Welcome to the latest issue of Airsoft Action, voted The Best Airsoft Magazine by airsoft players for three years running.
If you want to be an Airsoft Sniper but don't want the high cost, read  Bill's article about NUPROL's Tango Tactical 96 Package but if GBB pistols are more your thing, then Phil's look at the TM M45A1 will be of interest. Phil also gets his hands on KWA's excellent TK45 ERG and finds that a "Ronin" really can kick! On top of that, Bill also gets out a "big gun" in the form of A&K's awesome PKM, while Steve tackles the odd-looking WE GP1799 and checks out the Xcortech X3300W for good measure.
For Kit & Gear, Bill finishes his round up of IWA 2019 with a look at the tactical goodness that is found in "Hall 9" and also gives us an overview of an American boot brand that is bound to make a big impression the UK, Bates Boots. Elsewhere, Will writes about a classic pair of binoculars that are perfect for a variety of impressions and gives us his take on how to "pimp" a daypack to make it more useful, while Frenchie introduces his new series and also writes about airsoft writers.
To round everything off, Dust Monkey reports from Blind Dogs Post Apoc game, Bill interviews Shoji about playing in the spiritual home of airsoft, Japan and Billy Basics makes a brief return to finish his "Famous Raid" article about Operation Mercury.
We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we did creating it for you!
The Airsoft Action Team.

It’s been a GREAT month at AAHQ, and motivation is high as we come out of the annual, international PLAYERS CHOICE AWARDS having regained the title for BEST MAGAZINE PRINT OR DIGITAL in 2024, and we’d firstly like to thank everyone that voted for us!
As you may understand we’re therefore very excited to bring you our first issue post-award, and what a mix of airsoft loveliness we have for you this month! We kick off as Stewbacca looks at our cover model this time, the new T91 GBBR from VFC, and what a banger this looks to be! 
Talking of bangs, Bill follows up as he gets hands on the APS “STREET SWEEPER” from APS, before coming back to check out the newest “L119A2” 
replica, this time from DOUBLE BELL.
We kick into our GEAR section as AA veteran Andy N puts the case for Holo Sights in airsoft, followed by the AA Crew looking at another “old campaigner”, the US Desert Combat Uniform (DCU). Bill and Jase continue the “optics theme” with a report following their meeting with the Sightmark guys at IWA.
And we also continue our show coverage as Boycie and L’il Stu report in on TWO UK events, the British Shooting Show and the launch of Novritsch products at Patrolbase! We then head back to Taiwan as Stewbacca tells us all about how airsoft is featured in Civil Defence Training there.
Rounding out we have our RED CELL update, this month on the first half of the 1911 models, with FIFTEEN models featured as Bill and Jimmy update this category. To finish up, Bill returns to one of his favourite AR platforms to see how the DELTA ARMORY Mk18 is getting on after some hard use and abuse!
So, reports, reviews, articles, and a big old dose of airsoft opinion from an experienced, award winning team that’s FREE to read… What’s not to love!

With another airsoft show season now behind us it looks as if 2024 is going to be quite the year, and in ISSUE 160 of AIRSOFT ACTION one of the many highlights is our report on IWA 2024 from Bill and Jase as they cover what they saw at this year’s German show in a very thorough yet entertaining fashion!
But that’s by no means it as we introduce the all-new R15 FREYA line from DELTA ARMORY, get down to business with three new Hi Capa variants from ICS, and check out the very latest REAPER AEG from EVOLUTION INTERNATIONAL!
Red Cell is all about our long-term test “Tacticool AKS”, Stewbacca continues down this path in Part 1 of his deep dive into the new AK accessories from LCT, and we round out this theme by looking at the “PMC” gear worn and used by the members of the AA LEGION in CAGE.
Bill has a look at some new boots and existing gear from the brand TEESAR, whilst we’re very happy to be joined by a new contributor, Rich P who takes a look at “Chasing FPS” in his AA debut! Stewbacca again brings this issue to a close as he looks back at continued performance of the WALTHER PPQ.
So, once again a good look at new platforms, updates on some “old campaigners”, a good bit of gear, and a major show report… what’s not to love? And as we always say, if it’s in airsoft, it’s in AIRSOFT ACTION, so we hope that you enjoy this use just as much as always!

The 2024 show season is well and truly underway, and as we prepare for IWA at the end of this month, in this bumper issue of AIRSOFT ACTION we’re very pleased to bring you a HUGE report from our team of Boycie, L’il Stu and new guy Steve as they track their Las Vegas adventure for this year, and report in on the things that caught their eye at SHOT SHOW 2024!

Boycie also leads off with our headline review of the all-new CZ P-10C GBB created under licence by ASG, followed up by both Bill and Stewbacca heading into “comp territory” as they look at the EMG F1 FIREARMS SBR AEG and CZ SHADOW 2 ORANGE respectively.

RED CELL really get under the skin of a couple of the long-term test MID LENGTH AR AEGs as they update on FIFTEEN models, and Stewbacca leads us inside BOLT AIRSOFT to see what makes them tick.
On the gear side we update the latest additions from VIPER TACTICAL and Bill looks back on a camo pattern that sang loud and then went a bit quiet… KRYPTEK. The team as whole this month carry on their usual banter as they discuss simple maintenance tips for both AEG and GBBs…

And of course we have our usual coverage of events and games both at home and abroad; Bill gets with the guys behind OP SCORPIO to find out the latest on this ambitious UK airsoft event, Miguel reports on a very special game in Portugal, and Stewbacca tells us all about a new airsoft/training venue in Taiwan!

So, stuffed to the max again with reviews, updates and stories from all over our wonderful airsoft world, and with a bit of something for everyone no matter what your personal taste of airsoft may be… get stuck in, and we hope you’ll enjoy ISSUE 159 as always!

Happy New year airsofters, and what a year 2024 promises to be!

Whilst we are all aware that there are "challenges" to airsoft groups and media on social media right now (yeah, thanks for THAT META!) it's very much business as usual at AIRSOFT ACTION as we launch into the next twelve months of monthly magazines (and of course our daily website
posts) full of news, reviews and tales of airsoft adventures all over the globe!

