Videos tagged with Milsim Labs

This video provides an update on a stubby M4 airsoft pistol build. The primary focus of this update is the integration of a 3D printed battery box sourced from Milsim Labs. The description indicates ongoing work on the project, suggesting modifications and custom elements are being added to enhance the airsoft replica.

This video showcases the Milsim Labs Tri-Shot/M4 Tracer Magazine Adapter, designed to enhance the capacity of TM 870 shotguns. The adapter aims to address the low BB capacity limitation of these shotguns, which are noted for their effectiveness in Close Quarters Battle (CQB). The description provides a direct link to purchase the product.

This YouTube video provides an overview and testing of Milsim Labs' new M29 40mm paint tip foam rounds. The description includes a direct link to purchase the "foam ordance" from the Milsim Labs website, suggesting a product demonstration or review format. The content appears focused on the functionality and application of these specific foam projectiles.

This video features a test of the Matrix (Apple Airsoft) RPG-7 launcher using modified King Arms (KA) shells and prototype PMOG v2.3 chalk-filled rounds. The creator notes previous viewer disappointment with the launcher's performance and aims to demonstrate improved results with this new ammunition. The description provides links for more information on PMOG and the specific KA grenade shells used.

This guide provides an expert overview of 40mm airsoft grenade launchers and their associated shells, drawing on Booligan's extensive experience. It covers the operation of basic shower shells, specific models like S Thunder, AG36, M203, and EGLM, and discusses their practical applications, limitations, and costs. The instruction emphasizes safe handling and appropriate use scenarios, particularly in Close Quarters Combat (CQC) and against structures or vehicles.

This video details a modification made to a Deep Fire AT4 40mm launcher, converting its bore from 57mm (2.25 inches) to 38mm (1.5 inches). The primary goal of this modification was to enable the use of Milsim Labs M29 40mm foam rounds. The presenter highlights significant performance improvements, including increased range and accuracy, achieved through the optimized barrel system. Before the modification, a 60mm round achieved a 200-foot range with 15-20 feet of target zone at 30 degrees elevation. Post-modification, the launcher achieves 225-foot accuracy with a vehicle-sized target at only 10 degrees elevation, and can reach over 300 feet with 30 degrees of elevation.

This video reviews the Matrix/Apple Airsoft RPG-7 launcher, focusing on its performance with MilSim Labs M385 foam rounds. After initial issues, modifications allowed for successful launches, achieving 80-100 feet of accuracy on a vehicle-sized target. The video suggests the launcher is now viable for airsoft skirmishes.

This video features a review and testing of MilSim Labs M29/M385 40mm foam rounds used in conjunction with a Lancer Tactical EGLM launcher and S-Thunder shell. The reviewer highlights the high performance of the rounds, especially considering the short-barreled launcher. Links to the launcher and shell reviews are provided in the description.

This video showcases the S-Thunder short and long launchers during a Utah Airsoft Players Coalition (UAPC) kickoff game. The creator demonstrates the launchers by firing various projectiles including Milsim Labs rounds, Nerf darts, BBs, homemade bean bag rounds, and even snowballs. The content highlights the versatility and fun associated with these airsoft launchers in a game day environment.