Jaeger Precision checks out the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3 D.O.R. GBB pistol that he says prioritizes function over realistic metal weight. The "D.O.R." label stands for "Direct Optics Ready," meaning it arrives with mounts that allow you to attach a red dot sight directly to the slide. He admits a slight obsession with collecting these pistols, noting that while the previous 5.1 version looked a bit odd, this compact 4.3 model finally hits the mark with its updated grip and ported slide.

The Cybergun CANiK SFX Rival GBB Airsoft Pistol review begins with the Jaeger Precision unboxing a package that looks to have survived a long-term hostage situation with customs and a game of football at the UPS warehouse. Before diving into the main event, he briefly explores some new tracer units, including one designed specifically for a rifle muzzle brake.

Jaeger Precision takes matters into his own hands to create a custom Salvo Spear SD airsoft model since the manufacturer hasn't gotten around to it yet. The project involves mating a Spear SD handguard from Airsoft Artisan with a Salvo Rattler, a combination that unfortunately does not fit right out of the box.

An in-depth look into the EMG/Toxicant KP-9 gas blowback SMG by Jaeger Precision. This is essentially a fancy, licensed version of the Well-Pro Strike Industries PP-19. He notes that while it arrives with a sturdy steel receiver and pre-installed performance parts like an adjustable power valve, it also comes with a few freebies that are better off in the bin.

6mm Badger checks out this 20 quid upgrade for the Ghetto Blaster. He aims to replace the original plastic component, which he finds lacking in substance for a recoil system. Beyond addressing reported bolt bounce issues, the primary goal is to enhance the tactile cycling action of the platform. Priced at approximately £20, the solid weighted buffer is intended to provide a more robust alternative to the stock part.

Jaeger Precision checks out the RWA x Ares Korth Sky Marshall, a compact CO2-powered airsoft revolver that prioritises a unique aesthetic and collector appeal. Constructed primarily from cast metal with a distinctive snub-nose barrel, it features an ergonomic grip that comfortably disappears into the hand. Despite its small stature, it packs a surprisingly heavy hammer spring, which results in a double-action trigger pull that might give your trigger finger a more intense workout than expected.

Jaeger Precision takes a look at the EMG Staccato Perfect 11, an airsoft pistol that began its life as an April Fool’s joke by the real-firearm manufacturer Staccato. Apparently, EMG missed the it’s a prank memo and decided to build it anyway. This long boy 2011 features an extended barrel and enough rail space to attach a flashlight so large it might double as a secondary weapon.

Jaeger Precision unboxes a VFC AV74M gas blowback rifle that he snagged from a viewer for a price that didn't make his accountant cry. Despite a slightly shaky relationship with the VFC fan club, he admits the rifle feels solid and functions smoothly right out of the box. He even manages to find a few extra magazines and a folding stock adapter, though he seems more concerned about finding a place to store all his gear than actually using the adapter.

In this detailed teardown of the Double Eagle DD PCC GBBR, Jaeger Precision examines how this new model stacks up against standard MWS systems. He dives into the internals, revealing that while the buffer and spring are significantly smaller to accommodate the compact stock, the bolt remains largely familiar despite some geometry tweaks.

Jaeger Precision does an evaluation of the new Bolt Airsoft magazine designed for their Mega Airflow System, which aims to be compatible with the popular Tokyo Marui MWS platform. He begins with a minor battle against a stubborn digital scale, eventually confirming the magazine weighs roughly 439 grams. This puts it in the same neighborhood as a loaded real-steel magazine, satisfying those who enjoy a bit of realism in their gear.