Bradley Phillips goes to into action using the Milsig M79 HPA Nerf Blaster and he goes up against players using Gel Blaster. Which do you think has an advantage? Gameplay is in Australia where airsoft is illegal... "In this video I use the Milsig M79 HPA/CO2 semi-auto Nerf blaster in gameplay against gel blasters at the Battle for Waterloo skirmish field in South Australia."

Bradley Phillips uses a Milsig M79 Nerf Blaster in a skirmish game in Australia and finds it to be the best Nerf Blaster he ever used... "In this video I take a look at the new M79 foam dart blaster from Milsig.

The M79 is a select fire, (safe, semi, full auto) HPA or CO2 powered Nerf blaster with variable velocity output ranging from 200fps up to 400fps depending on your preference.

Video includes overview, chrono test, accuracy test and gameplay."

Reapers Airsoft checks out another self-contained complete HPA airsoft gun, the Milsim M6 TP1 HPA... "Hi ! In today's review we have the Milsig M6 (TP1) HPA (compressed air) for you. The model has a good and solid workmanship, runs purely mechanically without battery and can therefore would also like to get wet. During the test period, the HPA system ran smoothly over 2000 shots. The design was thought of which makes maintenance and disassembly easy and quick.

Now in stock at EB Airsoft is the MilSIG RIS made specifically for the KWA KRISS Vector Gas Blowback SMG. This meand you get an additional rails to your KRISS GBB to mount additional weapons accessories and a lengthening of the GBB in case you find it too short for your needs. This is made of Aluminium and from Taiwan. Price is US$44.65 which already includes shipping costs. The suppressor seen in the photo is not included in the package.