We get to see a Russian-made shell-ejecting, CO2-powered airsoft shotgun in action in this video footage by Red Army Airsoft Club in a CQB game at the Delta Airsoft Club... "Some time ago, the Red Army Airsoft Club did a review on airsoft shotgun from Ural Blacksmith that shoots 12 caliber decapsulated shells that contain 30-40 BBs. It feeds the shotgun from CO2 gas in the stock.

If there's a will, there's a way. That's how modders think when they tinker with whatever they have in hand. In this case with the Red Army Airsoft Club, it's about converting the King Arms GP-30 40MM Gas Shell Launcher to fire the StraykArt VOG-25C Airsoft Pyros. It does not take long to do if you have the proper tools to do the modification.

Red Army Airsoft Club gives us an overview of the GSG-4 Soft Shell Jacket from Garsing. This is waterproof and windproof jacket and is an all-weather gear that can be comfortable to use up to -10 °C. This has three layers designed to keep you warm inside and keep the water out and has excellent breathability and wear resistance.

You've seen introductory videos of the StraykArt Airsoft RPG-26 Aglen here, and now here's a full review of this launcher by our friends from the Red Army Airsoft Club. Also inlcuded here is the pyro projectile that you can use with it, the "Arrow" which has a good range and gives a loud bang when it hits the ground.

Another pyro test from Red Army Airsoft Club. They have been featuring various pyros made by StraykArt and you can see these products at the beginning of the video. The test this time covers the StraykArt SM-90 Smoke Grenade, a wirepull smoke grenade and this version emits white smoke.

Safety warning first: Don't try this at home or without professional help. Red Army Airsoft Club sent in this link of the StraykArt "Arrows" VRPGS-50 RPG-26 Aglen Airsoft Launcher demonstrated to hit a human person. The human target gets hit in the head, and though it hurts in the beginning, looks to be ok. Though we wouldn't want to recommend going for a headshot in these types of demos whether the projectile used is safe or not.

Alexander from Red Army Airsoft Club reviews two airsoft grenades, the CSG-4 & RGS-6 Airsoft Grenades from StraykArt. Both are wirepull-type airsoft grenades and he shows their contents of these grenades which shows corn-like pellets that are then blasted out in all directions when the airsoft grenade explodes.

Watch the full review below and you can find these grenades at the Red Army Shop.

Another video this week from our friends at Red Army Airsoft Club. Alexander shows their War Belt Loadout, which is the team kit for their club. In Multicam pattern, he shows us the configuration of the loadout making a well-balanced and easier to carry stuff needed for an airsoft game or a milsim event.

After some weeks of silence, Alexander of Red Army Airsoft Club, sends us their latest videos about the airsoft event that they attended. Called Operation Magistral, this event took place in a massive area, which Russia doesn't lack, with the weather gods smiling upon them as it looks like it was a bright and warm day.

Now a piece of airsoft history is revealed and it's about airsoft in the good old and big USSR. For those who were born after the break up of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, it is what usually we call the Russian Federation these days, albeit with some big chunks taken off as these were declared independent states. The introduction, which sounds like Alexander of the Red Army Airsoft Club doing the it, is in Russian but as it unfolds, it is actually in English.