7 Most Useful Airsoft Guns

[@USAirsoft]

Thank you for 3,000/5,000 likes and over 500 new subscribers! I appreciate the support 🙏

[@gundog39]

Hi Scott, just to give you a heads up I've had one of those "Giveaway" scam replies to the comment I left on this video.

[@bjartskullarpg3d145]

Hey I’m just wondering which beginner cqb M4 I should buy?

[@douglikins2326]

​@Bjartskullar PG3D I have had a g&g MCX 9 for a few weeks and am.loving it running a titan 11.1 3000 mah 30c battery😊😊

[@matiasojedaoporto8663]

I would say, that springer shotguns are really useful. Most of them are cheap but reliable, also short and handy, so they work well to clear in cqb when you really need it

[@arandomstone]

spring shooties are gems, people underestimate them

[@rodmullen64]

I actually just picked up a cyma trishot to replace my 10yo marui I'm excited to give it a run today. I'm all about that spring time

[@thereinthetrees_5626]

Reliable, no. Accessible and cheep, yes

[@Arbiter55555]

It is my opinion that every serious airsofter should bring at least one tri shot shotgun to every event they attend. Always work if you or your team mate's gun goes down, and if it breaks/gets lost you're only out 60 ish bucks. Performes fine, and I've stacked bodies at cqb and field games with one. Can't be beat for cost effectiveness.

[@michaelmcclary6013]

I believe that they should make the m 16.a.1.s.at.a.more.reasonabe.price.and.they.shoud.make.the.bolt.acton.rifiles.springe.powered.

[@GetFwickinWekt]

The Ol' Reliable is definitely warranted to be on this list. My Ol Reliable was a H&K UMP45 and it just wouldnt quit until this year. 7 Years of games every other weekend, putting thousands of rounds through it, and it finally gave up. Gave it a final farewell because it was basically a comrade at that point.

[@BriarRiot]

My first Airsoft gun was a AK-74u from gameface. When in long range engagement, I leave it to people with better guns, but in CQB this thing is a beast!

[@joshuapike619]

Agreed! That was my starter guns and I pull it out every once in a while

[@BriarRiot]

Yea my Ak is one of the very few airsoft guns I have, since I’ve been getting into armored swordplay, but every once in a while when I do airsoft games I always go for the gun.

[@fakedude6626]

I had a gameface ak as well, I have a full sized one that shreds close quarters

[@RebDoesStuff]

The GF76 was the best frickin thing

[@pilothat2914]

legit thought this was my comment until I saw the username

[@spiranomad]

Regarding the LMGs, I scare all the other players at the local games with my HPA MG36 GBBR. Sticking an amplifier or opened suppressor on it, the sound echoes I'm the woods.

[@gayactorrichardinnass7422]

Same for my gmg 42, played my first game with it a couple days ago and was surprised at how loud it is

[@SoulElement]

@@gayactorrichardinnass7422 2k later

[@Tigerprowltactical]

They scared because they are weak

[@gayactorrichardinnass7422]

@@SoulElement nah I bought it of a friend for 500€, he thought it was broken but was just to stupid to charge it and the deal was to good to tell him

[@Surepeacooler]

Someone at my airsoft site has an MG42

[@joshmansinon7658]

When I’m feeling froggy I bust out my M249 with a box mag equipped with a M203 with taggin rounds. It’s definitely a game changer. Built it specifically to turn heads. It’s fun.

[@danielnoller2714]

Same here I but I don't use tag rounds it so funny when I bring to my local sight

[@foznoth]

For the days I feel like a complete masochist, I have my heavy, but fun ICS L86A2. It nearly feel fowl of a new rule at my local field trying to define support weapons with a minimum length. It worked out in the end. As for pistols, I've settled on the ASG CZ P-09, I seem to go for different things, though a G-series is going to be had eventually.

[@deaconvelos8352]

I've got that model too! L-86 gang for the win

[@gabriellockhart]

I love the weird and wacky. Personally I run Classic CYMA mp5 No optics John McLane style or the fabled THE TOMORROW WAR rifle, by Hera arms ICS SSS, mocked up to look just that rifle. and my sidearm of choice my B92.

