BadaBing Pictures takes a look at the Western Arms Beretta M92FS (LEON) GBB which is a rare find, replicating the iconic pistol used by Leon in the film "Leon the Professional." This gas blowback (GBB) airsoft gun boasts a realistic 255mm length and a weighty 1125g, constructed with durable ABS slide and frame for a substantial feel. The magazine holds 25 rounds of 6mm BBs, powered by 134a gas.

The 30-year old M92FS gas blowback model from Western Arms gets featured in Hyperdouraku's Vintage Airsoft Review series. Released in late 1993 it is nicknamed "Magna" through a public contest, this groundbreaking pistol featured a unique one-way pre-shoot system that ensured high accuracy and realistic action despite its blowback design. Its meticulous reproduction of a real gun's appearance, firing operations, disassembly, and internal parts layout set a new standard for gas blowback airsoft guns.

An oldie but goldie gas blowback pistol, the Western Arms Bob Chow With Real Wood Grip gets a visit by Mach Sakai. The Bob Chow is a legendary WA creation, a modern reimagining of a custom-built Colt MkIV frame paired with a military match slide and barrel. Its distinctive, informative style makes it a coveted piece among collectors. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each component is meticulously reproduced in WA using a blend of machinery and skilled handwork.

The company known for its well crafted gas blowback pistols and the first M4 gas blowback rifle, gets visited by the guys from Laylax in Shibuya Tokyo. They specialize in 1911 and 2011 variants but also offer Beretta 92 models and other pistols. Recently, they've expanded their lineup to include gas-powered M4 carbines. While they primarily produce gas blowback replicas, they have previously experimented with gas-electric hybrids.

A vintage airsoft pistol is taken apart by Japanese-language YouTube Channel Tecchi's Junk... "I disassembled the MGC/WA MGC MK IV that I introduced last time. The inside is a Western Arms Magna Blowback and is quite realistic. Assembly will be next time."

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In this video, Mach Sakai, a champion practical shooter, tests out a custom Western Arms Hi-Capa Race Gun that was modified by Mister Tokoro. The gun features a muzzle, sight XT-6, front part slide processing, slide pull, and short trigger. Sakai shows how to grip the gun, inject gas, and insert BBs. He then performs a high capacity live firing and measures the initial velocity and firing sound of the gun. He also competes in a Steel Challenge Round Bout and an APS Cup Bullseye.

Mach Sakai tries the Western Arms Bob Chow Special Vintage Edition Gas Blowback Pistol. This is produced by the Western Arms Shibuya Custom Works and the material used is a heavyweight plastic and has the "Magna" gas blowback feature. It is given weathered look on the slide and lower frame, and this is the Hi-Spec Version 3 with fixed hop-up.

We get to have a look inside the Western Arms store in Japan as Gaosen Kinetics drops by for visit. No narration included... "A quick visit to the Western Arms store in Shibuya in Tokyo. Starting from the Bic Camera near the station, and going to see the inside of the store and back to Shibuya Station.

Ohh! The pistol that many want to collect! Well, in this review by Mach Sakai, he takes the Western Arms Terminator AMT Hardballer with Laser sight through its paces, checking the externals and operation. This has the 21 BB round R-TYPE Magazine and the Hardballer GBB Pistol itself is rare nowadays. The Terminator handgun is always a sight to behold with the laser sight used in the movie was made by Surefire.

Mach Sakai reviews the Western Arms SIG 1911 Blackwater Gas Blowback Pistol. This is equipped with the Altamont grip and comes with a threaded muzzle and under rail for weapons accessories. He checks it for external details, operation and its performance through a quick steel challenge.