you JG M4A1, check right away inside the hop-up system for faults or tweaks.
