The JK Army has released a sneak peek of the highly anticipated VFC BCM Air MK2 MCMR GBBR, and it's packing some serious heat. This beast boasts a redesigned MK2 upper receiver for enhanced performance, while the tan lower receiver adds a touch of rugged flair. Fully licensed BCM markings scream authenticity, and the upgraded internal components like the steel fire control system and improved V3 firing pin parts promise smooth, reliable operation.
Will there be disagreements in this given that there GHK and Marui GBBs? But first, let's hear Heavy Metal Jacket Airsoft out... "In Airsoft, GBBR tech has come a long way in recent years, with companies like (obviously) Tokyo Marui leading the way with their proven MWS system. But what of the competitors? This video looks at (in my opinion) TM's biggest competitor, VFC; As I put it through it's paces in this cold weather test.
That BB Guy gives his initial take on the SCAR-H Gas Blowback Rifle made by VFC... "The gas blowback VFC Scar H has been available for quite a few years. In this review, we will be discussing various features, functionality, and quality of this airsoft replica."
If you can't wait for a Para version of the VFC M249 GBB, you might as well do a modding by adding a para stock. In this video, Jaeger Precision shows how it is done. The VFC M249 GBB is a recent release and it is the only M249 GBB in the world as of this writing.
It's a first impressions video by Nocturnal on the VFC XM16E1 gas blowback rifle. The VFC Colt XM16E1 gas airsoft rifle is a full-size, 20-inch barreled M16 replica despite its historical "experimental" designation. While appearing bulky, it's surprisingly lightweight compared to modern rifles. This fully licensed replica boasts accurate markings and features, making it a faithful representation of the beloved M16A1's direct predecessor.
What do you think? Well, many of you have been waiting for a Marui version but it seems the Japanese airsoft company is content with the NGRS series for now. Watch Heavy Metal Jacket Airsoft shares what he thinks in this video... "'Tis the season to Die Hard, nearly. Here's my two cents on the MP5 GBB V2 from VFC. In short...it F***s."
The biggest news coming from the VFC booth at the MOA Exhibition 2023 is about the upcoming VFC AK74M Gas Blowback Rifle that Ryan explains in the video. It is a full 1:1 scale GBB rifle with the specs close to Milspec. It comes with a side rail mount so you can mount Russian-design optics that are designed for use with this rifle and the bolt is a 1-piece CNC.
In stock at Amped Airsoft is the the Umarex/Elite Force VFC M4 MAAWS Launcher made by VFC. This is gas-powered and it is a powerful and realistic airsoft gun that mimics the iconic M4 MAAWS Launcher. It has user-friendly and ergonomic features, such as an adjustable stock, flip-up sights, and a detachable magazine, that make it easy to handle and aim.
The Airsoft Lab got something to show you with this upgraded VFC HK416A5 AEG. This a fully upgraded airsoft gun that shoots at 1.2 joules with 0.32g BBs using a 7.4v battery. It is both internally and externally upgraded, making it a high-performance and durable gun. The BlueMax 7.4 1450mAh 30c battery looks to be a a good choice for this AEG.
As we have reported earlier, a good number of Taiwanese airsoft manufacturers have revved up production of gas blowback rifles to meet local demand as well for the Milsimers who prefer gas blowbacks due to their more realistic operations. In this video, Vega Force Company presents the T91 SOC Gas Blowback Rifle which is based on Taiwan military's service rifle and the BCM Air MK2 MCMR Gas Blowback Rifle which is already available at airsoft retailers in East Asia.
