GAS AIRSOFT SNIPER

The Umarex (Elite Force) Heckler & Koch M110A1 Gas Airsoft Rifle is fully licensed airsoft rifle and a true powerhouse in the realm of precision airsoft rifles. Modeled after the esteemed US military service rifle, the Heckler & Koch HK M110 A1,...

The Sako TRG-22 sniper rifles were developed by the Finnish firearm manufacturer SAKO of Riihimaki. The TRG-22 is designed to fire standard .308 Winchester ammunition. The rifles are available with olive drab green, desert tan/coyote brown, dark earth or...

A first from Viva Arms Airsoft, the Ranch Boy rifle is a .22 stylised rifle in a GBB configuration. The Ranch Boy, along with .22 rifles, serves as an excellent introductory starter rifle and a small game/varmint rifle for hunters and ranchers, hence the...

A first from Viva Arms Airsoft, the Ranch Boy rifle is a .22 stylised rifle in a GBB configuration. The Ranch Boy, along with .22 rifles, serves as an excellent introductory starter rifle and a small game/varmint rifle for hunters and ranchers, hence the...

The Kar98K needs no introduction, we see it everywhere from TV shows, to video games and movies. The Legendary World War II German-made bolt gun is regarded as the best bolt gun ever made and can be seen used by the Wehrmacht since 1935 to hunters...

The Umarex (Elite Force) Heckler & Koch M110A1 Gas Airsoft Rifle is fully licensed airsoft rifle and a true powerhouse in the realm of precision airsoft rifles. Modeled after the esteemed US military service rifle, the Heckler & Koch HK...

The Karabiner 98 kurz rifle is a carbine version of the venerable Gewher 98 which served the soldiers of Imperial Germany during the Great War. The conclusion of the Great War brought rise to the Nazi regime in Germany, and a man with a weird mustache...

The AR-15 was first designed by Eugene Stoner and L. James Sullivan in 1959, with the rights sold to Colt and advertised as made with modern materials, lightweight, with higher stopping power, and requiring little to no maintenance, the AR-15 was adopted...

The AR-15 was first designed by Eugene Stoner and L. James Sullivan in 1959, with the rights sold to Colt and advertised as made with modern materials, lightweight, with higher stopping power, and requiring little to no maintenance, the AR-15 was adopted...

The M700 is a sniper rifle of US origin. The Remington M700 was first introduced in 1962 and was intended for civilian use, such as target shooting and hunting. Right from the start the M700 gained a reputation for being a high-quality rifle for good...

The G980 is the classic choice for front-line troop load-outs in WWII-themed games for soldiers of the Wehrmacht. A classic WWII-era rifle deployed as a standard infantry rifle by the Wehrmacht, the G980 uses a tried and trusted bolt action system...

The Right Arm of the Free World, a term given to the FAL a French acronym for Fusil Automatique Leger and its variants, this rifle was at a point adopted by more than 90 nations and was at a time the direct competitor to the AK-47/AKM rifles. This rifle...

The Type 99 rifle or Type 99 short rifle (Kyukyu-shiki tan-shoju) was a bolt-action rifle of the Arisaka design used by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II, this rifle was designed and produced intended to replace the standard rifle of the...

The Type 38 rifle  (sanhachi-shiki hoheiju) is a bolt-action service rifle that was used by the Empire of Japan predominantly during the Second Sino-Japanese War and Second World War. The design was adopted by the Imperial Japanese Army in 1905 (the...

The Arisaka Type 44 Calvary Rifle or Type 44 Carbine was designed by Nariakira Arisaka for the Imperial Japanese Military and entered production in 1911. The reason why it is called Type 44 is that the year 1911 is the 44th year of Emperor Meiji's...

There have been quite a few Lee Enfield airsoft replicas out on the market now with notable makes like RWA, ARES and S&T making their own iterations of the famed Commonwealth bolt action rifle. However, most of those replicas are spring powered and...

The M40 Rifle was adopted by the United States Marines due to the need for a standard sniper rifle, first introduced in 1966, and was based on the tried and true Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle. Each M40 rifle was modified by USMC armorers at...

During the United States War on Terror after the September 11th attacks, the U.S. Army realized they needed a weapon system that could be accurate at longer engagement distances, maneuverable for close urban combat, and carried a round more powerful than...

The Right Arm of the Free World, a term given to the FAL a French acronym for Fusil Automatique Leger and its variants, this rifle was at a point adopted by more than 90 nations and was at a time the direct competitor to the AK-47/AKM rifles. This rifle...

The M1 Garand is an extremely iconic rifle from the WWII era and even beyond.  The rifle has seen action around the world and is even still used to this day for ceremonial purposes.  This particular version from Marushin takes the tried...

