Simo shoots with the Tokyo Marui MTR16 GBB Gold Edition during a game and notices that there are more players using it than those with the M4 MWS... "This time, my friend K bought an MTR16, so I had the opportunity to shoot it. Only the floating valve SP has been replaced with an Olga SP, but the others are out of the box.

Simo tests the Toxicant MCX Gas Blowback to determine if it fulfills the requirements of Japanese airsoft enthusiasts.  The MCX has been gaining popularity recently and is seen everywhere. Interestingly, this is not a VFC model but a Korean model designed based on the Z system. It can be customized in various ways with retrofitting. The key point is that it can be customized to suit individual preferences. It's quite expensive☆.

Simo GBB shows the converted HK416 GBB to be CO2 powered and can take in a drum magazine... "Hello, this is Simo. After a long hiatus, we’ve brought back the HK416D that we created. I had previously converted it to use CO2, but after that, the bullets stopped coming out. Either the semi-automatic function would stop working, or there would be issues with the valve. I encountered various problems and couldn’t fire it, so I left it alone for a year.

Simo brings the Tokyo Marui AK74 AKX Gas Blowback Rifle in a midsummer survival game in Japan. The Tokyo Marui AKX is a custom gas blowback machine gun based on the classic AKM, but with a modern twist. This rifle features an auto stop function, a powerful recoil system, and a durable construction. It also replicates the realistic operation of the real AKM, which airsoft enthusiasts always look into when choosing an airsoft gun.

Simo takes the Tokyo Marui MP5SD6 NGRS to the range for a live shooting review. This has the M-SYSTEM that indicates it is equipped with a highly safe electronic trigger method that uses a microcomputer to comprehensively monitor and control the FET, FC, battery, and motor. It offers semi, 3-round burst, and full-auto firing modes, and has improved trigger response. The gun also supports the genuine lipo battery from Tokyo Marui.

There is a cheaper version of the AGM M1 Carbine for airsoft use and it is reviewed by Simo GBB. This airsoft carbine fires one BB pellet at a time with a manual bolt pull action. You don’t need batteries or gas to operate it, just cock the bolt back and forth and pull the trigger. It cost around 50 quid in the UK.

Simo GBB Channel checks the SCAR-SC BRSS from Bolt Taiwan and sold by Cybergun if it surpasses a GBB rifle (machine translated)... "This time, I borrowed a BOLT SCAR-SC from my friend M. The SCAR-SC compac gun announced by FN in recent years. It is a modeled electric gun.