[@Seb-Storm]

I would like to hear more about the support weapon length story

[@cdgonepotatoes4219]

Putting a minimum length on support guns makes sense. Since it's airsoft, you can technically turn anything into an MG including some toy-plastic featherweight AEG, with just 9 inches of barrel, by loading it with a high-cap and there wouldn't be too much of a difference, only that one is possibly very slightly more accurate in no-wind conditions while the other is way lighter and easier to handle. You need imposed limitations on that front, same reason why the imposed limitation of letting only some use full-auto in that ruleset.

[@Seb-Storm]

@@cdgonepotatoes4219 I see, true I've seen people running SBRs as lmgs. I guess as a general rule is just have their real life counter part as an example. That's what we did where I live, bring your gun and if the real model is/qualifies as lmg, dmr, smg, etc. then such rules apply

[@DaUnforgiven1]

I run a cyma full metal pistol grip trishot with a primary airsoft m4 mag adaptor. It fires a super tight grouping at long range. Shoots just under a fully charge gas shotgun. And it’s the easiest platform to use against people that don’t like to call the hits. They are far more eager to call the hit when 3 bbs hit within an inch of each other. Honestly all springers are the most useful platforms. They never run out of battery. They never run out of gas They shoot incredibly predictable

[@Vranabg]

you sound like a typical airsoft (unknown gender) so theres thatb

[@jagerobscura85]

A relatively rare one but in my opinion quite amazing, the G&P Mk23/Stoner. 1200 to the box and it's barely heavier than most M4s.

[@deedeeko9]

Had it, great gun, really light, lots of firepower. Trying to find one again...

[@ayrtoncoetzee1546]

I have a CYMA aks-74u and the one issue I had was that the dust cover would pop up but a simple beating fixed it quite well

[@PreFiends]

Yes, something to watch while trying to recover from Covid, good video man

[@tylerbronson6904]

Hope you get better

[@Prov1996]

My current collection includes 2 CYMAs, both best desricbed as "ol' reliable". I have a COLT M4 CQB with several attachments that I use more often nowadays, but my close to 10-year-old CYMA Kalashnikov tactical, the stock and foregrip of which have long since gone missing, still fires like new. It's been dropped, stepped on, knocked around, gathered dust for about 5-7 years, and yet when I had it checked by a field near me with a full-time tech, still ran like the day I bought it.

[@lucasforney850]

Loved the countdown can't wait for you to get back to doing what you love

[@USAirsoft]

I've got a lot of fun stuff on the way!

[@strokernut]

I've got a SBR M4 and a 1911. Just purchased both, still working on my kit, and having so much fun with assembling the whole thing.

[@chemicalbean]

My first airsoft replica was a Cyma AK, and after 2 years of usage in milsims it still kicks as the first game. Love it!

[@ironman8257]

Model nr pls

[@samjesse3818]

My ol' reliable is, strangely, a cyma tri-shot spring shotgun. It just works. May not be the most practical but, if I need a gun that I know won't fail me, thats the one I grab. I recently upgraded to a G&G CM16, however, and I am absolutely loving it.

[@themangymutt7710]

Oh boy…my ol’ reliable. In my 15 years of playing now, that title can only be given to one singular gun within my 43 gun collection: My tried and true CYMA Full metal M870 tri-shot. That gun has been with me for 10 years now, and ever since then it’s come with me to every single event/game I’ve ever played since then. Pickup games, Milsim, CQB tournaments, role-play events, every single REV event I’ve attended, literally everything I’ve attended since I’ve owned it it’s been with me and has been used. Never once broke or failed, and still shoots as good as the day I got it despite the absolutely countless amounts of rounds through it. It’s always the gun I suggest to players as a backup for their main weapon system, as they just refuse to die, and perform well enough to hang with the big dogs. Side note: The helmet video would be cool! I have a nice ODST helmet setup I’d love to submit!

