Mach Sakai tests a collectible AEG that has been available for almost two decades, the AGM MP40 AEG. The AGM MP40 airsoft gun lets you experience a piece of WWII history with its realistic metal build and classic SMG design. Perfect for reenactors or skirmishers seeking a unique primary, it even offers upgrade options for performance enthusiasts.
The Random Reviews got a second hand AGM Gen 3 PVS-7 NVG to review. The PVS-7 is proven in combat and beloved for its reliability and comfort. This top-of-the-line system boasts Gen 2+ or Gen 3 intensifier tubes for clear vision in any darkness, plus automatic brightness control and an infrared illuminator for invisible operation. Its tough build lets you handheld or head-mount it, and even add magnification lenses for extra range.
The most sold MP40 AEG, the AGM MP007B, gets unboxed in this video by Airsoft Sweden... "I will unbox an MP40 (MP007B) made by AGM, which I bought from Taiwangun. The previous MP40 is quite old, and there seems to be some differences in the gearbox between the older and the newer models. Since it's winter right now, it's difficult to upload videos, so there won't be much activity on the channel. But when spring comes, I will be posting many more videos.
AGM still makes the MP007 or the MP40 AEG which is popular amongst collectors and reenactors. Airsoft Sweden got one to share what they think about this AEG... "In today's video, we look at the iconic mp 40 weapon. The MP007B has been an airsoft that I have been unhappy with and had constant problems with. We cover things like performance, quality, history and more. In the next video there will be some new content hopefully.
Flanker Tanker talks about the AGM MP44/StG44 AEG which is part of his airsoft collection in this video. This is a meticulously crafted airsoft replica of the Sturmgewehr44/MP44, the groundbreaking assault rifle employed by German forces during World War II. Constructed from steel and wood, this replica is the epitome of all modern assault rifles. It serves as an excellent piece for those who re-enact Wehrmacht roles, as well as for enthusiasts and collectors of World War II memorabilia.
Master Dallas Airsoft, who does reviews of airsoft guns based on older guns with the corresponding loadout when they were first used, checks the AGM MG42 LMG AEG this time. The AGM MG42 AEG should be perfect for skirmishers, collectors, and historical reenactors alike. It is realistically constructed from durable alloy, with a real wood stock and a polymer pistol grip.
There is a cheaper version of the AGM M1 Carbine for airsoft use and it is reviewed by Simo GBB. This airsoft carbine fires one BB pellet at a time with a manual bolt pull action. You don’t need batteries or gas to operate it, just cock the bolt back and forth and pull the trigger. It cost around 50 quid in the UK.
Another look at the AGM MP-40 Gel Blaster which has all the feautures of the AGM MP-40 AEG except that it fires gel balls. Blowback Industries give their take on this gel blaster... "So world war 2 gel blasters are slowly but surely making their way into the gel blaster community, and this one is no exception. The MP-40, used primarily by Nazi Germany in WW2, is finally here.
The famous AGM MP40 now has an Gel Blaster version and is available at X-Force Tactical in Australia... "The long awaited MP40 has finally landed, a solid metal and plastic body make this a collectors dream. For those that have been crying about getting WWII guns in this is a dream come true.
At X-Force Tactical we are dedicated to bringing you the coolest toy guns and gel blasters available."
Available for years now and a favourite of reenactors is the AGM MP40 AEG. Airsoft GI gives a quick rundown of this AEG in this 1 minute review... "I think it's become quite apparent I desperately want to become a reenactor at this point XD Regardless, the AGM MP40 is just a cool and unique piece for anyone's collection, especially for those interested at all in WWII-era firearms. Check it out yall!"