If you are not aware there is the updated BG-PCC CO2GBB by BATON airsoft that features a new hop-up system designed to enhance ballistic stability. This version utilizes a metal receiver and an officially licensed reproduction of the Troy SOCC Low Profile BattleRail. The rifle is engineered for compatibility with the brand's complete line of GLOCK series magazines, facilitating consistent blowback operation during use.

Fortress shows us the features of a pre-release version of the Baton Airsoft BG-PCC CO2 Blowback PCC and they should have it in stock by the time this gets posted. BG-PCC CO2GBB uses the BG-17 CO2 magazine, which is also compatible with M4s. The lower receiver is based on the design of the 9mm lower receiver sold by QuarterCircle10, a PCC specialist manufacturer. The slim handguard is officially licensed by Troy Industries and faithfully reproduces the design of the Battle Rail SOCC105.

Baton Airsoft walks us through the various features of their new PCC for airsoft use. The BG-PCC CO2GBB is a PCC that uses the BG-17 CO2 magazine. PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) is a rifle that uses a handgun magazine, and is a popular category in America as a rifle that can be used for shooting matches (steel targets) while having the operability of M4.

We get to have a sneak preview of the BG-PCC CO2 GBB from Baton Airsoft by Target-1 and this is expected to be released next month. The BG-PCC CO2GBB, a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) that utilizes the BG-17 CO2 magazine, is gaining popularity in America for its unique blend of rifle power and M4 operability, making it ideal for shooting matches with steel targets. Its lower receiver design is inspired by the 9mm lower receiver from QuarterCircle10, a renowned PCC specialist manufacturer.