[@cIOSazure]

Shoutout to the guy at @10:34 rocking the Desert Night Camo! Always good to see another player in DNC

[@FokkerBoombass]

15:06 A thing to note here is that the featherweight M249s have regular V2 gearboxes which don't do well under support fire stress. They're therefore only good as a lightweight base for HPA conversion or if you're gonna put a high quality CNC gb shell in it, but those are a little costly options for a plastic gun.

[@icygrapeguy8094]

I have a Cyma AK, a CQB M4, and a high capa for now. Still growing my collection slowly as I am still in high school

[@warfrontairsoft69]

My Ol' reliable is my CYMA AKM. it looks like the one at 5:12 only with a solid stock. i also have basically put this thing through the torture test and it only came out with a few scratches.

[@ArcticAirsoft303]

Every countdown you do is awesome! Keep it up

[@USAirsoft]

Thanks for the love!

[@theghost56animations7]

My "old reliable" is my Raven Honey Badger. It only has a red dot sight and I've used it at almost every weekend event, but the reason it's what I call "old reliable" is because of how many times it's banged into something, dropped, it overheated, etc. it still manages to work and sling BBs pretty far.

[@Maple_Syruhp]

6:45 I have a stock, full black snow wolf AUG A1 AEG I bought off my local shop, got it like 5 years ago Scope isn’t shattered, runs 9.6s like a dream, only replaced the fuse once and I think the only feeding issue I’ve had is when I dropped my magazine in thick mud, and it still hops .3s to this day It does not wanna die

[@Lonewolforjustwolf]

Always awesome brother!

[@USAirsoft]

Thank you very much for the continued support!

[@AnAirsofter]

Many have forgotten the sig 556 aeg. That was the rifle my dad let me use to get into airsoft until I bought my mk18. The sig was a beast and I bring it out for some events.

[@VanOVon]

Ol reliable gf 76 ak krinkov 74u style. Gameface 76 aeg 375fps flooding stock for cqb and stock for further engagements it’s like an ar smg for maximum $200 if they taxing. Usually it’s around $120. Works amazing.

[@walterbryan1798]

Loved it! I am about to use my first LMG in its first game this weekend. It’s an M60. Also, I thoroughly agree about semi auto DMRs being better than bolt action.

[@Rattlehead-gy9ct]

M60 ftw. Idk which one you have, but the one I've got is *slightly* too heavy to be as effective as an m249, but the cool factor outweighs in IMO

[@Suphomedog1]

For me, my ‘Ol Reliable would have to be my GC16 Predator! Ive had it for so long now that I cant remember exactly how long its been since I bought mine. I know that bone stock it lasted for 5 years before the compression started to wear out and I was forced to put upgrades into it. Still to this day, G&G Combat Machines are what I always recommend to new players getting into the sport for their reliability and being as affordable as they are. You can do so much with them while not doing anything at the same time.

[@Assshole-r8j]

My first airsoft gun was a lancer tactical lt19 gen 2 and it still works 5 years later with no maintenance

[@amuplay2302]

You got me all hyped up when you showed all of those Thompsons and that PPsH-41 at 11:17 because WW2 firearms are one of my favourites

[@lifelibertyandfreedom4713]

Loving your channel been thinking about using airsoft as a hobby while home with my 2 boys that are both 14 these are very informative and still questioning what to get as starter weapons for all 3 of us we are all CoD players too

[@vintageguitarz1]

I totally agree on using a SBR CQBR for anything urban or having at least 2 members of your squad with them. I live by my M4A3 "Commando" length with a silencer I built (105mm), it's still VERY short for CQB urban ops and the functional silencer extends range and velocity for longer 150 to 180ft shots. Mine is built up just like the Colt M4's we used in the USAF 27th Spl Ops Wing, we're better than SEALs.

