The Silverback Airsoft licensed DesertTech MDRx .308 AEG is now in circulation and we're seeing reviews from various sources and one of these is L'antre Du Dingo. This comes with engraved markings and made of 6000 series aluminium receiver/outer barrel and muzzle brake. The handguard is M-Lok and is fully ambidextrous in operation as well as ready to take in 11.1v Lipo batteries s power source.
If you have 4k resolution in your screen and the bandwidth to view it, you can check Highlander Airsoft's review of the compact Silverback Desert Tech SRS A2 Sport Sniper Rifle... "I hope you like the video and if you have any questions, please write in the comments. Thanks again to Begadi.de who made this Airsoft available to me."
Prepare again for an almost 90-minute review of the Silverback SRS A2 - 22" M-LOK as done by Reapers Airsoft. We're hearing good feedback from the field so let's see if this review concurs... "Good afternoon, gentlemen, after my relaxing holiday, the review of the Silverback SRS A2 continues today ;-)."
It's getting closer, the airsoft version of the DesertTech MDR-X AEG being produced by Silverback Airsoft. The wait is still long given the disruption in production schedules caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. For the meantime, let's treat ourselves to its highlights in this 3D video presentation... "This video presents the main technical characteristics of the Silverback Airsoft MDR-X, the latest version of this bullpup assault rifle licensed by Desert Tech and chambered in 7.62 NATO.
Good news to those who are waiting for the Silverback Airsoft SRS-A2 as the company announced it will be released soon... "Dear All, The new SRS-A2 line, reproducing the latest Desert Tech platform evolution, will soon be available. It will replace the SRS-A1 line, now discontinued.
16in Covert and 22in versions will be released early May and late June for 16in Sport version.
The Wolverine Airsoft Bolt M can readily be fitted into bolt action airsoft sniper rifles so they can be HPA powered. An example is the Silverback Airsoft DesertTech SRS as shown in this video... "In this episode of What the Tech?!?!, Rich shows how to install our new fully mechanical Bolt M HPA system in the Silverback SRS sniper rifle."
L'Antre du Dingo got a new hoodie with a good take on a famous line from Terminator whilst he reviews the Silverback Airsoft DesertTech HTI, the latest release in the licensed airsoft rifles from DesertTech... "After giving us the excellent SRS, Silverback Airsoft used the Desert Tech licence again to build a nice replica of the heavy HTI rifle! Let's have a look at it!"
Rich shows the version of the Wolverine Airsoft Bolt M for the Silverback Airsoft SRS sniper rifle. This allows you to power the sniper rifle with HPA and installing it is a cinch with a quick change that comes with an air attachment system. It is a fully mechanical design for a battery-free operation.
L'Antre du Dingo tells us what he thinks about the limited and premium-priced SRS Lightweight Edition from Silverback Airsoft... "When Silverback decide to make a limited amount of SRS precision bb-rifles, they decide to divide its weight by two and only release 100 pieces for the whole world! Let's have a look at it, yes, I could get one thanks to Gaël, one of my subscribers!"
Marck goes big bore as he takes a look at the DesertTech HTI airsoft sniper rifle that is fully licensed to Silverback Airsoft in this RedWolf Airsoft TV review... "The Desert Tech HTI (Hard Target Interdiction) rifle is designed to be a big bore rifle. With its signature bullpup configuration it takes the traditional length and size of standard 50 cal. rifles and shrinks it down while not compromising on the over all length of the barrel for optimal accuracy.
