Ho from the King Arms marketing department sent in two copies of posters regarding the King Arms Blaser R93 Tactical 2 Sniper Rifle. With the marketing efforts now on the way to promote this rifle, it also means that it will be released very soon. Now time for distributors and dealers to place their pre-orders to one of the first to get this.

More on the "Coke" test (poor Coke can) videos from King Arms as they show the soon to be released King Arms Blaser R93 Tactical 2 with CO2 magazine. Just like the previous video, the Coke can was shot at 23 metres away. The BB penetrates the coke can here though there was no mention of BB weight and muzzle velocity. Interesting video camera mount which would make a good accessory when doing shooting tests during airsoft gun reviews.

Shooting maids from MIA/Mil-Cafe in Akibahara whom we  have featured here previously now created their own unit/airsoft team called "Beretz" perhaps a take on the word "Beret" to take on the guys in their own game of airsoft. So if you think that their mil-uniforms at the coffee shop are just impressions, just wait until they get into their own loadout. I think the Japanese have the perfect term for the word "cute" which is "Kawaii!."

The R93 Tactical 2 Airsoft Sniper Rifle will be released by King Arms as a follow through with their Blaser R93 LRS1 Airsoft Sniper Rifle which is available for over two years now. In this video, in what seems to be Mark of King Arms, doing the actual shooting here where a "Coke Test" is conduced. With the CO2 power, either two to three versions will be released: air-cocking and gas/CO2 versions.

King Arms sent in some eyecandy for those who want better resolution images of the King Arms SIG 516    Series which are expected to be released this month but no official confirmation if they're already available and being shipped to dealers and retailers world wide and a video of the King Arms Blaser R93 LSR1 Rifle.

All off these are posted at the King Arms Facebook Page.

King Arms uploaded a walkthrough video of their Blaser R93 Tactical II Prototype which seems to be a ready pre-production version rather than an early prototype design. The difference between the LRS2 and the Tactical II version is that the latter can accommodate the larger Lapua .338 so this means a larger bolt action and barrel. Both LRS2 and Tactical II are straight-pull bolt action rifles.

In this latest newsletter from Tiger111HK, they announced the availability of the King Arms Blaser R93 LRS1 Air Cocking Versions in Black and Dark Earth colours, the MadBull Airsoft Spike Tactical Havoc Launcher Adapter which are basically a flat top rail and stock so you can use it as a standalone launcher, M4 low-mid capacity magazines made by EC.

The King Arms Blaser R93 Sniper Rifles are back in stock again... "The Blaser R93 LRS1 (Long Range Sporter 1) is a spring action sniper rifle. It has a straight-pull bolt action design which user can load the rifle in no time. Official licensed full Blaser trademarks are engraved on the Nylon Fiber lower receiver. The buttpad, cheek piece and trail spade on the Nylon Fiber stock are all adjustable.

Dealers and resellers can contact King Arms if they want to restock on the non-blowback version of the Galil and the R93 Blasers. Here is an update from Mark of King Arms... "Hi all! Hope you guys like the Kalashnikov and P90 water transfer we launched last week. We got more good news for you! Now we have the R93 LRS1 rifles and the Galil ARM non blowback AEG available to you. Let’s check them out!

News about incoming products from King Arms as announced by Mark before they go to Paris for the Shooting Games Show 2012 this weekend... "Hello everyone! I hope you guys like the newest Kalashnikov Wood Pattern Air Cocking and AEG rifles and the other KA gadgets. I just got back from the factory and there are some things I would like to share with you.

This is almost ready for production, the R93 Tactical 2. Here are some tech info: