In the video by Explosive Enterprises, the VFC Airsoft GBB M733 and Mk18 Mod 1 are showcased, revealing a multitude of possibilities. The video provides an overdue review of VFC's V3 GBB AR system, featuring gas blowback replicas of both the Colt Model 733 (RO733) and the Mk18 Mod 1. It delves into the history and external features of both the M733 and the Mk18. The internals, controls, and operation of these models are thoroughly examined, followed by an evaluation of their performance.

For an easier way of cleaning airsoft inner barrels, Explosive Enterprises adapted the bore snake as inspiration for creating the tool. Watch the video if you want to try the concept for cleaning yours... "Adapting the bore snake concept to airsoft with an easy DIY cleaning tool."

For the headeaches of using gas blowbacks, in this video Explosive Enterprises talk about making gas blowbacks practical so you should be all ears to what they have to say... "One more video to pull our generic GBBR advice all together- how to actually make these things effective on the field."

Explosive Enterprises gives an update on the further fixes done of the VFC MP5 Gas Blowback SMG... "After a year and a half of tinkering with the VFC MP5 GBBR, it's time to share lessons learned and new fixes and upgrades- as well as revisiting whether our original verdict on this gas blowback replica still holds up."

Something for fans of Ghost In The Shell, Explosive Enterprises give their take on the Marushin Airsoft Mateba 2006M... "Known from Ghost In The Shell and, uh, that's pretty much it- the Mateba 2006M, or at least Marushin's gas-powered airsoft version of this strange-looking revolver."

Explosive Enterprises does a review of the Krytac KRISS Vector GBB... "Today it's Krytac's take on the flash-in-the-pan submachine gun wonder-weapon, the Kriss Vector. With the KWA being long out of production, it was only a matter of time until a new GBB rendition came along."

Explosive Enterprises spent some time improving the VFC M249 GBB and shows performance improvement in this video... "Iteration and improvement on VFC's gas blowback M249. The bucking we now recommend is a Maple Leaf Wonder, 70-degree- just be sure to modify it as shown for optimal function."

Explosive Enteprises gives his take on the new GHK AKM Ver3 Gas Blowback Rifle if you should get this or just stick to the older versions... "Another review, today on the long-awaited third generation of GHK gas blowback airsoft AKM. Is this the new game-changer for gas blowback? Will GHK finally shake off the problems that plagued their prior GHK AKs? Does that ominous intro mean something? Why are we asking rhetorical questions?"

In the video, Explosive Enterprises addresses a series of inquiries. The first question, asked at the 0:45 mark, is about his initial involvement in airsoft. He is also asked whether he intends to review Automatic Electric Guns (AEGs). The topic of air bubbles in magazines is brought up, along with the discussion of intriguing yet lesser-known details. Questions about the procurement of airsoft replicas and the origin of his Aimpoint clone are also answered.

Explosive Enterprises finally got their hands on the new Tokyo Marui Airsoft Saiga-12K gas blowback shotgun and here is what they say about it in the video... "At long last, it's Tokyo Marui's gas blowback airsoft version of the well-known Saiga shotgun. TM announced this one quite a while ago but production issues forced delays. Today we explore whether the end result is worth it, and what tweaks are needed to get the most out of it."