[@yuukikonno6804]

My good ole' reliable is the Umarex/Elite Force UMP45 EBB. Held up for 3 years and still going and has a snappy trigger response. Been running 11.1v in them but haven't had a single issue despite countless games. Never actually had an M4

[@epicrogue2815]

Relatively newer player here but I can't forget my specna edge m4. This thing has never had single issue apart from losing a pin for the mag release over the two years I've owned it

[@eugeneoliveros5814]

5:08 My “Old reliable” is this Arcturus AK I got in junior year as a birthday gift. It’s been through several years of me using it, and it still kicks like a mule.

[@lolgamer1073]

i got that old springer pistol that cost 10 bucks back then and survived about everything and i still have it as a backup backup in my case

[@mysticboy3373]

I run the GameFace Elite Renegade. It is a springer, but you can get a surprisingly good rate of fire out of it (high for a springer), it hits hard, and it is very affordable, coming in at $45, and you get a lot more than what you payed for.

[@everettkominek5554]

My ol' reliable is a Famas by Cybergun. I've only used an 11.1 in it forever and the only thing it ever had problems with is bbs getting stuck in the receiver and blocking the trigger linkage. I bring it to every game.

[@hourglasseyesflipping]

I have an ICS sig 552 as my old reliable. Got it brand new years ago and I've since acquired 3 other ICS sigs and a G&G 550 but that original 552 commando has never failed me

[@averagedemographic8933]

Underfolder AKM (AKMS), built well, simple to use, no bs attachments, classic, very compact thus easy to use in vehicles. It’s my favorite, sidefolders stick out too much and can get caught on gear and random stuff, also feels awkward when slung.

[@reallymentalpig1173]

I like the side folders more but the reasons you stated are very true. Under folders are much more robust. But I find them to be uncomfortable to use.

[@Mysterion557]

My ol reliable is actually an old $100 Cybergun Colt CQB m4 I got on Amazon 5 years ago, the only thing I have upgraded is the hopup chamber and bucking, all other internals are stock and that thing still stacks bodies

[@dirtyboom667]

My first gun was a Firehawk HC and man, I love it! I run it to this day bc in CQB it's a monster. Later i bought another M4, the Ares Amoeba 013 and it does it's job. For sidearms I run a Highcapa by AW Customs and sometimes a AEG USP that just doesn't die, it's been true hell, twice.

[@foxtrot5566]

I run a $1500 dmr build that I bought and built myself. With that I've hit a few shots that had me questioning weather or not I had hacks. Super effective rifle

[@AirsoftHambone]

My old reliable gun is a crosman pulse r76. It is basically the same as the gameface 76. A fantastic Ak74 that I have used for over 15 years! I wouldn’t trade it for anything and I even used it last weekend. Love that gun!

[@colesonjuul1463]

Ol reliable: elite force tommy gun.5 years of dropping, scrapping, and a lot of weird sounds. And I love every time I use it

[@USAirsoft]

Those Tommy guns are legendary for sure, I love when you see some long time players having to use them at their local fields because their main replicas went down

[@colesonjuul1463]

@@USAirsoft I know. I was testing my new EMG m4 and something broke. youd thinking my first thought would be "oh s&#@" but I was like "meh, I got ol reliable"

[@sithknight7740]

6:58 I wish it was quieter and there was more after market for them for how reliable they are considering their price tag. Umarex H8R Gen1/2 are solid nbb's just wish I could make it a little quieter. I guess it also falls under an ol' reliable too, considering I've used it countless times on fields and in CQB when I'm SOL and make it out by a slim margin.

[@SarahSalazar-Tipton]

yes i have the cyma m870 and it works great as a plinker to just mess around with or as a cqb shotgun to run around with

[@snappypeas5823]

16:27 That boy tryin to fly away with those chicken wings

[@kkooiker]

My old reliable is also my squads dmr. I believe it is a A&K m16a4 that I bought used for a hundred dollars. All I have done to it is took the fuse out. 6.03 mm inner barrel with g&g green hop up bucking. I still qualify as a riflemen even though I outrange most of the snipers at my field. The only thing wrong with it is that it is a full auto since the disconnect is worn on it.but iris snappy enough with 7.4 volt that I can get single shots off. My 7.4 volt battery has 5000 mah of capacity so I never have to worry about it will on the field for a hole day. I did make the m16a4 look like an a 1 so I could use it in Vietnam field days.

