Videos tagged with Madbull

This YouTube video details the installation of a custom handguard on an M4/G36C hybrid airsoft build, dubbed the "M436". The description provides direct links to the specific Madbull PRI Rail, SPR Kit, and handguard used in the customization. The video focuses on the modification process and the creation of a unique airsoft rifle.

This video provides an overview of the Madbull Airsoft PWS Triad Compensator. The presenter offers a brief look and feel of the product, encouraging viewers to check it out. The description also indicates where the product can be purchased, mentioning Madbull and Jag Precision parts.

This video provides an overview of the Madbull PWS DI 15" Keymod Rail, highlighting its installation and suitability for an airsoft rifle build. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with the rail as an addition to their custom VFC VR16, which features a modified M16-length outer barrel. The description includes a direct link to the product for purchase.

This YouTube video from Jag Precision previews the Umbrella Corp Grip 23, manufactured by Madbull for AEGs. The reviewer draws a comparison to the real-steel AR pistol version, expressing strong positive sentiment towards the real-steel grip. The video aims to showcase the airsoft version before its installation on a firearm.

This video showcases the installation of a Madbull Noveske 16" Recon Outer Barrel onto a VFC E-Series airsoft rifle as part of an ongoing Jag Precision build. The content focuses on the aesthetic upgrade and details of the new barrel, explaining why it was chosen to enhance the overall look of the custom airsoft build. It's presented as part of a multi-part series detailing the customization process.

This video focuses on the assembly of an airsoft rifle's upper receiver, specifically highlighting the installation of a Madbull Noveske NSR 11" rail onto a Jag Precision VFC E-Series build. The description emphasizes the positive aesthetics and seamless installation of the rail, indicating a custom build project and component review within the airsoft community.

This video showcases the Madbull XM203 Standalone 40mm "Pirate Pistol", a unique airsoft replica. The creator highlights its XM203 base, wooden frame, and a surprisingly decent trigger system. The video emphasizes that airsoft can be about having fun and not solely focused on serious Milsim scenarios, suggesting this "Pirate Pistol" is an example of injecting some playful novelty into the hobby.

This video provides a quick demonstration of the S-Thunder 40mm CO2 Foam Ball Grenade. It highlights the grenade's ability to launch 32mm foam balls, or other items that fit, using CO2 power. The test is performed with a Madbull XM203 standalone 40mm launcher. A full review is referenced and available on booliganairsoft.com and Airsoft Retreat. The content is focused on airsoft weaponry and accessories.

This video provides an exclusive first look at the Socom Gear Barrett M82 (M107) airsoft replica. The review highlights its full metal construction, V2 gearbox, and impressive FPS. Key features include a 6.03mm Madbull tightbore barrel, significant weight (25 lbs), and substantial length (57 inches). The replica boasts licensed Barrett Firearms trademarks on its CNC machined body and is priced around $850. A full review is promised by Airsoft Retreat.

This YouTube video demonstrates the Madbull XM203 Long Airsoft Grenade Launcher in its standalone configuration. The description highlights that the launcher is shown with an empty 40mm Madbull shell, suggesting a focus on the accessory itself rather than live ammunition or practical application in a combat scenario. The video likely serves as a showcase for the product's design and functionality within the airsoft context.

This video showcases a standalone 40mm Madbull Airsoft Grenade Launcher in rapid-fire action. The creator demonstrates firing three King Arms 60-round shells quickly, highlighting a home-built stock designed for standalone use. The description also mentions reading about the build on Airsoft Retreat, suggesting a community aspect and potential for modification discussions.