Stupid Airsoft does an upgrade of an Lambda Defense GHM9G, with a focus on replacing the small stock handguard with a longer, 3D-printed version. His primary goal of the modification is to increase the amount of rail space available for accessories and to accommodate a longer inner barrel for improved accuracy and FPS. The parts installed include a new 3D-printed handguard and grip, a longer outer barrel, and a thread protector, with the printed components specifically made from ASA plastic.
Another upgrade using 3D Printing technology as shown by Stupid Airsoft for the Lambda Defense GHM9G... "In today’s video, I’m upgrading the Lambda Defense GHM9G with two brand-new 3D printed parts: a beefier AR-style grip and a charging handle extension. This is part of my side series where I take airsoft replicas and kit them out with awesome 3D printed parts you can download and print yourself.
The Paradise Hobby Channel does an initial review and test of the B&T/Lambda Defense GHM9 Gen2 GBB SMG. After an unboxing, they do evaluate the firearm's performance, focusing on its impressive feel and action, whilst critically examining its shooting accuracy to determine if it meets the standards expected by enthusiasts and airsoft players.
We get a preview of the Raptor/Lambda SR-2M Gas Blowback from Gaosen Kinetics... "Here's a quick early look at a really exciting new airsoft replica of the SR-2M, sometimes referred to as the "Russian MP7".
Jaeger Precision puts the Lambda Defence B&T GHM9-G GBB SMG to what they call the "Jaeger Test." A fully licensed replica of the B&T GHM9 manufactured in Taiwan it is designed for compatibility with standard GLOCK magazines from various reputable brands, including VFC, KJWorks, WE, TOKTO MARUI, TP22, and AAP-01. Constructed with durable nylon and fiber polymer materials, the GHM9-G boasts a 32-round magazine capacity for 6mm BB bullets, an overall length of 360mm, and a weight of 1545g.
The compact Lambda Defence B&T GHM9-G GBB gets a good look from L'Antre Du Dingo. This is an officially licensed B&T product manufactured in Taiwan. This airsoft replica is compatible with GLOCK magazines from various renowned brands like VFC, KJWorks, WE, Tokyo Marui, TP22, and AAP-01. Constructed from durable nylon and fiber polymer, the GHM9-G boasts a 32-round magazine capacity and a 360mm overall length.
Jaeger Precision get to show how to short stroke the Lambda Defence GHM9-G GBB. The Lambda Defence B&T Licensed GHM9 GBBR SMG is a replica of the B&T GHM-9 Sub-machine gun built with aluminium, steel and nylon for durability. It boasts realistic performance, adaptability for various accessories like pistol grips and stocks, and magazine compatibility with most G17 airsoft brands, plus Lambda Defence plans to release even more upgrade parts in the future.
In this video, Jaeger Precision demonstrates how to install the Lambda Defence SD Kit for the B&T GHM9-G GBB, a must-have accessory for this gas blowback rifle. The kit is made of metal and features an M-LOK mounting system and a 20mm 1913 rail handguard, allowing for various attachments and customization options. The kit is fully compatible with the B&T GHM9-G GBB and enhances its performance and aesthetics.
On display at the GBL booth at the MOA Exhibition 2023 is the GHM9-G GBB by Lambda Defence. This is a B&T licensed product from Taiwan that works with GLOCK magazines from various brands. It is made of nylon and fiber polymer and has a 32-round capacity. It is 360 mm long and weighs 1545 g. It has a gas blowback system, an adjustable hop-up, and a semi/full auto/safety mode. It shoots at around 300 fps with a 0.2 g BB bullet.
The Middle Aged Gamer gives his take on the B&T GHM9 G GBB SMG PDW which was recently released... "In this video we Review the latest offering from Lambda Defence the Officially licenced B&T GHM-9-G GBB SMG/PDW. This is there first GBB Airsoft Product as before this they were known for there amazing LMGs."