[@oseansoldier]

Man. I own 1 of each of the top three. I have an M14 that has had a lot of work done on it. Heck, you even held it a long time (D14 during a thunderstorm). A ML-36 for my M16A4. And finally my Classic Army M249P with a Polarstar Jack. None of these are light. They are all heavy and bulky, but I love them dearly.

[@clovermedia.]

my first AEG was a Lancer gen 3 since december, been working ever since then only needed a small tune up ever since

[@Fatty4president]

Nice vid man i just finished my KJW KP-13F. The barrel is exchangeable with my we glock 17. My old reliable is my 8” dan wesson

[@CallSignDogma]

i always come back to my lovely Cyma (Scav) AK 104 without dustcover, Safety, Stock and broken triggerguard.

[@danonen7316]

Sounds like something a scav would use to one tap you

[@ryl0_or934]

Man, I ran my LCT LC3 for the first time the other weekend, and I fully concur with your opinions on the DMR. One of the best days I've had on the field, kill-wise.

[@USAirsoft]

LCT gave that thing some great range for sure!

[@sogerc1]

Then you're lucky. My LC3 has been giving me more headaches than any of my other airsoft guns.

[@ryl0_or934]

@@sogerc1 Ouch. I definitely know that feeling though. My G36 is my headache.

[@ryl0_or934]

@@USAirsoft It's crazy. And of course, I plan to make it crazier.

[@tim_the_traveler]

I remember as a pre teen I use to be into airsoft guns for a bit, I never knew there were full actual games for them, I honestly wound not mid picking it back up if there were games near my area.

[@monolith5703]

My current favorite LMG is my Bullpup PKP with a P* F2 in it. Not only is it incredibly effective, but the intimidation factor is definitely there too

[@nabitysadventuresrusty7865]

i use a standard Cyma Spot m4 with a added mosfett and smaller box mag, since i have a bad back and cant manage a heavy chest rig over longer times. Love the gun even though its a 200 dollar cheapie, hoping to upgrade the barrel and bucking soon but still enjoy every time i get to paly

[@nameless_4084]

I am building a M4 dmr, a Krytac Trident MK2 SPR, aiming for 2.2joule with 0.32g bb's. I have the G&G Piranha MK1 as a secondary but planning to get a Marui compatible G17 and some mags as the minimum engagement of the M4 is 20 meters. The G&G Piranha MK1 is great, works really well but I need a modifiable pistol for reliable close range shooting, the Piranha only has 2 mags, and they are impossible to find now. Took an airsoft shop owner 6 months a while back to get one mag. Also got the cyma ak as a backup, which sometimes has broken but still works with a bit of repairs. +3 cqb m4s, a bolt sniper and a lmg on the team as well

[@DerpHWimbleton]

Seriously enjoying my VFC MK48. While yes, they do have their VFC quirks. Super light compared to other LMGs and an 8k round box magazine. There's unending fire for days. Perfect for suppression and sustained fire.

[@davedumm5197]

Love to see a gear video! I have a decent gun but I’m not entirely sure what kit to run with different environments. But I appreciate the gun list regardless.

[@skeletononcrystals5608]

At some point I want to have a loadout with almost every single type of gun. Impractical as hell but it would be a memeworthy image

[@USAirsoft]

The "Everything" Guy

[@skeletononcrystals5608]

@@USAirsoft Upcoming Video?

[@EagIerX]

@@skeletononcrystals5608 Past vid

[@Surepeacooler]

In the UK the novritsch SSX 23 has the reputation as the silent gas pistol

[@keltongaming5484]

My umarex HK416 carbine. My first airsoft rifle I owned. $92 bucks. Buffer tube snapped but it shot just fine with the battery hanging out. Been dropped countless times but functions as it should despite all that.

