Check out this review by Stu of Patrol Base of the Gate  PTX Pistol with the Pulsar S2 Engine... "Check out our in-depth review of the brand new Gate PTX HPA pistol! In this video, Stu takes a close look at the PTX in the studio, breaking down its key features, build quality, and performance upgrades.

The Airsoftjunkiez Custom Expert Series Gold Skeleton build starts with a King Arms Skeletonized TWS receiver paired with a custom gearbox, giving the platform a distinctive open-frame aesthetic alongside a reworked internal foundation.

Tiny Bolts has a guide on constructing a DIY High Pressure Air (HPA) engine for airsoft, emphasizing on its compatibility with standard electronics and its ability to function without modifying the gearbox. He explains that while an SLA resin printer is necessary to prevent air leaks, the design is less dependent on expensive regulators than other DIY alternatives.

NGG Brazil provides an in-depth look at a customized airsoft rifle, which the owner transitioned from an electric system to High Pressure Air (HPA). He highlights the full metal construction that somehow remains light enough to carry without needing a gym membership, weighing in at only 2kg. A standout feature is the licensed Daniel Defense handguard in a specific shade of brown that the creator finds aesthetically pleasing, even if it isn't the most ergonomic thing to hold.

Find out what this project of Fulcrum is all about in this video... "Try this at your own risk!

I've been meaning to convert my Double Eagle UMP45 into a cheap silent airsoft HPA SMG. And now I finally have found time to do so, I want to do something a little different...

So what can we do with a £7 pneumatic cylinder and a 3D-Printed airsoft HPA engine? Let's have a bash and see what happens...

Watch Admiral Airsoft go into action during DesertFox Events Battle for Lost Angeles 2026, a large-scale airsoft event held in Victorville, California. With approximately 500 participants gathered for the weekend, the environment is filled with constant movement and objective-based gameplay.

JJ Sport features an Airtac-based HPA build utilizing a G&G SRL M4 lower receiver. The internal configuration is centered around a Polarstar Fusion engine equipped with a purple poppet, purple nozzle, and a lightning banjo. Power is supplied by an Airtac 7.4v battery, while an Airtac regulator manages the air system.

6mm Badger breaks down the three primary airsoft systems—AEG, GBB, and HPA—to help players decide which plastic-slinging machine fits their lifestyle. The Automatic Electric Gun (AEG) is described as the reliable "Toyota Camry" of the group, running on rechargeable batteries and being the standard choice for beginners. It is affordable and simple to use, though it lacks the satisfying kick and realistic sounds that make players feel like they are in an action movie.

The SAC Wolf Solid airsoft rifle that Sniper AS features in this video focuses on high air efficiency and quiet operation. It uses a single solenoid system with an electromagnetic nozzle, which helps conserve air compared to standard designs. This setup allows a player to go through a full day of activity on a single one-liter carbon tank without needing a refill, assuming they don't get too carried away with the trigger.

Kaslab Airsoft hits the airsoft field to test whether the new Wolverine Inferno XTS engine actually improves his expensive MTW setup. Before the shooting begins, he shows off a pair of Pentagon tactical shoes featuring a child-safe clicky-lace system, which is perfect for someone who admits to running around and falling over quite often. He jokes that the shoes might even help him run faster and improve his social life, though he mostly just hopes they keep his ankles intact.