We kick off 2024 with an issue devoted to one of our favourite parts of the airsoft world, and that's GBBRs in all their glory! RED CELL have come together to update the GBB AR category with a further FIFTEEN models for you to enjoy, and that's before we start with reviews on the newer models.

And what airsoft delight we have for you there too as Dan gets under the hood of the new KWA F90, and Bill looks in detail at the MCX RATTLER and the NOVESKE N4 GEN III... but this time it's the N4 from EMG and CYMA featuring the new CYMA GAS SYSTEM (CGS)! Keeping with "things gas" we then bring in our verdict on the latest ACEHIVE "40mm" shell from ACETECH...

The members of the AA LEGION have some airsoft resolutions to share with you, and then we move on into our international coverage for this month as Tama rejoins us to talk about the BAKURESTU-SAI in Japan, Miguel reports on the latest ANA game "DYSTOPIA" in Portugal, and Stewbacca brings in our first practical shooting report on the Kaohsiung Level 3 International hosted by the Taiwan Practical Shooting Association (TPSA)!

All in all there's a little bit of "something airsoft" for each and every one of you, whatever your personal airsoft passion may be, and this is how we intend to keep things for 2024; focus on the disciplines for sure, focus on airsoft platforms and kit old and new of course, but first and foremost we'll keep on engaging with you, the international airsoft community, and we look forward to telling your tales and documenting YOUR airsoft adventures along with our own!

Yes, it’s THAT time of the year again where our proverbial Santa’s sack of airsoft toys for all you good girls and boys is positively stuffed with goodies for one and all!
Our sincere thanks go to the guys at www.ghost-hood.com for our annual “Christmas Cover” and we’re sure you’ll all agree that if that picture doesn’t put you in a seasonal mood, nothing will!
But what of the season? As another year draws towards a close the AA Crew have reflected on all the guns n’ gear that have seen them through 2023, so this month in both CAGE and RED CELL we’ve devoted space so that the guys can talk about their “most used” kit, and make their recommendations to you!
Bill also brings in his-now-annual tips on keeping your gear in tip-top condition, while Ben gives the lowdown on NIGHTFOX NVGs for those on a budget.
But that’s by no means all, as we have four absolutely, brand-spanking new platforms to present to you in the shape of the G&G MGCR 556 GBBR, the RAVEN HEX COMP and R9-4, and the much awaited ASG H15!
From the AA LEGION this month we look INSIDE ICS, and Tama tells all about this year’s MARUI FEST, and Stewbacca lands a HUGE report on all the airsoft goodness seen at MOA 2023!
Rounding things out in our Christmas-cracker of an issue Bill reflects on the VORSK VMP-1 at the six-month testing point in RELOADED, so again we’re certain that there will be something for everyone as always.
As we start to prepare the first issue of AIRSOFT ACTION for 2024 we know that there’s an exciting airsoft year ahead for all of us, but for now we hope you’ll enjoy ISSUE 157, and that a very Merry Christmas awaits you, one and all!
From all of us, to all of you, thank you for your continued support; HAPPY CHRISTMAS and all the very best for 2024!

Another month flies by and here we are as always with a new monthly issue of AIRSOFT ACTION cram-packed with all the airsoft content we know you love!
Kicking off proceedings this month with our cover and headline review Dan gets his teeth firmly into the latest OPFOR goodness from ARCTURUS in the shape of the PP-19-01 PE Z-TAC SP1, quickly countered for BLUFOR by Miguel with his initial field notes on the all-new SPECNA ARMS
SA-FX01 FLEX, and we round out our main reviews this month by sticking with all things “9mm” as Bill heads to the range with the awesome CYMA CM106A PLATINUM!
RED CELL stay on the SMG-track as they land their mid-term update on FIFTEEN MP5 VARIANTS, whilst the AA LEGION delve into the glories of
AOR1 and 2 and what makes these patterns so special. There’s also a look at new eyepro from the EDGE tactical range that we’ve had in test for a while…
We then turn our attention to airsoft around the world with our international coverage as Stewbacca lands an interview with the mighty NONOCAT from New Zealand, and then reports on his recent experiences at a Level 1 Competition shoot in Tainan! Miguel brings home his now-annual look at ANA Portugal’s SALAMANDRA game, and we wrap up this month with our report on the awesome 2023 G&G CQB WORLD CUP shoot in Taipei!
You want airsoft?
We’ll bring you airsoft stories and news from all over the globe, and we hope you’ll enjoy our content this month just as much as we’ve enjoyed creating it!

It appears that we've been a little remiss in our coverage of, and commenting on, Designated Marksman platforms in our RED CELL testing, so this month we're devoting an entire issue to them!
Stewbacca kicks things off as he takes the OPFOR high ground and gets his teeth into the all-new and exciting SVDS from LCT airsoft!
Swift with a follow-up shot as always Bill then gets stuck into two well-priced rifles for BLUFOR in the shape of the Double Bell SCAR H and Golden Eagle HK417, and then RED CELL get their heads together to look at a mix of FIFTEEN different "big bore" rifles that they've been using and abusing for some considerable time.
We also take a look at OPTICS suitable for your DMR, and Bill rounds things out as he reflects on the VFC M110K1 GBBR after owning and shooting it for a year!
Of course mixed in we have our usual coverage of kit and gear as we look at boots from PROTEKTOR, and in THE CAGE we hone back in on A-TACS.
International coverage this month comes from our AA Legionnaires in Japan and Taiwan; our friend Tama rejoins us from Tokyo to tell us about airsoft at the V-SHOW, Anny reports on her recent training adventures, and along with Stewbacca brings in a big report on the bi-annual TAIWAN DEFENCE EXPO!
As always we hope that there's a little of "something airsoft" for everyone, so kick on back, grab a cup o' joe, and enjoy ISSUE 155!

Even though we're currently having our annual vacation and office shutdown, here we go with the the very latest issue of AIRSOFT ACTION, and as usual it's a bit of a beast with 100 PAGES of free-to-read news, reviews, event reports from around the globe, and a healthy dose of attitude and airsoft opinion!

Kicking off with our headline review this month Bill gets some serious rangetime in with the KING ARMS TWS 9MM SBR, an AR GBBR that actually uses G-SERIES magazine many of you probably already have for your handguns... why are more people not talking about this breakthrough gas model... we have no idea, but we'll certainly say our piece!

Following on from there we have a first look at the all-new SGR 556 from G&G, the just-released ICS CXP APE SE,and the newest BATTLE ARMS DEVELOPMENT SBR AEG (courtesy of Larri in his first-ever AEG review!) from our old mates at REDWOLF! Then there's a further FIFTEEN SMG models that are moving on through the RED CELL testing program, along with a recap on the ROSSI NEPTUNE SAS six-months in!

In terms of kit Bill reflects back on the clothing and gear that he used on the FAST TACTICAL training course he attended recently, and the good folk of the AA LEGION "GO GREEN FTW!"

And then... THEN... we have our annual report from the AA crew that attended the NATIONAL AIRSOFT FESTIVAL in the UK, a BIG game report from Portugal thanks to Miguel, and our power-duo of Stewbacca and Anny firstly get "Inside LCT" for an update, and secondly bring in the lowdown on the DING DING CUP Steel Challenge in Taiwan, an event that AIRSOFT ACTION was honoured to support!

So, you want more gear, more guns, more news, and more airsoft? You'll find a bit of everything airsoft in this issue, so kick back and get stuck in!

Welcome to another full-to-the-brim copy of AIRSOFT ACTION, and to kick things off this month we’ve gone a bit “polymer crazy” as we focus on THREE new models, all of which are polymer-bodied!
Headlining this time is our “take” on the final production version of the VORSK VMP-1, and Jimmy, Ben and Bill have all been hammering this new GBB to find out if the reality lives up to the promise (spoiler… it DOES!). Bill then gets properly involved with the G&G FAR 556 (yes, a FOLDING AR!) and the latest entry-level AEG from HUNTSMAN TACTICAL that’s sure to please many players on a budget!
Miguel lands his report on the VIPER VX GEN2 Plate Carrier after some heavy use and abuse, the LEGION get into their favourite Multicam kit as a new sequence of THE CAGE commences, and Stewbacca, ably assisted by Military Anny, continues to delve “Inside Airsoft”, meeting some of the people behind the "names" as they visit RA-TECH and Soloman Taiwan.
There’s FIFTEEN more AR SBR AEG models under the spotlight as RED CELL reach the halfway point of their extended testing program, and Bill gets techy (a rare thing indeed!) with an awesome thermal sight from HIKMICRO!
To round things out this month there are a couple of mammoth AA LEGION reports the first of which covers some very special CQB Training in the UK, along with Stewbacca's report on the now-annual POLK 3 MilSim game in Taiwan… if you like your airsoft hot and full-on then you need to check this out!
As usual we hope that there’s a little of something for everyone to dip into this month; and remember… “If it’s in airsoft, it’s in AIRSOFT ACTION”!

Welcome fellow 'softers to another monthly issue of AIRSOFT ACTION, and we’re pleased to say that we’ve got another absolute cracker for you to enjoy, full with airsoft goodness of all shapes and sizes!
We headline this month with the all-new STEYR L9-A2 GBB pistol as Boycie gets down and dirty with it on the range, closely followed by the LCT LC-3K AEG and NOVESKE 10.5 GBBR courtesy of Stewbacca!
Bill also gets some BBs sown with the CYBERGUN/BOLT BRSS SCAR-SC, as well as checking in with a two-years-in RELOADED update on the VFC BCM MCMR, both gas and AEG.
Then RED CELL really get into the meat of things as they look very specifically at MIL-style CQB tools in the form the Mk18 and the HK416 with FIFTEEN models under their spotlight. Bill also brings the test pool completely up to date then with a review of the Mk18 from DELTA ARMORY.
Dan gets techy as he looks at optimising the LAMBDA DEFENCE MK48 MOD 1, and we revisit “rattelcan camo” finishes as we (almost!) complete PROJECT ROSSI…
The AA LEGION have also been busy, starting off with the final installment of this sequence of THE CAGE as we bring things to a close looking at dedicated competition belt setups… and this time they’re aided by a “special guest” who knows just a bit about this topic!
Taking things out to the rest of the world, Stewbacca and "Military" 
Anny get inside Maple Leaf, our new friend “Tama” tells us all about a field with a difference in Japan, and then it’s “all the P’s” as TEAM TAIJI prepare for the POLK 3 MilSim event in Taiwan!
Once again, a LOT of AEGs, GBBs, and GBBRs old and new for you to get your teeth into, as well as even more global coverage to inspire! We hope you'll enjoy this issue as once again we’ve had a blast creating it for you!

It’s the 15th of the month again, and the year seems to be flying past; however, that means more games, more events, and with the pace of the industry right now A LOT TO TALK ABOUT in Airsoft Action!
We’re covering more AEGs and GBBs than ever before and ISSUE 151 headlines with Stewbacca as he takes a close look at the mighty MAXIM 9 and the associated deployment pack from KRYTAC, followed up by an all-action evaluation of VFC’s new HK53 GBBR.
Bill continues out check out new models hitting the stores as he brings in his reviews of the latest hard-hitting AKSU from ARCTURUS and then gets all whimsical about the DOUBLE EAGLE take on the VORPAL BUNNY, and of course there’s the regular update from RED CELL on FIFTEEN more GBB pistol models!
There’s also gear aplenty with the members of THE AA LEGION getting stuck into chest rigs and the question of “tacticool shorts for airsoft”, whilst Stewbacca continues his look at kit from LayLax, and Miguel lands his findings on comms gear and target systems from SPECNA ARMS!
It’s also time for Jimmy to round out the in-game field-testing of his GATE HPA build, and Bill goes long with an introduction to WULF OPTICS.
Ranging further afield we also have our usual international reports, this month on games and fields in Taiwan and Japan thanks to Stewbacca and Rai, so whatever you love about airsoft you’ll find a little bit of everything in this issue, so kick back, settle in and we hope you’ll enjoy what we have to show and tell!

