As we can heard from trustful sources the long awaited VFC FN HERSTAL FNX 45 will hit the market in July/August. The Trijicon RMR is not included with the FNX45 pistol only a filler plate. This pictures are only for demonstration purpose.

Cybergun Asia posted at their Facebook page preview photos of the fully licensed FN Herstal FNX-45 pistol which we first saw early this year. They mention that release is imminent and will probably be a weeks from now. Players are happy to take note that is is compatible with the Trijicon RMR (Ruggedized Miniature Reflex) sight.

Check that sound on the video below! :)

Together with CAA Airsoft Division we created this exclusive video about the new CAA M4S1 GBB Prototype. Soon in production. Release planned for Q4 2014! This CAA M4A1 comes with the new King Arms 2nd generation GBB Magazine!

Product Name: CAA M4S1 CQB
Net weight： 2990g
Overall length (Min): 705mm
Overall length (Max): 790mm
Inner barrel length: 275mm
Main material：  Nylon Fiber, Aluminium
Power method: 134A／GreenGas
Fire mode : Safe/Single/Full-Auto
Magazine weight: 451g

Product Name: CAA M4S1 Carbine
Net weight： 3090g
Overall length (Min): 805mm
Overall length (Max): 890mm
Inner barrel length: 375mm
Main material：  Nylon Fiber, Aluminium
Power method: 134A／GreenGas
Fire mode : Safe/Single/Full-Auto
Magazine weight: 451g

Continue reading to check the video!

Socom Gear announces a new bit of kit that could very well cause a lot of 1911 fans to drool excessively over the NLAirsoft.com newspages.

It's "the" Larry Vickers designed MOH 1911, with the following set of whopping good features:

• Full Metal Slide and Frame
• Beaver Tail Safety as well as Ambidextrous Safety Switch
• Fully Licensed Vickers Tactical Engraved
• Pistol Lanyard Loop
• Realistic Blowback Action
• Shortened Rail
• Custom Pistol Grips w/ Vickers logo

I know what I want for my birthday from my Editor in Chief! (hint, SlickAxe!)

News from Tokyo Marui, a new gas blowback (GBB) pistol!  This replica of the Colt Government Mark IV Series 70 looks promissing. Continue reading for further specifications...