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.

Garand Thumb got a Duty Grade rifles and he starts with the Geissele URGI and Super Duty... "Welcome to Duty Grade Rifles — a series where we break down combat-proven, hard-use rifles and explain what you’re actually getting for the money: reliability, durability, accuracy, parts quality, and real-world design choices that matter when a rifle is run hard.

This airsoft URGI 14.5 Recce build, as presented by Airsoft in the Middle, is based on a Tokyo Marui MWS gas blowback rifle. It features a HAO URGI MK16 13.5" rail (designed for AEG specifications with a HAO adapter), VFC KAC front and rear sights, an Angry Gun Surefire 4-prong flash hider (CCW thread), and an Element M300 light with an M-LOK mount. For aiming and illumination, it includes a SOMOGEAR Peq15 LA5C, Element Modlite switches, and a Holywarrior HD optic mounted on a Geissele mount.

Cannon Flannel details his M4A1 URGI MK16 GBBR build in this episode... "In this video, I break down my CGS M4A1 URGI MK16 GBBR build piece by piece. From the replica itself to all the attachments, I’ll show you exactly what went into this setup. Perfect for anyone interested in airsoft GBBR builds, URGI replicas, or looking for inspiration for their own rifle."

Desert Tiger Syndicate talks about his Geissele URGI SBR build if it is the MK18 killer... "In this video, I showcase my favorite rifle the MK16, and the components and accessories I run and trust. In my opinion, The MK16 is the future of the famous and coveted MK18."

One of the best ways to make a purchasing decision of an airsoft gun is to find out the feedback from the owner one one model after a gameplay. In this case, Cephas858 put the Tokyo Marui MWS URGI MK16 10.3" Gas Blowback Rifle at the Wildlands Airsoft Lake Elsinore and he is happy with it... "Some highlights at Wildlands Airsoft using Tokyo Marui MWS based URGI MK16 10.3". It's the best GBBR we have ever used."

Airsoft Locos gives a rather very quick overview of the GHK URGI MK16-Style 10.3 Inch GBB Rifle... "The long-awaited full MK16 built featuring the ever-popular URGI style upper receiver is finally here built off of the GHK system. The MK16 features the URGI which stands for Upper Receiver Group Improved is the latest platform used by special operations forces in the United States in maybe different capacities and roles.

Whilst we wait for the release of the URGI NGRS from Tokyo Marui, ORGA Airsoft talks about other options you can have apart from the Marui version in airsoft... "Tokyo Marui's new next-generation electric gun URG-I has been announced and is a hot topic, but many overseas manufacturers have already released URG-I models! By the way, what does this keyword 'URG-I' mean? I will explain about URG-I, which has been booming in the airsoft industry these days.

Sierra Bravo Airsoft explains on this video why the new GHK URGI Gas Blowback Rifle is his favourite rifle for Milsim use. If you are looking for one, it should be available at most authorised GHK sellers worldwide... "The moment I saw on of these I knew I had to have one! this is my review of the GHK 10.3 URGI - Airsoft GBBR."

Got money to burn for an upgrade kit for your WE Airsoft & GHK GBB Systems for AR-style airsoft rifles? RA-Tech would be happy to get your cash with their RA-TECH URGI/MK16 GBB 10.3" Kits that cost US$930.00 according to the Airsoft Taiwan store. This contains upgrade parts from RA-Tech, Z-Parts, Maple Leaf, Angry Gun, and New Age. Check them out in the video below: