Prairie Dog Airsoft gives his a walkthrough of his HPA-powered airsoft Steyr Aug and fed with a 3D-printed 9mm magazine adapter for TM-style AUG AEGs... "Being 3D printed, the whole adapter is made of Highly durable plastic with only metal/steel parts being mag release/locking spring, set of M3 screws for assembling the adapter and a metal pin."

The CS Airsoft latest project involves a Tokyo Marui AUG AEG and here is his update... "It's finally here again! There are some updates to my Tokyo Marui AUG project. The whole project has escalated a bit and therefore some videos will be added in the near future."

Explosive Enterprises show us one of their custom builds, a Gas Blowback AUG HBAR LMG... "A walkthrough of one of our team's projects, based on a GHK AUG but significantly modified. Special thanks to USAirsoft for capturing footage of this machine in action."

A look at the Army Armament KU906 AUG AEG in a livestreamed video by Patrol Base... "In this video, Stu sits down with the Army Armament KU906 AUG, this compact 6mm BB Airsoft gun is a lightweight and compact electrically powered replica AUG. Realistically constructed from polymer with an alloy front end, the AUG is supplied with an aluminium foregrip."

This is a tip for real steel users but AEG and GBB owners may want to watch and learn. This video is from The Firearm Blog... "In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves is at the Steyr Academy with Steyr’s lead instructor, Brian Marshall, to discuss – what else – the Steyr AUG. The AUG came out in 1977, but it’s peaking in popularity in the United States.

The Firearm Blog discuss the Steyr AUG HBAR, the LMG in use in Austria's armed forces, during their visit to Steyr USA... "In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves is at Steyr USA’s HQ in Alabama talking with the head instructor of the Steyr Academy, Brian Marshall, about the AUG LMG or light machine gun – the Steyr AUG HBAR.

Rock Bottom Airsoft talks about airsoft Steyr AUG AEGs and his love/hate relationship with them in this video... "In this video we take a look at one of my favourite Airsoft replicas. The Steyr AUG. We also take a look at some of the downsides to the AUG in Airsoft."

In October of this year, The Firearm Blog visited the Steyr USA for this episode about the history of the Steyr AUG... "In this special AUGtober episode of TFBTV, James Reeves is at Steyr’s US headquarters to talk about the history of the Steyr AUG rifle. James interviews Brian Marshall, a Steyr Academy instructor and AUG scholar. Brian walks through the history of this iconic rifle with James on this episode.

CS Airsoft looks at two Tokyo Marui Steyr AUG Models, the A2 and the A3 High Cycle (HC) AEGs... "Since I currently have the unique opportunity to hold both Steyr AUG models from Tokyo Marui in my hands. That's why I take the opportunity to compare both models. These two AUG models are no longer state-of-the-art, but still have their charm."

Bradley Phillips does a detailed review of the Army Armament AUG Gel Blaster that is legal to use in some parts in Australial. He also takes it to game for some performance footages... "In this video I take a look at the new gel blaster Steyr AUG replica made by the airsoft company Army Armament.

Includes overview, chrono test, accuracy test, gameplay and direct comparisons to the JG Works AUG A1."