[@Ninjadorito4412]

My ole reliables, I have two, are a Double Eagle (rebranded JG iirc) MG36 with only needed shimming and a G&G CM I traded from a buddy and only needed a new inner barrel on it.

[@_skull_5994]

i got a M870 that had it's cross separated for a loooong time and i put it together with hot and superglue, now it's still operationnal AND reliable, never died or had a problem with it and even if it's just a srping shotgun bought for 80€ i love it and will definitely keep using it as long as it shoots and feed

[@critical_crunch]

I have an Ol’ Reliable CYMA AK that still shoots straight after at least 20-30 meetups/games. Its sights are broken off (both front and rear irons) but it still shoots super fast and super accurate. Always there to swap out with should my other gun fail me.

[@outdoorguy4249]

My reliable piece is my lancer m4 gen 2 it has been with me for 5 years been through mud and rain 80,000 rounds through it and its still going nothing replaced it just wont stop

[@grimreaperairsoft1486]

@USAirsoft can you do a world war 2 airsoft list? Love the channel!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@RockmeHellsing]

in germany tagins are dependent on the Field Master and mostly not allowed, because firework, full auto is also not allowed over 0,5 joule

[@AevisPrime]

The most reliable gun I got is my Cyma M16A3. She's been through everything

[@Surepeacooler]

Cool, sadly my cyma m4 broke after only a few games and never shot well

[@tylerbronson6904]

I’m new to airsoft. What should i get to go on a week long trip in the woods for airsofting?

[@kapler8550]

i got 2 10 year old cyma aks one cm 028 and one cm046. while i did wire in mosfets and put in a mrhop bucking into them they are otherwise stock. still kicking ass to this day as loaner guns.

[@THESHREDA1987]

for my ol reliable its a h&k mp5 I've had it for years and its lost iron sights selector switch and even the bolt and it still works

[@Callsign_Kishin]

I own the TM HK MK23, and I would like to say: I don’t think the MK23/any NBB pistol is either overrated or underrated. More, like: “chef’s kiss/just right.” In the right hands, it’s devastating. However, because of it’s “rarity/difficult to acquire” I kind of want to preserve it for as long as I can and not use it at all/anymore. I’d rather buy the Novritsch SSX23 and wear it out.

[@DeadFishTheKing]

The ASG and STTI MK23s are solid platforms for upgrading too, parts shouldn't be hard to come by and you'd struggle to wear them out

[@Callsign_Kishin]

@@DeadFishTheKing awesome! Thanks for the reply! Do you happen to have a website or link I could use to find those parts?

[@DeadFishTheKing]

@@Callsign_Kishin here in the UK Skirmshop is by far the best place

[@craigbaltrusch7330]

I have a elite force 1911 it has been dropped in mud and ponds it had been lost one week and found the next I have never cleaned it and it still runs beautifully and I have used it for 8 years and it is still on my hip

[@AcM.5233]

I have 2 old reliable aegs. One is a name brand, one is a China knock off from the early 2000s. My Classic Army AR300 and a Bell G3. That Bell sounds like a damn real steel .22 it's so loud, only has about 330 fps, but the sound gets people to run. I love my Mauri Type 89 and it's side arm companion, the scorpion but seeing how they have become so collectable, I've had them in my gun safe for over a decade now. Same goes for my Knights Armament Knighthawk. Bought it when Knights was still in my town, but my go to sidearm is a WG 1911 non blow back. In fact, every "blowback" rifle I have, I've disengaged the blow back feature. No need making even more noise then you need. I also agree. My Ares SL9 (now discontinued) is fully upgraded with a hand made gearbox and the quick change spring is awesome for different fields. From 500fps to over 700 depending on the field is a great sniper rifle

[@Tyrosus]

Got my compact M4, a dedicated dmr HK, and a tm hicapa side. Couldn't agree more with this list.

[@jayraiy1839]

One of my few first airsoft in the old reliables is a kwa akg74m it's held together with duct tape in para cord.

