Target-1 checks out the KSC Masada CQB in Tan, a gas blowback rifle that has returned in a shorter, more compact form. The shop notes its Magpul-designed origins, such as the high level of detail in the build, from the metal upper receiver to the polymer lower. It even features a quick-release barrel system for those who enjoy taking things apart almost as much as putting them back together.

On the range, the rifle proves to be quite the social butterfly, featuring fully ambidextrous controls that accommodate both left and right-handed shooters. Despite having a magazine that weighs about as much as a small handgun, the rifle manages its gas consumption efficiently. It delivers a snappy kick and stays functional even when the magazine temperature isn't exactly tropical, making it a reliable choice for target practice.

The review wraps up by testing its accuracy and finding it capable of hitting targets consistently at ten meters, provided the shooter knows where the BBs are heading. With adjustable stock settings and plenty of rail space for accessories, it offers plenty of customization options. It seems the only real danger this airsoft gun poses is to the player's wallet, as the high build quality makes it very tempting to take home.