Unique Airsoft Assault Rifles

If you love modern AKs and your collection lacks a support gun, the LCT RPK-16 AEG; ASTER II Bluetooth® ETU ticks both boxes! A stunning full metal build made almost entirely from steel, the RPK-16 is the latest in a long line of AK-based support weapons, adding modern attachment interfaces and AK-12-derived ergonomics to keep pace with modern battlefield requirements.

Inside, this beastly build is equipped with LCT's proven Version 3 gearbox, an updated rotary TDC HOP-up unit and the Gate ASTER II Bluetooth® ETU, giving it the performance to go with the bomb-proof external build. The package even includes a 2000-round auto-winding drum magazine, and a 130-round mid-cap for when you're feeling merciful!

If you love a rare, unique platform with AR-15 lineage, the WE KAC PDW 10" Open Bolt GBBR should be in your sights! Based on the Knights Armament PDW, a design which was way ahead of its time, this hard-kicking GBBR is at the peak of Airsoft realism, boasting a realistic manual of arms and an incredible, immersive experience with each trigger pull.

The real KAC PDW was conceived as an answer to the problem of how to get better terminal ballistics from a compact, short-barreled rifle. This was achieved with a new cartridge, 6x35mm, with a shorter yet higher mass projectile and 70% reduced recoil compared to a 5.56 M4A1. Despite reaching its benchmark, the PDW was only adopted in small numbers, but later in its life, it was rechambered for the currently trendy PDW round, the .300 Blackout.

While WE KAC PDWs are a rarity on skirmish sites, they have plenty of perks compared to M4/AR-15 GBBRs. The PDW platform is lighter, slimmer and more compact than almost any M4 configuration while sharing its intuitive fire controls with added ambidextrous functionality. Its bolt carrier is smaller and lighter than an M4 bolt, resulting in incredible rapid-fire performance, rivalling the legendary GHK G5. If you love the GBBR experience but want a rare, modern-retro build which will turn heads, the WE KAC PDW 10" Open Bolt GBBR is ideal!

If you're an AK fan looking for an LMG, the CYMA Gen.2 CM.052S RPKS-74 LMG AEG should be in your sights! Based on the real steel RPKS-74, the large and in-charge AK light machinegun variant, CYMA's build is full metal with a high proportion of stamped steel and gorgeous real wood furniture for that iconic Soviet-era AK aesthetic.

Inside, this "Gen.2" CM.052S features CYMA's inline V3 MOSFET, preventing trigger lockups and boosting rate of fire and trigger response. Also inside are 18:1 CNC gears running on 8mm ball bearing bushings for a smooth, unlaboured gearbox sound and CNC aluminium compression group components for flawless air seal qualities.

The gearbox setup is driven by a potent high-torque Neodymium magnet motor, and a 6.03mm tightbore inner barrel enhances accuracy with high-quality BBs. Whether you're leaning into its real-world support gun role or building an unconventional AK DMR, the CYMA Gen.2 CM.052S RPKS-74 LMG AEG is a fantastic choice!

If you are interested in WW2 re-enactment or you have a thing for old-school firearms this should bring a smile to your face! The AGM MP-44/StG-44 AEG has the full metal construction that any authentic replica of the real StG-44 needs, with the option to choose the real wood stock variant if you require uncompromised realism. Internally, the StG is based on M4/AR-15 parts, meaning upgrades are a go!

 The StG-44 came about during WW2, issued to German Wehrmacht troops serving on the Eastern Front as an alternative to submachine guns, which were the urban fighting tool to have, prior to the assault rifle. Fast forward 80 years, and the StG-44 is still appearing in conflict zones such as Syria and Ukraine, a testament to its forward-thinking design and effectiveness way beyond its intended lifespan.

Being constructed entirely from alloy and steel with the optional real wood stock to top it off, AGM's StG-44 is absolutely worthy of replicating this game-changing firearm design and tips the scales at around 3.9KG, giving us the appropriately hefty and realistic feel we expect for a WW2 rifle replica. Internally, we have an alloy version 2 gearbox and an M4/AR-15 style gear adjustable HOP-up unit, both of which are fully compatible with aftermarket upgrades; perfect for performance seekers. Whether you are re-enacting WW2 scenarios or you need an interesting platform for a modern OPFOR or rebel loadout, the AGM MP-44/StG-44 is the change of pace you need!

If you're a fan of iconic Israeli firearms or you simply appreciate a rare, realistic build, the ICS Galil AR AEG will put a big smile on your face! A design inspired by the real steel Galil AR, this unique AK-based design is practically a perfect marriage of Eastern utilitarianism and reliability with Western ergonomics and emphasis on marksmanship.

While it is based on the AK, the AR features a plethora of notable enhancements derived from the Finnish RK rifle series, with a few changes added by the Israelis to suit their arid operating environment. The AR boasts a unique ambidextrous selector switch, a side-folding skeleton stock taken straight from the FAL and flip-up white dot open sights, acting as secondary sights to the aperture sights and replicating the real steel rifle's night sights.

With realistic markings, a hefty full metal build and all the details of the real rifle authentically replicated, the ICS Galil AR AEG makes a fantastic addition to any replica firearms collection and is a fantastic shooter too. If you're in the mood for something a bit different, the Galil AR is the head-turning primary you need!

Building a post-WWII-themed loadout and want something that sits neatly between an SMG and a full-sized rifle? The King Arms A1 Paratrooper Rifle is exactly what you’re looking for. This compact carbine is either gas or CO2-powered and features a satisfying blowback system with a fully reciprocating bolt and charging handle, delivering an immersive and realistic firing experience.

Constructed from aluminium with a real wood stock, the M2 Carbine weighs just 2.14kg, making it exceptionally lightweight and ideal for a paratrooper-style setup. The attention to detail is excellent, staying true to the original M1/M2 Paratrooper design. It feeds from a skinny gas magazine (35rnds for gas variant, 15rnds for CO2 variant), making it a strong choice for serious re-enactment and historical skirmish events.