RSOV.com now has in stock the ACM Troy TRX-style 9in BattleRail for US$73.99. Made for M4 airsoft guns, the BattleRail is a free floating rail with rotary locking system. The original Troy TRX BattleRails are made of aircraft grade aluminium and coated with Teflon. We're not sure the material made for the ACM replica, but assume it's not the same as the real deal.

At Action Hobbies for £149.99 VAT Included... "Everyone should know the Famas, whether it be by the real steel reputation or the fact that it was the first mass produced electric Airsoft gun. This model is a direct descendant of that legend. One of the first Bullpup designed weapons, meaning the magazine sits behind the trigger and grip, allowing the barrel to extend far further into the back end of the guns receiver.

This has been available for some time now at other online airsoft retailers, but if you prefer buying at RSOV Express, then it's right now available for US$139.99, shipping included. Weighing 3.4kg This is based on the Marushin Anti-Material Rifle and it's a good possibility that parts from Marushin are compatible with this.

Not really something new to announce as it is available at other retailers nowadays. But still we would like to post news about the availability of this China-made M945 airsoft pistol at Airsoft Panda. You can choose between silver and black colours though the silver one really shows off the markings. It looks good, but we hope it does perform as good as much as it looks.

A Chinese Made P90 priced at US$103 is now at Gunner Airsoft. They do not exactly know who is the actual manufacturer, but the filename of the image has a "JP" designation, so most probably it is a Jin Peng one. What they can say is that it has an upper metal body, plastic receiver, metal gear box and comes with a 9.6v mini battery and lowcap magazine. It is not also indicated if other branded magazines can be used with it, but most likely it is TM-compatible.

We guess this ACM MP44 is also the same as the Quality Power MP44 that is now in stock with other retailers in Hong Kong. Airsoft Panda is also retailing this for US$199.00 and like the Quality Power this a full metal World War II AEG replica and comes with a real wood stock. This uses a version 2 gearbox so maintaining it would be easy for those used to using M4 AEGs. This is also compatible with the AGM MP44 parts.

Those who are dreaming of an airsoft PPK/S from Maruzen but could not justify the price, you can settle for an ACM version of this. It is available at Airsoft Panda for US$64 and it is based on the Maruzen version. It has a a metal slide, lower frame and outer barrel. Realistic looking markings, adjustable hop-up and very much compatible with the Maruzen PPK/S parts... so they say.

Another breath of fresh air from the usual M4-based blowback airsoft guns. This US$115.99 ACM MP5J at RSOV.com perhaps takes from where the Well MP5K GBB SMG left. This has metal parts, with the plastic parts being the handguard and lower frame. Depending on the weather, this can come out firing at 375fps out of the box. We wonder if the gas magazines from Well fit this and if they do, come the usual problems. No three-round burst option in the switch is found.