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Gas Airsoft Rifles Collection - Ehobby Asia

Gas airsoft rifles are powered by compressed airsoft gas delivered through the gun’s magazine or reservoir. Gas blowback airsoft rifles have bolts that will cycle back and forth on each trigger pull, greatly increasing the realism of firing the gun. Whilst the form and function of a gas airsoft rifle may be realistic, they do require more maintenance compared to electric airsoft rifles. Popular models of gas blowback airsoft rifles include the Umarex (VFC) MP5K PDW GBB V2, Umarex (VFC) MP5K Early Type Gen 2 Airsoft GBB, GHK (COLT) MK18 MOD1 GBB Rifle, VFC FAL (LAR) Standard Type III, Umarex (VFC) HK53 GBB Airsoft Rifle, Krytac KRISS Vector Airsoft GBB and Tokyo Marui 11.5 inch URGI MK16 MWS GBB Airsoft. The most popular brands for gas airsoft rifles include Tokyo Marui, GHK, VFC, and WE.

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  • WE Apache MP5 A2 PDW GBB
    WE Apache MP5 A2 PDW GBB
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    WE Apache MP5 A2 PDW GBB

    $367.73
    $330.96

    SKU: GUNT0531

    WE Apache MP5 A2 PDW GBBGas Blow Back Submachine Gun with 3 Round Burst, Fully & Semi-Automatic Shooting ModeCocking Handle can be locked &...

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  • Modify PP-2K 9mm GBB Rifle
    Modify PP-2K 9mm GBB Rifle
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    Modify PP-2K 9mm GBB Rifle

    $300.00
    $289.83

    SKU: 65302-01

    Modify PP-2K 9mm GBB Rifle1/1 Scale High Power Assembled Gas Powered Airsoft GBBSemi & Fully Automatic Shooting ModePolymer Lower Receiver Fram...

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  • GHK MK18 MOD1 GBB Rifle
    GHK MK18 MOD1 GBB Rifle
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    GHK MK18 MOD1 GBB Rifle

    $600.29
    $527.46

    SKU: GHK-GBB-MK18M1

    GHK MK18 MOD1 GBB RifleRealistic, Stable & Powerful Recoil System by GHKFully licensed COLT.GHK Gas Blow Back Rifle Full Metal Receiver (Engrav...

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  • GHK G5 GBB Gas Rifle (Black)
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    GHK G5 GBB Gas Rifle (Black)

    $300.59
    $291.57

    SKU: GHK-GBB-G5

    GHK G5 GBB Gas Rifle (Black)Concept design by GHK be a light weight, combat type GBB SMG.Light weighted GBB SMG which have fun for big blowback act...

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  • Maruyama SCW-9 GBB Airsoft SMG
    Maruyama SCW-9 GBB Airsoft SMG
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    Maruyama SCW-9 GBB Airsoft SMG

    $370.00
    $329.00

    SKU: MY-RF-SCW-BK

    Maruyama SCW-9 GBB Airsoft SMG1/1 Scale High Power Assembled Gas Powered Airsoft GBB Airsoft GunsSemi & Fully Automatic Shooting ModeMetal Uppe...

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  • VFC BCM CQB 11.5 inch MCMR GBB
    VFC BCM CQB 11.5 inch MCMR GBB
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    VFC BCM CQB 11.5 inch MCMR GBB

    $530.00
    $508.80

    SKU: VF2-LBCM-MCMR-S-BK01

    VFC BCM CQB 11.5 inch MCMR GBB1/1 Scale High Power Assembled Gas Powered Airsoft GBB Airsoft GunsSemi & Fully Automatic Shooting ModeBCM or Bra...

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  • GHK AK74MN GBB Rifle
    GHK AK74MN GBB Rifle
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    GHK AK74MN GBB Rifle

    $489.99
    $470.39

    SKU: GHK-GBB-GK74MN

    GHK AK74MN GBB Rifle Impressive AK74MN Series Airsoft Gas Blowback Rifle by GHK Grab it on hand you will feel the solid steel construction like...

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What is a gas airsoft rifle?

Gas airsoft rifles are powered by compressed airsoft gas delivered through the gun’s magazine or reservoir. Airsoft rifles are primarily used for short to intermediate range engagements due to their longer barrels giving them greater range than pistols and SMGs but less than sniper rifles. Gas airsoft rifles are powered by either green gas or CO2, they can shoot either semi-auto or full-auto and can be either have a non-blowback (NBB) or gas blowback (GBB) style of action. NBB rifles like the Novritsch SSX303 are gas powered but do not feature the reciprocating bolts of GBBs. Whilst lacking realism, NBBs are very gas efficient as no gas is used moving a bolt which also means NBB rifles tend to shoot harder than equivalent rifles as 100% of the gas is used to propel the bb. One distinct advantage of NBBs is that due to a lack of moving parts, they tend to be far quieter than GBBs and useful for players who prefer to use stealth in game. GBBs are by far the more popular variant because they are much more fun to shoot. Gas blowback airsoft rifles have bolts that will cycle back and forth automatically on each trigger pull, greatly increasing the realism of firing the gun. The realism is further enhanced if the bolt is made of a heavier material as the recoil sensation can be quite pronounced, especially if the gun can accept higher pressure gasses.

How much is a good gas airsoft rifle?

Airsoft rifles can have a significant price range determined by a number of factors including construction materials, R&D and production quantity. The price can also be affected by your personal preferences as the more power, accuracy, durability and realism you want, the more the weapon will cost. The brand can also be a significant factor on a gun’s cost, high end brands with licenses such as Umarex, Cybergun, and GHK will cost remarkably more than brands that tend to make unlicensed clones.

What is the best gas airsoft rifle?

Overall the gas airsoft rifle that best balances cost and performance is the Tokyo Marui M4 MWS series, whilst the firing action may not be the most realistic; its shooting performance is unparalleled in the industry. It is also important to note that there are a huge number of airsoft rifle platforms out there that each with their unique features and advantages. Ultimately finding out what is best for you is dependent on a combination of assessing the rifle’s shooting performance, reliability, internal and external build quality, value and collectability.

How to clean a gas airsoft rifle?

Like a car, an airsoft rifle will need periodic maintenance in order to keep performing for years to come, else it can greatly affect the performance and function of the gun and make it prone to breakages and jamming. The most important location to be cleaned is the inner barrel as any dirt inside can directly affect the accuracy of your gun, making you more likely to miss your target. Cleaning out the barrel is pretty straightforward as all you’ll need is a cleaning rod, a paper towel and silicone spray.

• First use a strip of paper towel about 3 by ½ inch wide and thread through the tip of the cleaning rod

• Lightly spray silicone lubricant onto the paper towel

• Insert the cleaning rod with the strip of power towel into the barrel and spin the rod while moving it down the length of the barrel, to remove any dirt inside and repeat if needed.

Elsewhere on your rifle it is advised that you wipe down the exterior of your gun with a lint free cloth and store in a dry place to prevent the rusting of metal parts.