Here we go again, another issue of AIRSOFT ACTION, and another issue that’s full to the brim with guns, gear and (hopefully!) enlightened opinion!
And when we say “full” we absolutely mean it as RED CELL have put in the work to bring you their ongoing analysis of FIFTEEN G-SERIES GBBs this month, some of them over TWO YEARS into testing! And that’s just the beginning as Bill delves into the L119A2-inspired ROSSI NEPTUNE “SAS” and the very latest DE AX//15 “Bluetooth” Aeroknox AR, whilst Stewbacca goes “modular” with the latest accessories for the LCT LC-3. There’s also a profile of DELTA ARMORY, a great little AEG manufacturer with dreams of being MUCH bigger!
We’re also very pleased this month to be able to introduce the newest from the ICS GBB pistol program in the shape of the BLE ICP, but we also look back at the VORSK CS DEFENDER PRO in RELOADED…
Gear you want, gear you get as Boycie gets into the workings of the READY TACTICAL SLING system and introduces a superb training tool in the shape of PTS BARRICADE, the AA LEGION start to look at kit for PAMG, and we highlight the LAYLAX BITE MAGs… Stewbacca then continues with the LAYLAX theme as he “gets personal" with no other than our good friend MARCK WEST in a cracking interview!
Jimmy also brings personal insight to the newest performance elements from GATE and we round out with international reports from Miguel in Portugal, and Italy thanks to the guys from the “ASD 3/5 MARINES”!
It’s another rockin’ issue of AIRSOFT ACTION, so grab a good cuppa joe, kick back, and enjoy!

It's the 15th again, so it MUST be time for your monthly fix of AIRSOFT ACTION!
As Bill so rightly says in his introduction to this months RED CELL 1911 UPDATE with 15 MODELS revisited "if you’re after a 30-second video of dancing llamas then you’re sh1t-out-of-luck with us, as we like to get into things in a bit more depth… stop reading now if you’re uninterested in the benefit of experience, and go enjoy those llamas!"
So, still here are you? Cool, let’s crack on!
We've got another jam-packed issue for you again and we kick off in topical style with a VERY close look at the new "JW4" GBB, the TTI PIT VIPER made by Army Armament in cooperation with Jag Precision! And we don't take out foot off the gas for a moment though as the crew get to grips with the ARES 308 DMR, the all-new SPECNA ARMS X-SERIES PDW, and we introduce a new "partner" in the shape of ROSSI AIRSOFT!
Stewbacca has also been up to his usual tricks as he looks back on how his MODIFY PP2K GBB is still performing afetr some serious abuse, and gives us his valued opinion of the latest MK23 holster from LayLax. He also takes us more seriously behind the scenes to look at the reality of Taiwanese "civil defence training" and how airsoft and the manufacturers have played a real part in this, and once again gets together with "Military Anny" with a report on her real-steel training in the Phillipines!!
Lightening the mood we have a look at new clothing and gear from STOIRM, The LEGION look at upping their gear ante for multi-day missions, and there are reports from Portugal and Hong Kong about the latest games and sites where the guys live and play!
Once again we believe that there's something for everyone in this issue, so if you have the desire to know more, about more in the airsoft world, then dive on in and enjoy!

What a difference a month makes - especially when that month includes our annual trip to Germany for IWA 2023 - and in this issue of Airsoft Action the AA Crew report on their experiences of the new airsoft goodies shown (in some cases for the very first time) at the show!
Of course, that is far from the only bit of airsoft news that we’ve got in Issue 148, as Stewbacca has been out and giving the new MP5k GBB from VegaForecCompany (VFC) a proper hammering, Miguel has been in-game with the upgraded J-08 AEG from SPECNA ARMS and Bill has been putting in some serious rangetime with both the new VM9 GBB from VORSK and H17 GBB from HUNTSMAN TACTICAL!
On the kit side Stewbacca paid a visit to TRU SPEC ASIA, while the AA LEGIONNAIRES share their experiences in upgrading their usual skirmish gear to make provision for “Overnight Ops”, and US-lead Dan gets seriously deep and dark on the subject of Night Vision options with the guys from AMPED AIRSOFT.
Jimmy steps up again with a report on the latest goodies from MANCRAFT, Bill and Stewbacca talk about their LCT HK33s and 53s after long and hard use, and if you’ve ever wondered how we go about setting up for a major photoshoot, then Bill reveals all in a Red Cell Special Report that also looks into what we have in store for the future of the AA Long-Term-Test Program!
To round things out we start a new column looking at some of the “Names of Airsoft” as Stewbacca gets together with none-other than Military Anny Wu!
Our mantra is, as always, “If it’s in airsoft, it’s in Airsoft Action” and this issue certainly has a little of everything ...so dive on in!

It’s time for another issue of AIRSOFT ACTION and oh my, what an issue we have for you this month!
We are massively excited to introduce a brand-new GBB to the world, in the shape of the VMP-1 SMG from VORSK! We’ve been given unprecedented access to the design and development behind this new model which will delight players worldwide and the VORSK team were mad enough to let some of RED CELL loose with the final, fully rockin’ pre-production model… Read all about it in our headline review!
But... BUT!... that’s by no means the only big news in a jam-packed issue as a number of the AA team take also take a look at the “combat version” of the VORSK VX-14 and Bill gets to grips with the ARCTURUS/PERUN AT-AK12-PE, the EMG F1 FIREARMS BSF-19 and reports back on how the HUNTSMAN TACTICAL AEG is performing!
The AA LEGION get into it this month too as they start to dig into their combined experience of “Mission Specific Loadouts” and we look at how to keep your kit performing optimally! Larri reports in from Hong Kong about a very special annual Speedsoft event, whilst Miguel looks at just how important teams are in the Portuguese airsoft community… along with detailing a highly entertaining visit from an important airsoft celebrity! And if you’ve ever wondered how it REALLY feels to compete in a Level 3 Shoot, Stewbacca breaks things down "practically" step by step…
We continue our 2023 Show coverage with a truly gargantuan report on SHOT 2023 from Boycie, Li’l Stu and Dan as they chart their progress through one of the very biggest airsoft and shooting-related shows in the world… and what a LOT they have to tell!
We hope you’ll agree that the depth of airsoft coverage from around the world shows our intent at AIRSOFT ACTION to talk about airsoft in truly global terms… Next month we’ll be reporting back from IWA 2023 in Germany, but for now, grab a brew, chill back, and enjoy what we have to show and tell!

