Is a Budget 300 BLK better than the SIG? That's what Werkz Holsters try to find out as it compares the PSA JAKL to SIG Sauer's MCX... "What's the best 300 blackout piston setup? We wanted to check out the difference between two popular 300 blackout setups. Jamison built out a PSA JAKL, and Shan built a MCX Spear LT.: Two different blasters to run against each other. Let us know which one you'd pick!"
Airsoft Chay recently tested the APFG SIG MPX GBB and shared his impressions. This gas blowback (GBB) is based on the VFC system, featuring a realistic bolt mechanism. It is designed with a charging handle, a magazine release, and a bolt catcher that are accessible from both sides, enhancing its usability. The GBB is equipped with a 4.5-inch outer barrel that includes a tactical rail. It uses a 30-round 9mm style magazine and can achieve a velocity of 320 FPS using 0.2g 6mm BBs.
Simo tests the Toxicant MCX Gas Blowback to determine if it fulfills the requirements of Japanese airsoft enthusiasts. The MCX has been gaining popularity recently and is seen everywhere. Interestingly, this is not a VFC model but a Korean model designed based on the Z system. It can be customized in various ways with retrofitting. The key point is that it can be customized to suit individual preferences. It's quite expensive☆.
What do you think? Watch the video by Guns.com on the debate regaring the MCX from SIG Sauer... "Lately, I have been addressing gun community questions that are frequently debated in the Guns.com warehouse. In the spirit of that, an interesting question arose on whether or not the SIG Sauer MCX is an AR-15 or not."
TaktOPAirsoft has released another gameplay video featuring a Sig MCX. This particular model is impressively equipped with several high-quality components. It boasts an Airsoft Artisan Sig moc suppressor/tracer unit, enhancing its performance and aesthetic appeal. The Sig MCX also utilizes a PolarStar Airsoft Kythera engine, known for its reliability and efficiency. For improved target acquisition, it’s fitted with a Sig Romeo 5.
Something to perk up your day as the Airsoft & Milsim News Blog (AMNB) got some photos that you can drool over... "The very first time I looked at this MCX build I was like; that’s potentially what the Space Force is looking for right”! I mean, the Hyda Mount with the MAWL mounted to it off set looks kinda outa space to me. Don’t you think so?
We are seeing more of the Toxicant SIG MCX GBBR MWS Kit in action after being announced last year. In this video Molcom Korean Airsofter tries one kit out. This line features four distinct types: Type A with an 11.5-inch barrel, Type B with a 6.75-inch barrel and suppressor, Type C with a long handguard, a 6.75-inch barrel and suppressor, and Type D with a short handguard, a 6.75-inch barrel and suppressor.
That is what President Yutakomacchi says about the APFG SIG MCX Rattler GBB. The APFG S-004BK MCX Rattler GBB Airsoft is a GBB that is ideal for any enthusiast. It features a quick-adjust hop-up system for accuracy, a quick-detach suppressor for increased power, and a foldable CNC stock for compactness. It also comes with a 30-round gas magazine that is compatible with VFC AR type V2/V3 gas magazines.
G01 of the Ghost Group North gives his take on the Toxicant MCX Kit for the Tokyo Marui MWS GBB Rifle. The TOXICANT MCX MWS Kitis a GBB conversion kit for airsoft enthusiasts, featuring a realistic MCX style and made from durable CNC aluminum. It comes with an MWS pre-installed with steel bolt carrier & trigger, providing enhanced accuracy, stability, and recoil.
We get to watch another review on the APFG SIG MCX Rattler GBB Rifle with this video from Forest Camp. The APFG’s full metal Gas Blowback MCX Rattler SBR, is based on the compact version of the MCX Virtus and comes with a suppressor and short handguard, making it ideal for CQB. The rifle features a side-folding 20mm Rail Mounted stock, authentic GBBR controls, and robust recoil. It also includes a quick-adjust hop system and is compatible with VFC M4 GBBR Magazine.
