Airsoft Mike does another unboxing and review of a Kar98k airsoft rifle. There are different brand offering their own airsoft versions and this version is under the Snow Wolf brand... "Today I unbox yet another Kar98k, but this time... well watch and see! It's the Snow Wolf Kar98k, another addition to the airsoft kar98k family."
For budget conscious airsofters, the Double Kar98k airsoft rifle can be option if they're collecting period rifles. Just like the other Kar98k offerings, it is shell-ejecting, gas-operated with a 6.02mm inner barrel. The wood furniture is actually faux wood so you might want to find some third party providers who make real wood kits for it. In this video Mach Sakai does a quick review, checking its externals and operation as well its performance in steel challenge.
Airsoft Mike features a ready to go S&T Kar98k Rifle that is already fully upgraded out of the box. It got CNC'd parts, TNT Hop-Up Bucking, and TNT S+ Barrel... "Today I unbox possibly the best Kar98K package I have ever seen and used! I would go as far as saying it's a pro level deluxe package! Supplied by SWIT Airsoft."
Previoulsy, Airsoft Mike reviewed the Double Bell Kar89k Shell-Ejecting Rifle which is an affordable airsoft Kar98k rifle. He now has another Kar98k to review, and this one is the more expensive gas powered Kar98k from G&G Armament which is also shell ejecting and comes with real wood. This usually comes with 2 x Green Gas magazines though it can also use CO2 magazines.
Marck goes over the Tanaka Kar98K Bolt Action Rifle, a highly recommended airsoft rifle for reenactors and collecotrs and can be ordered from RedWolf Airsoft... "The Karabiner 98 kurz is a bolt-action rifle chambered for the 7.92 57mm Mauser cartridge that was adopted on 21 June 1935 as the standard service rifle by the German Wehrmacht. It was one of the final developments in the long line of Mauser military rifles.
Double Bell also provide a shell-ejecting version of their Kar98k airsoft rifle and Airsoft Mike checks it out if it is something for collectors and reenactors to consider... "Excited to finally receive a shell ejecting, full wood and metal version of the Kar98k. Join me as I unbox and test this Airsoft representation of the Karabiner 98 kurz, sent to me from SWIT AIRSOFT."
Mach Sakai goes for a period rifle for this quick video review. The Tanaka Kar98k us based on the Imperial German Army rifle that was extensively used since it was introduced in 1898. It is bolt action rifle and has rugged wood and zinc alloys. Hop-up is adjustable and can be found at the bottom of the rear sight.
How will the DBoys K98 airsoft rifle, which has been in the market for a decade now, fare against the PPS K98. Burntwolf Airsoft does a comparison in this video review... "Right then you orrible lot this week on Burnt wolf air soft im going to be taking a look at the D boys and PPS k 98 air soft rifles.And seeing what the difference in price tag gets you."
Mach Sakai checks out something the World War II airsoft collectors can put into their list, the Marushin Kar98k HW. This is the 6mm shell ejecting version that can be powered with duster or green gas. This is a 5-shell capacity that has a stripper clip for faster loading. A realistic operating Kar98k that is good for reenactments or as a movie prop.
Tanaka Works released three models of the Kar98k rifle. The first one is the gas powered version, a non-firing model, and this version that is reviewed by Hyperdouraku, the Tanaka Kar98k AIR, which is an air-cocking model. This is made of wood and zinc allow and has hop-up adjustment lever at the bottom and of the rear sight.
Read the full review here and below is the video overview:
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