[@Hira-lit]

I have a small M4 model when I started off I wanted agility and easy power so I used duel pistols but now I recently bought a smaller M4 and cannot wait to bring it to my game I'm going to in a couple weeks

[@nikolajmeldgaardjohannesen9128]

My ol reliable is the cyma ak i use right now that i bought broken and im still fixing and upgrading it slowly.

[@ZaferToycu]

Giant Party Sports opened a indoor field, will you be making a video on that?

[@USAirsoft]

Soon, I still can’t go anywhere until I get over my “sickness”

[@spade_241]

I may be a lil late to the vid but I’ve been playing airsoft for about 3 years, and have just started getting into hi capas and recently started a new hi capa build because I’m a cqb(or indoor) player and the majority of my friends play outdoor, so my current build is so I can play outdoor AND indoor with the hi capa

[@jimjam5510]

My 'Ol Reliable is my CM16 wildhog. Yes I have several guns that from the outside appear better but the modifications I have done makes it comparable to an umbrella armory CQB gun etc.

[@bluefirefilms8709]

the ak at 6:50 and the g&g raider are my ol reliables and i love them

[@tylerwilson4450]

My Wolverine MTW. It's been 4 years of not a single issue. I've only replaced orings and buckings.

[@siilph]

My ol reliable is an at least 12 year old kwa mac11, never has jammed never has needed to change parts, the mags is as old as the gun and still dont leak, its a blast to bring out and just have fun

[@Daniel-mm8yb]

Absolutely love using my SCAR H, it sucks they're not too common though

[@mrgraysky9343]

My cybergun p90 has been going for years, its my ol' reliable. fallen on top of it a few times and havent done any kind of maintenance on it. I feel like if I open it up it work work as well as it has been. I'll leave all my tinkering to my csi star xr-5

[@ollinevalainen8642]

Great video! A difficult question. If you started airsoft again from zero, what would you get as the primary weapon and the secondary? ; D

[@conquer2423]

Good video. Good to see my mg42 in a video.

[@thetacticaloofer7832]

My ol reliable was a cybergun thompson, still love using it, only failed me once and has been banged up a bit. Awesome gun that helped me get started in airsoft very cool gun I always get complements and I always get shots with it

[@DeaDLYNinja47]

I’ve got a few airsoft guns (not gonna name them all lol) mostly I have a classic army m4a1 and it’s gimmicky but I slapped a long barreled m203 an echo 1 pkm and an echo 1 ak-74u and I rock a green gas TT 33, either that or a C02 Elite Force m9 as a side arm

[@That1userGaming]

My first gun was the gunfire MP5-SD. Love it and won't stop using it.

[@UnwantedMachine3]

On number 5, I’ve never had a single gun last as long as my WE 1911 Wilson Combat. 15 years of dedicated use and abuse. Almost every other weapon busted within a year

[@loudstone9193]

My ole reliable and only primary aside from a spring shotgun is a 5-6 year old G&g combat machine raider

[@operatordeathmonkey]

cyma colt m4 bought it used for 40 bucks semi doesnt work only full but shoots far . only downside it has shaken a body pin out and the hop up needs to be shimmed to not move around

[@adion89]

hey man, honestly, I love your content. Keep doing what you do brother!!!!

[@Garvey64LIVE64]

Bought a G3 as my first gun. it was very cheap, fire selector fell off after first game, and I had to replace the gearbox. But I love it.

[@ironman8257]

Model nr pls

[@Garvey64LIVE64]

@@ironman8257 JG T3-K1

[@McMannis505]

This might be a dumb question but I’ve been out of airsoft for quite a while. Has nobody designed a compact M4 clone (or any other long gun) that can be quickly adjusted from higher velocities to CQB legal muzzle velocities? Ideally, some type of internal mechanism controlled by the safety selector. Like… -Safety = Safety -Semi-auto position = standard velo -Full-auto position = CQB approved velo

[@bamtastick9141]

I don’t think so I might be wrong but that seems very futuristic

[@tacomas9602]

That’s an amazing freaking idea.