The King Arms TWS gas sniper rifle is a highly robust, CNC sniper rifle for those that are looking for a full metal, gas powered airsoft sniper.  The rifle features M-Lok rails, adjustable stock, and easy-to-access controls for a better shooting...

The M2 Carbine is a legendary firearm from the WWII era and has seen extensive use across all theaters of war.  The shorter overall length and lower-powered cartridge made it ideal for close quarter battles and versions that feature folding stocks...

The M2 Carbine is a legendary firearm from the WWII era and has seen extensive use across all theaters of war.  The shorter overall length and lower-powered cartridge made it ideal for close quarter battles and versions that feature folding stocks...

The Marushin Kar98K is probably one of the finest and detailed airsoft reproductions of the iconic rifle by Mauser.  Every area of this rifle is finely looked over to ensure when the shooter can shoulder it, it is the closest to the real steel...

One of, if not, the most iconic rifle recaptures the imagination of the world with this long-awaited release of the fully licensed, gas blowback PSG-1.  Initially released by famed airsoft manufacturer Tokyo Marui many years ago in an AEG format,...

The VFC MK20 is a highly sought after GBBR that many users and collectors have been anticipating for!  The MK20 is a semi-auto variant of the SCAR platform used as a sniper platform much like that of the G28, M110, SR25, etc.  The real steel...

During the United States War on Terror after the September 11th attacks, the U.S. Army realized they needed a weapon system that could be accurate at longer engagement distances, maneuverable for close urban combat, and carried a round more powerful than...

A classic WWII era rifle deployed as a standard infantry rifle by the Wehrmacht, the Kar98 made used of a tried and trusted bolt action system. Whilst it may have lacked the rate of fire of the M1 Garand, the German military doctrine placed the rifleman...

Tanaka shows us that shell ejecting is not just for classics, they did it with revolvers and then with shotguns, and now, the m700 AICS model. Now available with an Ultimate Power Upgrade service option from Airsoft Surgeon, this M700 turns into a...

The ARES DSR-1 Gas Sniper Rifle is probably one of the heaviest bullpup airsoft replicas to date, weighing in a whopping 7 kilograms at just under a meter long. This is due to its CNC 6063 aluminum chassis as with many adjustable parts such as the stock,...

The SR 25 rifle (Stoner Rifle, model 25) was developed by Reed Knight (owner of Knights Armament Co) and Eugene Stoner (designer of M16 and Stoner 63 rifles among other things) during early 1990s. In essence, the SR 25 was the AR-15 rifle scaled up to...

The M40A5 designation superseded the M40A3 in 2009, though the evolution between the two systems occurred gradually over a longer period.[10] The primary difference between the M40A5 and the M40A3 is the barrel: The A3's target crown has been replaced...

The M40A5 designation superseded the M40A3 in 2009, though the evolution between the two systems occurred gradually over a longer period. The primary difference between the M40A5 and the M40A3 is the barrel: The A3's target crown has been replaced with a...

The M40A5 designation superseded the M40A3 in 2009, though the evolution between the two systems occurred gradually over a longer period.[10] The primary difference between the M40A5 and the M40A3 is the barrel: The A3's target crown has been replaced...

The Sako TRG-22 sniper rifles were developed by the Finnish firearm manufacturer SAKO of Riihimki. The TRG-22 is designed to fire standard .308 Winchester ammunition. The rifles are available with olive drab green, desert tan/coyote brown, dark earth or...

The Sako TRG-22 sniper rifles were developed by the Finnish firearm manufacturer SAKO of Riihimaki. The TRG-22 is designed to fire standard .308 Winchester ammunition. The rifles are available with olive drab green, desert tan/coyote brown, dark earth or...

The M40 is a bolt-action sniper rifle used by the United States Marine Corps. It has had four variants ? the M40, M40A1, M40A3, and M40A5. The M40 was introduced in 1966. Each M40 is built from a Remington 700 bolt-action rifle, and is modified by USMC...

This is basically version 2.0 of the original KC-02 from KJ Works. The only notable difference from the original one is both front and hind sights, which can now be flipped up when needed, or folded when not in use. The rest of their features are...

The new ARES AW 338 is completely CNC milled from high grade 6061 Aluminum with an extremely robust and well finished Fiber Reinforced Polymer body. Fully upgradable, this rifle is the definitive answer for all gas operated snipers. The ARES AW 338...

Evoluted from the world's best selling rifle M700, the Take Down system was released in 1990 by the American arms company H-S Precision. For years the rifle has been highly praised due to its innovative two-segment design, which successfully maximizes...