For this week's review from the Red Army Airsoft Club covers the WE Airsoft Smith & Wesson M&P9C Gas Blowback Pistol. Looking like a the Glock pistol at first glance, it is a compact gas blowback pistol which can be handled nicely giving its ergonomic grip. The disassembly process is the same as the real steel pistol. Overall, they recommend it as a good backup pistol for a marksman, sniper, and machine gunners.

A new article posted at the Red Army Airsoft Club which they call the "More-or-Less Universal Gunner Airsoft Gear" and this is part 1. They put together what an airsoft player should put together, especially for a basic loadout and explaining the various pouches and contents in the rig they have shown as an example which is comprised of a Battle Belt with the pouches and a Suspender to help in load bearing.

Another review from Red Army Airsoft Club. This time they cover the affordable P90 TR Sportline from Classic Army. In this review, Alexander finds it very handy for CQB games, easy to disassemble, very much affordable and accurate. The caveat though is that there are a lot unique parts, so there will be problems in tuning. They don't like the hop-up and be careful in handling the electronics when opening it for maintenance.

The Red Army Airsoft Club is busy these days doing reviews and reports. Their latest review, as done by Alexander, is about the King Arms M4 Tanker Rifle which is part of their VLTOR family of AEGs. It comes with full markings and a unique serial number engraved o the receiver. This usually comes with a 360-round CAA Airsoft Division hi-cap AEG magazine.

Here's another helpful video courtesy of Red Army Airsoft Club. This is in doing your own protection for your optics such scopes and red dot sights and the solution is simple enough if you can't find off the shelf protectors for your optics. You'll need a few tools and materials and whilst it's in Russian, you can basically follow the howto but you can turn on language captions if you need to understand further.

Another video from Red Army Airsoft Club. For those who want to replace the Tamiya Connector to a T-Connector (also called as Dean's Connector) which should not be mistaken for the Balance Connector in a Lipoly Battery. It's a quick howto, with all the soldering involved, and you have a new connector in about 5 minutes.

Alexander of Red Army Airsoft Club sent us this report of their annual summer airsoft game inn the Urals. Russian airsoft games are always serious, but for the Red Alert Summer series, they let loose, wear funny costumes and have fun... "The game scenario is simple but dynamic and is based on holding the position and capture the flag. In the game there are characters that players will need to 'kill':

Alexander of the Red Army Airsoft Club sent us their latest howto video which AK fans would want to watch as it allows them to mount a RIS rail mount on their AKs by replacing the rear sight. In this case the sample AEG shown in the video below is the LCT Airsoft AMD-65. This way, one can mount optics rather than be limited with the iron sight.

Alexander of Red Army Airsoft Club informed us that he has posted the overview of the ICS MP5 A5 AEG. It's actually an old AEG and not of the newer MX-PRO line of ICS where there a lot of improvements in the electronics, design, and materials used. It may not exactly something that you would pay attention to, according to them, but still here's their overview about this ICS SMG which is actually a good performer in our experience.

Alexander of Red Army Airsoft Club sent in their latest review. This one covers the 200 Lumen Night Evolution APL Auto Tactical LED CREE Light that they got from eHobby Asia. Overall they find it very handy and ergonomic and the rubber switch is comfortable to use. The problem is that it lacks protection against moisture. Still it can be fitted in airsoft guns for use in dark or low light conditions.