Here we go again with whole new year of airsoft to look forward to… which of course means a whole new year of AIRSOFT ACTION too!

To kick off our “Show Season Reports” for 2023 we have a truly MASSIVE one for you courtesy of Stewbacca as he details all the wonders he saw… and by the time you read this the AA Crew will be “wheels up” for SHOT too!

We have all the usual goodies for you this month as Jimmy brings in the lowdown on the new ICS TOMAHAWK, Bill gives an overview on LCT's awesome accessory program and their new PDW, whilst the members of The AA Legion join Red Cell to talk about their most-used and favourite AEG and GBB platforms from 2022.

We’ve an early look at the very newest, and as yet unreleased, handgun from pistol-meisters VORSK in the form of their very special VX-14 REQUIEM EDITION GBB, and Jimmy and Bill look back on their existing VORSK Hi Capas six months in! Bill also looks at the Double Eagle PFS9 pistol that’s raised a few eyebrows too…

As always at this time of year there are airsoft resolutions to get out of the way in THE CAGE, gear to prep for ’23 in TOD, and we delve into the latest tactical gear from VIPER that we’ve been hammering over the past few months. Bill gets to grips with updates to the NUPROL accessory line, and tech Jimmy concludes his journey with the new PERUN Mosfets as he gives his tips on fitting for the P90 and AUG.

And of course it wouldn’t be AIRSOFT ACTION if we didn’t also have a fabulous international LEGION REPORT, so it’s back to Japan we go this month as Stewbacca details his full adventures with LayLax!

We already know there’s so much airsoft goodness to come this year, and we’ll be reporting on it as best we can, just as soon as we can! If you’re fed up with the “unboxers” leaving you wanting more, get your teeth into some real airsoft news and reviews as its very much business as usual as AIRSOFT ACTION enters YEAR 12 of continuous publication with a right humdinger of an issue!

Well, here it is, MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Yes, it's the Christmas Issue of Airsoft Action and what a fun-filled, festively-fabulous filo-wrapped delicacy it is for you all to enjoy over the downtime that the season of good will brings to one and all!
In our last issue of 2022 we hope to bring you some additional joy! AEGs and GBBs? Yup, we've got PLENTY for you to get your teeth into as Bill brings home the bacon (joint!) after a lengthy and thorough test of the new M110K1 GBRR from VegaForceCompany, doubles down on two uprated ARs from SPECNA ARMS, checks out a budget "SR47" from Double Eagle, and continues his journey in to Wick-land with a tasty little morsel from Double Bell!
For his main course he serves up a RED CELL SPECIAL that covers the weapons of the Falklands War as we commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the conflict, with a platter of airsoft platforms from across the globe... just season to taste!

At Airsoft Action we always have a great selection of airsoft reviews and articles on the very latest guns n' gear for you to get your teeth into! But we don't rush things, and when we bring our reviews in to land they're based on thorough range testing and in-game-use; after all, what's the point of reviewing something that you've never used "in the wild"?
So what have we got for you in Issue 144? A whole heap of airsoft goodness is what, kicking off with a look at the new AEGs from the HUNTSMAN TACTICAL brand at the entry/intermediate level, then punching up to the new SECUTOR ASTRA SHADOW for those who want a "556" with a bit more! There are two great GBB pistol reviews this month as Miguel introduces the SPECNA ARMS SAI BLU, whilst Bill goes "Full Wick" with his look at the EMG TTI 34!
Red Cell turn their attention fully to the MP5 with their views on "what am bestest" gnu" when it comes to this venerable model, and to round out our platform coverage for Issue 144 Jimmy and Bill return to the ICS Mk18 two months in! Jimmy also gets stuck into the new PERUN mosfets in his tech-column to see what they offer for P90 and AUG users...
In terms of kit we delve into the background of KYDEX CUSTOMS, welcome our good friend and AA LEGION Associate Chris from AMNB with a brief on CONCAMO, and Bill and Will get stuck into some wholesome rations in TOD.
But that's not all as the AA LEGION are REALLY moving things forward with some fabulous reports! In the UK Jimmy and Ben report back on their "practical adventures" close to home, whilst Marck returns to tell a story of airsoft in Okinnawa, and Stewbacca lands a report on the rigors of a grueling MilSim in Taiwan.
We always try to have a little of something for everyone in Airsoft Action, so whatever YOUR favourite style of play may be we hope you'll dive on in to see what's new and recommended, and what's happening n the big wide world of AIRSOFT!

After our much needed summer break and office move, WE'RE BACK!
And we're back with a bang (or is that "pew"?) as we delve into even more exciting airsoft releases, leading off with Stewbacca's in-depth evaluation and review of VegaForceCompany's excellent new LAR GBBR, or the FN FAL if you'd prefer!
The we're straight onto a couple of the latest pistol models this month as Bjorn delivers the result of his range testing on the EVOLUTION INTERNATIONAL WARRIOR GBB, whilst Bill digs deep into the history and airsoft-performance of the CANIK TP9 COMBAT ELITE from CYBERGUN.
With the recent announcement from DIGITAL CONCEALMENT SYSTEMS on A-TACS FG Bill takes a look back at the development of this pattern, one that he's been involved with right from the outset, Jimmy details his "Ghillie on a Budget" build, and in our regular TOD column we delve into the mysteries of MilSim/Weekender-friendly sleeping bags. The Legion continue to look at "airsoft roles" as they pick apart what makes a great Team Leader, and Red Cell land  their longer-term-test findings on TWELVE SMG models!
And our international coverage gains even more pace this issue as we tasked Stewbacca to look into Civil Defence Training in Taiwan, getting the REAL story that's been running in the mainstream press from an airsofters perspective! Larri lands an awesome report on the recent SPEEDQB INVITATIONAL in Hong Kong, and Miguel reports back from OP SALAMANDRA in Portugal... this game looks amazing, and one that we're interested in attending next year as a group!
We finish up this time with a RELOADED report on the SPECNA ARMS Mk18 AEG after two years of use, and Frenchie is back to entertain as always with his usual wry take on "all things airsoft"...
It's another issue jam-packed with AEGs, GBBs, gear and opinion, so we hope you'll dive right on in and enjoy everything that the AA Crew have put together this month!

