Ahjae TV does a full analysis of the Double Eagle Daniel Defense DD PCC, a GBB that brings the sleek aesthetic of a 9mm pistol caliber carbine to the gas blowback world. While it proudly wears officially licensed Daniel Defense markings, he points out that some of the engravings are slightly off-center—perhaps the factory was having a particularly dizzy Monday.

Jaeger Precision explores the differences between the Daniel Defense PCC gas blowback rifle models, specifically comparing the compact PDW version with the standard stock variant. He reveals that while the external looks vary, the internal magic happens in the buffer system. The standard model uses a longer spring and an elongated plunger to short-stroke the action, preventing the shorter PCC bolt from trying to escape through the back of the receiver.

Jaeger Precision takes a look at the Double Eagle Daniel Defense PCC, a licensed gas blowback airsoft replica that mimics a pistol-caliber carbine. It features a full-metal construction for the upper and lower receivers, rail system, and barrel, while utilizing a proprietary magazine design that holds 40 rounds. This specific model includes a compact PDW-style collapsible stock with five positions, making it suitable for close-quarters environments.

In this Evike.com video, Matt presents what can be the hottest PCC for 2026 in airsoft that will be available in two variants:  the EMG Daniel Defense Licensed DD PCC 916 and the DD PCC PDW that are expected to arrive in March 2026. Both gas blowback rifles feature authentic deep-engraved markings and logos. Constructed from aluminum alloy with a scratch-resistant anodized finish, these replicas focus on mirroring the external specifications of their real-steel counterparts.

Mach Sakai reviews of the EMG PCC 7.5 Gas Blowback airsoft rifle, which is built on the Tokyo Marui MWS system and has the highly convenient feature of accepting Hi-Capa magazines. He starts by outlining the rifle's core specifications, including its initial velocity of approximately 80-84 m/s, its price of 52,000 yen, and a weight of 2064g.

MTMag provides an analysis and first impressions of the Taurus T9, a 9mm pistol-caliber carbine built on the AR platform. The host details its key features, including an 8-inch barrel, flip-up sights, an adjustable stock, and full compatibility with standard Glock magazines.

Maniek 44 does real steel this time as gives his take on the Huglu Mohac PCC. This is a budget-friendly 9x19mm Pistol Caliber Carbine from Turkey. It features a reliable straight blowback system and an AR-15-style manual of arms, making it an excellent choice for affordable training and entry-level competitions like IPSC and Steel Challenge.

It's a PCC faceoff episode for Classic Firearms and it's either a choice between direct blowback and roller-delayed blowback, using the Grand Power Stribog SP9A1 and SP9A3 models. The direct blowback system is simpler, more reliable, and more affordable, while the roller-delayed blowback system provides a "softer" shooting feel and less gas blowback, especially when using a suppressor.

Garand Thumb puts the new Springfield Armory Kuna, a 9mm pistol caliber carbine, through its paces. He thoroughly tests the firearm, highlighting its roller-delayed system which helps reduce recoil, making it comparable to an MP5K in shooting feel. It's praised for its reliability, with no malfunctions after 1500 rounds, and features like a good trigger, ambidextrous controls similar to an AR-15, and a compact, foldable design for portability.

Milspec Moyjo features the 7.5" Hi-Capa Pistol Caliber Carbine Gas Blowback by SAVIA AIRSOFT, a gas blowback rifle mimicking the popular PCC-Pistol Caliber Carbine. Its standout feature is an internal mechanism based on the highly sought-after Marui MWS unit, and it uses readily available Marui Hi-Capa style magazines for excellent gas efficiency. The exterior boasts a lightweight aluminum receiver, an M-Lok handguard, ambidextrous bolt release, QD end plate, and a TDC-type hop adjuster.