PlaSSo does detailed look at the HK416A5 gel blaster, which stands out because it is constructed almost entirely of metal. He first unboxes the desert tan model, noting that it’s quite a workout for the wrists since nearly everything except the stock and grip is made of solid metal. It comes with high-quality metal flip-up sights and a fancy electronic trigger system that allows for rapid-fire modes like three-round bursts and binary fire, making it feel more like a high-tech gadget than a toy.

PlaSSo reviews the ATM M4A1, an affordable airsoft option priced around 70,000 Korean Won. Even at this price point, it features a reciprocating bolt carrier system that mimics the movement found in higher-priced models. The package includes the basics like a battery and an English manual, which is helpful for anyone whose Korean skills are still a work in progress.

PlaSSo does an unboxing and review of the ATM SLR B15 Gel Blaster. He lists the gun's key features, including its recoil, automatic pre-feeding of ammunition, and stylish design. He also covers the accessories that come with the gun, such as an 11.1V battery, a charger, a sight, and a bag of water beads. He notes its fast response time and strong recoil, and even compares it to an F-1 model.

PlaSSo says the F1 Firearms BDR-15 gel blaster offers impressive recoil due to its ATM gearbox and a high rate of fire. This video showcases its unboxing, initial impressions, and various customization options. A key feature is the detailed guide on converting the gel blaster to fire 6mm BBs, including instructions for disassembling, replacing the inner barrel, and modifying magazines.

PlaSSo does some modifications of a AR16 Mark 8 gel ball blaster and does a conversion to make it shoot airsoft BBs. He first goes over the rifle's features, including its ambidextrous controls, adjustable brace, and split gearbox. He demonstrates its functions with gel balls, highlighting its responsive trigger and burst firing capabilities. From there he details the BB conversion process, involving barrel and hop-up modifications, and does a BB firing test, noting some feeding issues.

Check this 30,000 Korean Won AEG, the Lehui SIG MCX Gel Blaster, which is roughly US$21.00, in this video by PlaSSo. This gel blaster that replicates the iconic Sig MCX design. Its full-automatic functionality, durable construction, and smooth shooting experience make it suitable for both beginners and experienced players. Key features include ambidextrous controls, a telescoping stock, and QD sling mounts for versatility and comfort.

PlaSSo takes another affordable Gel Blaster that he got from China. Lehui Toys, offers the Model X95, a projectile toy designed for individuals aged 14 and older. This gel blaster comes in various package types: Official Standard (1 battery, 1 bag of gel balls), Upgrade (2 batteries, 3 packs of gel balls), and Top Match (2 batteries, 8 packs of gel balls). The X95 is available in different color and configuration options.

Gel Ball shooters get to have their own KRISS Vector to shoot with the Lehui Kriss Vector Gel Blaster as reviewed by PlaSSo. This is made of a full nylon construction for durability and upgradeability. Its unique V2 gearbox delivers high-velocity shots and a rapid rate of fire.

PlaSSo goes back to airsoft after checking some gel blasters as he looks into the full metal licensed EMG Staccato XC GBB pistol. This features a durable metal frame and a lightweight, RMR-ready aluminum alloy slide with lightening cuts and a ported front end for improved cycling. The pistol features a red fiber optic front sight, an aggressive single port compensator, a skeletonized trigger with a textured face, and ambidextrous safety.

PlaSSO got a low cost OTS-14 Groza AEG from China and checks its build and performance... "The video in the intro of the repackaged modified bullet electric gun from Lehui Toy is a video of a modified version of the Academy AK74U+joint MP5 gearbox that was discontinued in the past. I bought it from Taobao."