All of us at Airsoft Action hope that you’re all enjoying the Summer as much as we are, and even though rain has been a bit short here in the UK, the woods are at their very best for some sneaky sniper-play, so what better a time than now to look at “Long Guns” and everything that goes with them!
We’ve brought together an issue this month that really gets under the skin of “precision rifles” and to kick things off we have three reviews of the very latest bolt-action models to hit the market! First up Stewbacca headlines with G&G’s new take on the Lee Enfield as he gets down to the nitty-gritty with the gas-driven LE4, and then Bill heads into his favourite “Cold War” territory with a look at the ARES L42A1, and he rounds things off with his thoughts on the thoroughly modern KYUDO from Saigo Defense!
Jimmy brings in "field notes" on his bolt-action HPA project, whilst Dan gets techy again with how to get the best from your springer, and then teams up with Stewbacca with a super retrospective on the beast that was, and is, the Real Sword SVD.
Red Cell take a look at TEN of their favourite long rifles in a truly MASSIVE report, with some old models and some new, and the AA Legion zeros-in on magnified optics they favour to go with them. This theme continues into THE CAGE where the crew start to look at a new topic, that of “airsoft roles” by looking at how a really good sniper can be a benefit to their team as a whole, and Stewbacca reports in on how the VFC PSG-1 is performing nearly one year on in RELOADED.
Larri lands another super report from Hong Kong about a unique site where WE would all certainly love to play, and the guys report back from this year’s National Airsoft Festival in the UK; with over 3000 PLAYERS it’s an event that we’re sure you’ll want to hear about!
So, spring guns, gas guns, HPA guns and all the fun of “The Sniper Role” fill Issue 142 from end to end, so why not jump on in and check it all out!

Alrighty then! It's the 15th of the month, so it must be time for another fun and fact-packed issue of Airsoft Action!
The pace of airsoft around the world is back to 100% full-speed, both in terms of gaming and in relation to exciting new AEGs and GBBs, along with all the associated kit, hitting the market on an almost daily basis and Airsoft Action is at the very front of things, checking out new kit even BEFORE it hits the stores thanks to our excellent and highly-valued relationships with the people that actually make what we all use for our 6mm adventures!
And Issue 141 kicks off with what we think is one of the best MK18 AEG replicas we've seen to date, courtesy of ICS AIRSOFT, as Bill puts one through its paces with a month of hard testing! This AEG is yet to fully hit the stores, so if a righteous, fully-licenced CQB-length AR is your thing you're going to want to check out his review! He also looks at the latest in the VORSK HI CAPA development program, whilst Jimmy gets down to business with the G39 EBB from ARES.
Stewbacca gets all "techy" this month and gets to grips with both the WE TECH L85 GBBR and gives his much-loved, much-abused KJ WORKS SHADOW 2 the full CLPD makeover. Red Cell return to TWELVE "Tacticool AKs" they first started testing and evaluating back in Issue 127, and The AA Legion look at all things "magazine"! Bill also looks back at his EVOLUTION LST AR after NINE YEARS of hard use... No "unbox and forget" for us!
We have THREE international reports: Bjorn looks at one of the biggest airsoft fields in Sweden, Stewbacca gets into some "3QB" MilSim/Speedsoft crossover action and we're joined by "LayLax Marck", as he shares his airsoft experiences in its cultural home, JAPAN!
With an in-depth look inside SHIELD SPORTS and an update on the latest tactical-wear from PENTAGON, along with the next instalment of our TOD series, there's something of interest for every airsofter in this issue and we hope you enjoy it to the max!

Here we all are again! Another month has raced by and the airsoft industry appears to have gone into overdrive, with new gear, new AEGs and new GGBs appearing rapidly one after another!
Games are also fully back on, and the Airsoft Action Legion is out there playing and reporting back from their corner of this big old world of airsoft! So this month we have THREE Legion event reports to entertain you with as Miguel reports again from Portugal, Larri dives into the Hong Kong Speedsoft community, and Dan goes all “fill your hands” as he reports on a Wild West game in the USA. Don’t forget that if you’ve got a story to tell about airsoft in your own country, THE AA LEGION NEEDS YOU!
New “tools of the trade” we have aplenty too, with a first “post-test, post-game” look at the new G&G MXC-9 courtesy of Jimmy, Stewbacca gets stuck into the new LK53A3 from LCT, whilst Bill takes a long, hard look at the new RAVEN R14 GBB and lands his test-report on the KRYTAC P90; has it lived up to all the launch fanfare? You’ll have to check his report to find out...
The Legion looks at an often-overlooked kit area this time as they focus on slings, and we start to put all the theory of “Tactical Outdoor Development” into practice as the guys have been out in the woods building bashas and fast-set shelters! The BLOCK I M4 project takes another step forward, and whilst we’re talking about AR AEGs, RED CELL land their interim long-term test report on “SBRs”, TWELVE of them!
Jimmy gets all techy again with an overhaul of the AGM MG42 as promised, and Bill RELOADS his GE AMD-65 for the OPFOR amongst you! We wrap up this month as usual with Frenchie’s wry take on “things airsoft”, so all in all there’s once again a whole heap of 6mm goodness to check out.
We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we’ve enjoyed creating it!

