Here is a howto video from Airsoft GI Uncut showing you how to program a 3-round burst with the Classic Army Nemesis AEG. The Nemesis, as well as the Scarab, are newer AEGs from Classic Army that are of their own design and come with MOSFET chips... "Check out this awesome function of the Classic Army Nemesis and Scarab guns!"

USAirsoft has some things to say about the Classic Army Nemesis AEG which those interested in buying one should take note... "So what do I like about the Classic Army Nemesis? What makes me recommend this after my review? Well let me break it all down.

The Classic Nemesis AEG comes with a MOSFET or what they call a Programmable Electronic Control System that can programmed and this episode of Airsoft GI Uncut shows you how to set the burst fire modes... "Dave is back with a quick 2-minute tech tip on how to set up burst fire on the Classic Army Nemesis rifles! (this also works on the SCARAB as well)."

Quick tip from Airsoft GI showing you how to properly fit a battery in a Classic Army Stock... "Mosfet down the buffer tube? Make sure you don't crush it with a battery or crimp the wiring in the stock or else it could cause some serious damage. Follow this video to see how best to fit a battery in your stock to not create any issues with your new purchase!"

USAirsoft checks out the Classic Army G3 SG1 AEG that he says can be a good base for an airsoft DMR. Usually found at Airsoft GI and here is what they say... "The Classic Army Full Metal G3 SG1 Rifle is another great design in Classic Army's series of G3 style airsoft guns. The G3 SG1 was made famous with the long service it saw in the German Army and around the world for many years. The G3 SG1 Rifle has full metal construction and a laser etched logo with serial number under license with CA.

In this test of the Classic Army Scarab AEG for Airsoft GI Uncut, Dave finds it to be an awesome gun. Is Classic Army really back in the game? Well, let's watch the video... "Dave Tests out a SCARAB from Classic Army to see just how well it performs! Stay tuned later this week for gameplay from local D14 players with this gun!"

Owners and future owners of the Classic Army M132 Micro Gun can watch this video from Airsoft GI Uncut... "The Classic Army M132 Micro Gun is incredibly easy to put together! So easy, in fact, that we get a ton of questions from people who think it can't be that simple! Check it out in this video!"

Mach Sakai takes a look at the Classic Army KC-89 AEG. Released in 2012, this is an officially licensed Krebs Custom KC-89 E-SLTR Full Metal AEG. This is based on on the Krebs Custom Enhanced Speed Load Tactical Rifle, which is basically an AK-47 customised to accept more weapons accessories. He checks for operations, external look, and how it performs in a steel challenge at the range.

Airsoft-Rus got the afforable Classic Army M132 Microgun in stock and here is Alexander present it... "This version of the minigun has 4 barrels with their hop-up adjustments. Adjustment of hop-up is carried out with the help of screws, which are hidden under the plug. The machine gun can be fed either from gas green, or from compressed air with a pressure of up to 7-8 atmospheres.

USAirsoft reviews the Classic Army M15A1 VN AEG. Based on the M16A1 VN rifle, this is a favourite of Vietnam War reenactors. Now available again at airsoft retailers, this AEG sports the M16A2-style flash hider rather than 3-Lug-Type flash hider of the M16A1 VN.