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RSOV have today posted a fully trademarked FN M16A4, under the D-Boys ‘Kalash’ series. Whats even more bizarre than a Kalash-Branded AR? Have a look for yourself…
The gun is marked on the box to include “Surst/Auto”. The receiver has burst markings. Is this potentially the first non-systema burst AR? Head on over to its product page and check it out!
Update! This discussion on Arnies with a forum member who has access to the rifle seems to confirm that it is indeed 3 round burst!
Source: RSOV
I ran across an interesting posting on the King Arms website today. It looks as though King Arms is getting set to release a Sig 556 AEG. Have a look;
Details are extremeley sparse at this point, more details to come as they arise!
Source: King Arms
News from RSOV today that CYMA has decided to take another crack at the AKM:
I have to laud this one as it looks a good bit better than Cyma’s last attempt at an AKM with their CM.036. For more info, head over to RSOV’s details page for this rifle.
Source: RSOV
KSC announced on their website today plans to offer a USP .45 Match in their popular new System 7 configuration.
This is highly exciting to HK fans as the only readily available way to make a USP Match prior to this news was to cannibalize a springer! Head over to KSC’s webpage and have a look!
Source: KSC Japan
King Arms today announced a number of new products, including complete AEGs, metal bodies, and other miscellanious goodies.
Noteable release items include:
I’ve always been a fan of KA’s offerings after owning their FAL. For plenty more of KA’s recent releases, head over to their new release page!
Source: King Arms
Ares (formerly STAR) have announced that they’re releasing a replica of the Cheytac M200 sniper rifle. This is an intriguing weapon which has not before been released by an airsoft company.
The rifle is listed to shoot between 350 and 380 on 134a, and is available in both black and tan. Anyone fond of this rifle should begin saving now, based solely on the price of Star’s prior L96 release being well into the $600′s USD.
Follow the link for more specs on the new Ares Cheytac M200!
Source: AresUSA