Time for another issue of Airsoft Action and as this month is June, we decided an a "special issue" dedicated to the Normandy landings of June 1944!
Each year we remember those that fought to secure our freedom from tyranny in Europe (especially poignant right now...) so we felt it was time to concentrate on this era - and we most definitely have a WWII theme as we headline with the new Lee Enfield No4 and Kar98k from ARES whilst RED CELL get to grips specifically with WWII AEGs and GBBs that may well have been found on the landing beaches and in the bocage for both ALLIED and AXIS forces. The AA LEGIONNAIRES look at the question of getting involved in "period airsoft" in THE CAGE and Bill and Stewbacca delve into their personal handgun collections to take a hard look at WWII pistols.
Dan gets techy with a real "blast from the past" as he reinvigorates an old WWII-style Ultima MG42, Frenchie gets into "Dressing Up" in LAST POST and Bill rounds out our "NORMANDY '44" theme with his personal recommendations of what makes a good "D-Day Tour for Airsofters".
Of course though, it wouldn't be Airsoft Action without us highlighting the newest and best guns n' gear to hit the market and again it's a bumper issue chock-full of goodies! Stewbacca lands his report on the much-anticipated VFC M733 GBB, and Bill gets his monthly dose of rangetime with the SECUTOR RAPAX M6, AW VX9 Custom, and the Specna Arms FLEX... and FINALLY gets his mitts on the the all-new GK-12 from G&G and addresses the subject of proprietary magazines in G&G AKs.
Our latest LEGION recruit Larri brings in his very first full report direct from the airsoft community in Hong Kong, and we celebrate with Miguel as he and his fellow GHOSTs celebrate with their annual birthday game in Portugal! Add to this a look-forward to the very latest clothing from RAGNAR RAIDS and a look-back at the venerable SAS SMOCK.
As we like to say: "If it's in airsoft, it's in Airsoft Action!"

Wow! How fast a month can go by, and just how much can we cram into it if we really try!
Once again the team at Airsoft Action has got well and truly into the industry to bring you not only reviews, articles and reports of the latest and best in the airsoft market, but once again we delve further, getting "under the hood" of the industry as our "Man in Taiwan", Stewbacca lands a very special report from inside LCT! If you've ever wondered what a cutting-edge airsoft manufacturer looks like, and what their future plans may be then you need to check this one out!
Alongside that we've got our usual pages full of airsoft goodness to offer you as Bill looks at the new E&L Essentials AK-12 and the state of the market in relation to all thing "Kalshnikov" in light of current world events, lands  his reports of the just-released 1911 Ultra Carry from VegaForceCompany and R9 from RAVEN, and looks back in RELOADED at his iconic Winchester from A&K Airsoft! Dan in the USA gets his hands on a thing of rare beauty in the form of the KWA KO:EVE-ICE Limited Edition whilst Jimmy enters "comp territory" with the APS Mantis GBB!
Red Cell are again on point with their update on the "OTHER GBB PISTOLS" that they've been testing over a significant period (no "first look at that's it from AA!), at times to destruction, and the Legion turn their attention to the taclites and LAMs that they favour for "Low Light/No Light" encounters... add to that two full but very different game reports that go "Zero Dark Thirty" heavy, and that's already a whole heap of 6mm righteousness to go at right there!
But WAIT... there's MORE as Frenchie takes a look at the T4E crossover kit from Umarex and poses the question of whether airsoft and "the other thing" are actually moving closer together. Add to this our usual spread of updates, articles and opinions and Issue 138 is a "must read" on many, many levels.
We hope you enjoy reading it just as much as we've enjoyed creating it!

So, we’re back on track with Issue 137, and what a month it has been for the AA crew!
We’re pleased to report that family members from Ukraine are now safe and once again we can only thank our Polish colleagues for all their assistance, support and friendship. Our prayers go out to all those still caught up in the horrific humanitarian crisis and our heartfelt support goes to all those Ukrainians still fighting so bravely for their freedom.
As much as we feel somewhat guilty about saying it in light of our comments above, it’s been a fabulous month for Airsoft Action as we retook the coveted BEST AIRSOFT MAGAZINE 2022 in the Players Choice Awards last weekend! This is a both a vindication of our FREE TO READ digital format but also a recognition of a the very hard, high-quality work done by all the AA LEGION members around the globe in the adverse conditions of the past couple of years!


It’s been a long month for the core staff at Airsoft Action as the unfolding war and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine has been the backdrop to everything for us, and with direct family involvement it’s resulted in us being late for the first time ever. This has been unavoidable and we’re sure that you’ll forgive us this once…
Here in the delayed Issue 136 we have a whole host of airsoft goodness for you to feast on, including a 10 PAGE SPECIAL on what Bill and the team saw at IWA this year as the show takes its first steps to full recovery after the pandemic! We’ve got a detailed first look at the VORSK Osiris, Jimmy gets stuck into the entry level AEG market with a review of the new ICS DAGGER, Stewbacca has been working with Clarence Lai again to get the lowdown on his limited edition 10/22, and he also gets to grips with the T91 GBBR.
Red Cell land their first long-term test results on a selection of GBB handguns to see how they’re standing up to some serious abuse, and Bill brings home an update on the G&G SMC 9. The AA Legionnaires talk about their own personal armoury in THE CAGE, we introduce the new Bolster Armouries Custom Program and Dan gets technical with the SIGAIR MPX, so there’s AEGs and GBBs aplenty to check out!
Returning to the “Birth of the Blocks” with the help of NUPROL, Bill and Jimmy embark on a pair of builds inspired by the original M4A1 SOPMOD Block 1 and a Mk18 Mod 0, so along with our usual kit and gear articles, and a healthy dose of informed opinion it’s another 100 PAGES of all things airsoft to get your teeth into!
Written by airsofters FOR airsofters around the globe, we hope that wherever you may be in this crazy old world there will be something in this issue of Airsoft Action to enlighten and entertain you, and we’re certain that you’ll agree that Issue 136 has been worth the wait!

Welcome to the latest, ONE HUNDRED AND SIX PAGE issue of Airsoft Action - the airsoft magazine BY AIRSOFTERS FOR AIRSOFTERS!
If you like your airsoft guns you'll love these: VFC's Mk48, S&T's Lee Enfield, Bolt's Daniel Defence Dagger Lite and a custom L129 from Dave's Custom Airsoft - and if you still want more, Red Cell is packed with SMGs! Kit & Gear includes MAPA from Gunfire, Magnum Ultima boots and packs that are good to go, plus a closer look at Virtual Shot and two interesting events in Taiwan. 
Like "miniature" battlefields? Then don't miss Bill's crossover article about "Black Powder Red Earth"!
We'll say it again... 106 PAGES OF NON-STOP AIRSOFT ACTION... What's not to like!

