GM Tatico presents two full-metal airsoft rifles from E&C: the MK16 in a tan/bronze finish and the slightly longer MK14 in black. He starts with an unboxing, noting that while they share similar internals, they sport different stocks, grips, and rail lengths. He seems particularly relieved to find mid-cap magazines inside, though he still manages to find a few "less-than-ideal" high-cap versions to grumble about later.

Vince introduces the new E&C "EBS" (Electronic Blowback System) airsoft rifles that is available at his very own Vincent’s Hobby Shop. He features several models, including the EC 603 MK18 and the EC 633 SOP MOD, which features a stylish two-tone platinum finish. It’s clear that these rifles are designed for players who want the mechanical feel of a gas blowback rifle without the hassle of constantly refilling green gas.

The airsoft community has a new mechanical puzzle to solve with the E&C E-Bolt hop-up chamber. In a teardown video by XT Airsoft, the unit revealed a design that leans heavily on gas blowback (GBB) architecture rather than the standard AEG setups most players are used to. The assembly features a wheel positioned at the rear to handle the repeated slamming of the bolt, mirroring the physics of a gas-powered M4.

XT Airsoft shares first impressions XT Airsoft of the E&C E-bolt AEG, a full-metal airsoft rifle that tips the scales at just under 2.5 kilograms. Whilst the external build quality appears solid with its steel bolt group and Daniel Defense markings, the internal mysteries began almost immediately. The reviewer noted a distinct lack of a visible hop-up adjustment wheel, leading to a brief moment of confusion that was professionally handled by deciding to simply ignore the problem for the time being.

Adzzzys Armoury takes a brand-new E&C XM177 airsoft rifle and strips it down to its bare essentials to give it a comprehensive internal makeover. The process starts with some structural reinforcements, such as radiusing the gearbox to prevent cracks and replacing the standard bearings with solid bushings. Because why have moving parts that can fail when you can have solid metal ones that just sit there and do their job?

GM Tatico has released a review of the E&C MK110 Dark Earth Marksman, focusing on its application within the airsoft Marksman and DMR roles. The evaluation covers the rifle's structural integrity, material composition, and external finish. By examining the ergonomics and functional design of the MK110 platform, the review aims to determine how the rifle handles during extended medium-to-long-range engagements.

The Gear Locker reviews the EMG M16A2 airsoft rifle, which he purchased for $280. Whilst the rifle features a good aluminum body and metal barrel, he says that it has notable external flaws, primarily the "auto" marking on the receiver instead of the correct "burst" function for the A2 model. The plastic handguard also feels cheap, leading to some initial disappointment in the gun's realism.

GM Tatico give their take on the E&C HK416A5 AEG that they have at their store... "In this video, we'll talk a little about the E&C HK416 A5 EC-111, one of the best options on the market for those looking for a robust, modern, and cost-effective full-metal AEG rifle.

Built with a metal body, CNC handguard in the HK416A5 standard, and reinforced V2 gearbox, it delivers durability, precision, and versatility for both tactical and recreational games.

Ngngonly Channel does an upgrade of an E&C 416D airsoft rifle, aiming for a muzzle velocity of approximately 395 FPS, suitable for outdoor play in Thailand. The main components installed were a brushless motor and an e-shooter electronic trigger unit (ETU). During the initial inspection, the presenter discovered significant contamination from silicone oil inside the tight-bore barrel and hop-up unit, which required a thorough cleaning.

Airsoft Depot Canada does a compatibility test for the E&C ATM Electric Blow Back (EBB) Airsoft rifle, powered by an 11.1V battery. The test checked three types of E&C magazines: the original, a STANAG midcap, and a polymer midcap, all of which worked successfully with the rifle.