Ragunya does a comparison and compatibility test between the newly released Tokyo Marui P320 Full Size airsoft pistol and the existing LayLax (SIG AIR) M17 model. It starts with an unboxing of the Marui P320 and an initial physical inspection, noting slight differences in characteristics such as grip thickness and the design of the under-barrel rail.
Airsoft Mike unboxes the SIG Air ProForce P226 MK25 GBB pistol and discusses its features, including its full metal construction, gas blowback, and functional decocker. He also tests its performance, noting the quality of the trigger, the adjustable hop-up, and its ability to fire multiple magazines on a single gas fill. He rates it a 9 out of 10 in the end, praising its flawless out-of-the-box performance while mentioning minor dislikes like the strong magazine spring.
Prime Mech Airsoft, a French workshop specializing in high-end airsoft rifles, has showcased what they call their "Crispy VFC SIG MCX Build for CQB." This custom rifle is based on the SIG Air ProForce MCX, which is manufactured by VFC. The build features a Leviathan electronic trigger unit, a 13:1 gearset with 13 teeth, and a muzzle energy of 1.1 joules when using 0.28g BBs. The company prides itself on building AEGs with the fastest and cleanest trigger response, as well as being the quietest on the market.
El Bridos 5.95 details the extensive process of rebuilding an MCX airsoft replica from an unreliable HPA conversion into a functional AEG, driven by the frustration with its initial performance. It shows the internal modifications, including new gears and a brushless motor, and the challenges faced during assembly. Despite the difficulties, he successfully achieves a reliable and nice looking build, operating efficiently at 1.3 joules.
Ulat provides a concise review of the VFC-made SIG Air ProForce MCX Virtus replica in this ASG Olsztyn video. He commends its exceptional external build quality, accurate detailing, and solid construction, noting it faithfully reproduces the real firearm.
Airsoft Tech shows how to take apart from the SIG Air ProForce MCX for upgrade purposes of this two-part of video... "In this video, I show you how to completely disassemble a SIG SAUER airsoft replica, step by step, and explain how to improve its internal performance with some key modifications. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced technician, this tutorial will help you fully understand the internal mechanics of your replica and how to take it to the next level."
Fortress Channel show the Chamber Tune they developed for the Japan version of the SIG Air P320/M17 CO2 Blowback Pistol... "We have released a "Chamber Tune" for the SIG AIR / Parabellum gas blowback M17/M18 series! Improve the ballistic performance that is not enough with the original, experience the hard CO2 blowback, and finish it into a practical handgun for airsoft use!
In this two-part video, Kiyomizu upgrades a SIG Air ProForce MPX-K Sportline AEG by installing an Inazuma motor and a Perun AB++. He begins by testing the gun’s standard performance before replacing the motor with the Inazuma model and conducting another test. Next, the Perun AB++ is installed, which requires extensive disassembly of the gun.
Simo GBB tries the VFC SIG MCX AEG at a sabage park in Japan... "This is SIMO. This time, I was able to shoot an electric MCX that a friend who loves SIG bought around summer and customized it. The sights and stock are real. The hider was also replaced. The internals were also replaced, such as the mechanism, gear, electronic trigger, etc. I think the total price including the main body is over 250,000 yen! The hop packing is maple yellow (the barrel is genuine).
The Geumjeong Mountain Club Airsoft did some improvements of the VFC XCR AEG and they show the results of their work... "Let's take a look at the overhaul of the VFC XCR electric gun, another experimental work of VFC that came out along with the MCX and MP7 electric guns of the Age of Exploration of Electric Guns, and let's get gamers' electric gun settings in check."
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