So, here we go then!
It's a whole new airsoft year that we all have ahead of us, and the first Issue of 2022 is a real "statement of intent"!
Inside this Issue you'll find a little of everything from close to home and far away, from "first looks" at the SIG AIR MPX and RAVEN Hi Capa 3.8 PRO, to new tech from Clarence Lai Project Design and PERUN courtesy of Jimmy, and Dan finally gets the ill-fated VFC Mp7 where he wants it in a rebuild special!
We look forward to new gear from VIPER and a take a look back at the favourite AEGs and GBBs picked by the members of Red Cell, and The Legion bring in to land their airsoft hopes and dreams for '22.
There's a big old IDPA report from Stewbacca in Taiwan, and an event report by Miguel from a unique AO in Portugal, as well as "tech" news from "down under" thanks to Iggy; Jon and Bill look at the multigun setups they've been creating for PAMG, and to round things out Boycie has pulls in an exclusive with the guys at KWA to introduce their new, just announced new models!
Airsoft Action is rolling hot and heavy into another twelve-months of focused airsoft news and reviews written by airsofters, for airsofters so dive on in and check it all out today.

So here it is, Issue 133, MERRY CHRISTMAS!
It's not only that time of the month again, but indeed, it's THAT TIME OF THE YEAR, and the AA crew have been elf-like hard at work preparing a scrumptious, sizzling, well-stuffed Santa's Sack of a Christmas Issue!
As usual at this time of year the cover once again belongs to AA Legionnaire, and our great friend, Bjorn from Klockar Airsoft who always puts us well and truly in the spirit with his now-traditional "Snow Pic"; thank you as always Bjorn!
But into the (turkey) meat of the thing, and in this issue Stewbacca takes a long, hard look at VFC's new PSG-1 GBB and reports on the latest Action Air event from Taiwan, Jimmy comes way out of left-field with a budget "416" that looks like it could perform up there with the best of them, whilst Bill continues his look at PPCs, again with something just a bit unusual!
Gear is fully represented with Allyssa joining us for her first full review on the revised Helikon-Tex Ladies Line, and Jon continues his deep-delve into the world of tactical preparedness! We've  got a couple of in-depth articles on bipods and pistol red-dots (should you bother with either?), whilst Steve T lands his thoughts on the Spitfire Tracer Unit after some thorough testing! We look back on the CYMA AR DMR now it's over a year old, and round it out with what the members of the AA Legion want to find under their tree, along with our usual reviews and opinions on life, airsoft, and everything!
Did we mention this is our Christmas issue??? We did, okay!
Because of that we have a very illuminating and uplifting gift from Red Cell to all of you, and that's their take on whether or not "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie (it IS!) as they take a look at the guns from films 1 & 2 in an 10 PAGE SPECIAL!
We hope that we've provided you for all the ingredients you need for a proper airsoft feast, so for now, kick back, enjoy your Christmas break, and we'll see you again in 2022!
As always, keep safe and go play AIRSOFT!

It's always amazing just how fast another month ticks by, but, as it's the 15th it's time for ANOTHER issue of Airsoft Action!

The team has used their time this month getting to grips with the very latest AEG and GBB releases and we're very pleased to bring you what we believe to be the conclusion of our initial coverage of the awesome BCM MCMR from VFC. This time it's an EXCLUSIVE report, as Stewbacca managed to get together again with the Airsoft Surgeon himself to bring you the very first full look at the Clarence Lai Project Design take on the MCMR GBB!

With yet another first, Bill got his hands on some pre-production versions of the two new 3.8 Hi Capas from VORSK and takes a look at the PRO and the VENGEANCE before these hit the stores in the next couple of weeks. He also expresses his love for the latest "Noveske" from EMG, this time the excellent "SPACE INVADER PCC" AEG! There's also a look back at the VFC 1911 now it's been in-house for a while, and the Red Cell crew get behind TWELVE of their favourite GBB ARs and AKs to land an overview that will be invaluable to anyone considering their first gas carbine.

In terms of kit, we have a bit of a focus on belt-kit for you to check out, with different models for tactical and practical in the mix, while Jon delves into clothing system in his Tactical Outdoor Development column. Jase get eyes on the MaromX NV camera from a MilSimmers perspective, Jimmy puts some Shadow Foam to good use and James revs up his Missile System. Dan reports on a fabulous custom AK build and Miguel brings in a report of the latest "Big Game" to run in Portugal!

With our usual mix of reviews and features this is another issue not to miss, so be sure to take some time, settle on back, and enjoy the magazine written BY AIRSOFTERS FOR AIRSOFTERS!

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This Policy covers Company’s treatment of personally identifiable information (“Personal Information”) and other information about you and your computer or device that Company gathers when you are accessing the Service. We may collect Personal Information from you, as explained in more detail below, and we use this Personal Information internally in connection with our Services, including to personalize, provide, and improve our products, services, content, and advertising, and to allow you to set up a user account and profile, to contact you, to fulfill your requests for certain products and services, and to analyze how you use the Services. In certain cases, we may also share some Personal Information with third parties, but only as described in point 4.

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To analyze the quality of content and provide appropriate feedback to publishers

We have designated a Grievance Officer to address any complaints related to objectionable content.

We request that any complaint related to objectionable content be sent to the Grievance Officer through email to the above-mentioned email address. We also request that you provide the following details when making a complaint:

and the App that provides you the capability to order, subscribe to and receive the delivery of various magazines, books, news and magazine and publication related content (collectively known as 'Publications') and to have these digital versions of the Publications delivered to you

c. We also collect information associated with your use of the application in order to make personalized recommendations. If you provide your third-party account credentials to us, you understand some content and/or information in those accounts (“Third Party Account Information”) may be transmitted into your account with us if you authorize such transmissions, and that Third Party Account Information transmitted to the Service is covered by this Policy.

f. The Personal Information we collect allows us to respond to your requests, improve our products and services, customize the advertising and content you see, and communicate with you about new products.

is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Airsoft Action Magazine - June 2019

Airsoft Action Magazine - June 2019

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