Another custom gun for you order from Bunny Workshop. The Bunny Custom WarSport LVOA-S Gas Blowback Rifle is based on the popular GHK M4 Gas Blowback Rifle. It has a laser engraved Warsport LVOA-C Marking on the receiver, and coated with CERAKOTE Combat Grey H-130. Other features are the BCM B5 Systems SOPMOD BRAVO Stock, BCM Gunfighter KAG, 1913 Picatinny Rail Version, BCM Gunfighter Grip Mod 3, the RA-TECH GHK M4 GBB Steel Bolt Carrier, and the Angry Gun Wire Cutter Rail System.

We get to see that the Airsoft Megastore has put back the loadout challenge will Muhl and Clownse's showing what they put together to go with the Krytac WarSport LVOA... "Welcome to the Second Season of the AMS Loadout Challenge, where two people are given the same gun, and you get to decide who makes the better gear loadout! For this episode we chose the Krytac Licensed Airsoft Warsport M4 LVOA."

Carol Grillo is back with her take on the Krytac WarSport LVOA-C AEG. Fully licensed from WarSport Industries, it features the now familiar and copied LVOA-C rail with the distinct front-end. This has the Krytac 8mm Gearbox with the integrated MOSFET for responsive trigger and protect the electronics of the AEG. To learn more about what she thinks about this AEG, turn on the language caption on your YouTube player.

Here is the latest custom work that came out of Bunny Workshop, the Bunny Custom: Warsport LVOA Airsoft GBB AR Rifle. This is based on the GHK M4 RAS GBB Airsoft Rifle and treated with Cerakote Coating, and the Markings embedded via CNC. It has a Custom Cut Outer Barrel, the Wire Cutter Rail, Warsport-Style Flash Hider, Strike Industries AR Pistol Grip, MFT Battle Stock, Spear Arms, Anti Rotation Pin, and the Spear Arms Ambi Selector.

A shorter LVOA rifle from Krytac gets the scrutiny of Jonathan Higgs for this Airsoftology review... 'Don't call it short...at least not to its face. Jonathan's looking at the "less long" Warsport LVOA-S from Krytac to see if the smaller stature is a tradeoff, or does it still have all the clout to sit at the cool kid's table."

The Krytac WarSport LVOA AEG gets reviewed bu Jonathan Higgs of Airsoftology. A fully licensed AEG, this has an 8mm bearing gearbox with an integrated MOSFET which is a mainstay feature in Krytac AEGs. Of course, the main feature of this AEG is the LVOA-C which is a handguard that gives it a more distinctive look.

The Krytac LVOA-C AEG gets reviewed by the popular Japanese airsoft blog, Hyperdouraku. Fully licensed by WarSpart, the LVOA-C sports the "Wirecutter" rail design, with the unique front end and uses the open source KeyMod Rail System. Krytac is distributed in Japan by Laylax.

Read the full review here and below is the video overview:

Spartan117gw reviews the Krytac LVOA-C AEG in his "The Armory" series. Fully licensed by Warsport the LVOA-C AEG comes with the features seen in Krytac's Trident AEG series such as 8mm Gearbox, MOSFET, piston with metal teeth, and a modular spring guide system. This is available in Wolf Grey at Evike.com and has a 5-position collapsible stock.

If you are not aware of yet, the fully-licensed Krytac WarSport LVOA AEG is now available at their online store and their dealers... "There has never been a more aptly named airsoft gun than the KRYTAC War Sport LVOA. Officially Licensed by War Sport Industries LLC., the KRTYAC War Sport LVOA is the only licensed LVOA in the world.

The fully licensed Krytac LVOA-C M4 AEG is now available at Airsoft Atlanta and you can check out the video review they made about it... "Airsoft Atlanta has the new LVOA-C KRYTAC M4 AEG in stock.  Gun clocks in just below 400 FPS for players that have field limits.  Kit includes one metal rail, original black metal flash hider, and a faux gas block tube assembly.  The gun comes only in foliage green, just like the real rifle!"