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Looking for China-made airsoft guns? Start with how you want to use one: an electric AEG for a rifle setup, a gas blowback pistol for a moving slide, or a shell-ejecting model for hands-on collector appeal. The six picks below are listed with China as their country of manufacture and use 6mm airsoft BBs.
Manufacturing country, brand location and shipping origin are different. Check the individual product listing rather than assuming every item in this collection has the same origin or specification.
Which China-made airsoft gun should I choose?
These three starting points cover different formats. Follow each product link for current price, availability and full specifications.

For an AK-style electric rifle
A folding-stock AK74M with a metal receiver and a 500-round winding magazine. Choose it if an AK layout and larger magazine matter more than compact size.
Electric AEG · 940 mm listed length · 3,204 g
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For a compact electric platform
A retractable PDW stock, M-LOK handguard and top rail make this the compact electric option here. Its included magazine holds 130 rounds.
Electric AEG · 620 mm listed length · 3,440 g
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For a JW4-style gas pistol
Choose the Pit Viper for its metal slide and frame, hand-stippled grip and gas blowback operation. Includes a 28-round gas magazine.
Green gas GBB · 250 mm · 1,106 g
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Compare power, size and what to budget for
Compare the complete setup cost, not only the gun. An AEG needs a suitable battery and charger; a gas model needs its specified propellant. Check what is included before adding extras.
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Your priority: AK-style electric rifle
Start here: CYMA AK74M CM040C
Check before buying: 940 mm listed length; 500-round winding magazine. Battery voltage differs between the listing’s tags and description, so an exact battery pairing is not confirmed here.
Your priority: Compact electric platform
Start here: CYMA Platinum CM041G
Check before buying: 620 mm listed length; 130-round magazine. Confirm battery dimensions and connector for this exact model.
Your priority: Gas blowback pistol
Start here: Double Bell Pit Viper or EMG Staccato XC
Check before buying: Green gas models with 28- and 30-round included magazines respectively. Do not assume CO₂ or spare-magazine compatibility.
Your priority: WWII-style electric model
Start here: CYMA M1A1 Thompson
Check before buying: 825 mm; 420-round winding magazine. Furniture is imitation-wood polymer, not real wood. Battery is not included.
Your priority: Shell-ejecting handling
Start here: Double Bell 98K 102BA
Check before buying: 1,110 mm; real wood; five single-BB shells. Manually cycle the bolt and recover the ejected shells.
More choices: licensed styling, WWII designs and shell ejection

For licensed Staccato styling
The XC combines licensed Staccato styling, a VIP grip and a red fibre-optic front sight. Includes a 30-round gas magazine.
Green gas GBB · 245 mm · 1,068 g
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For a WWII-style electric option
The M1A1 has a metal receiver and barrel, imitation-wood polymer furniture and a 420-round winding magazine. Choose it for period styling with electric operation.
Electric AEG · 825 mm · 3,054 g
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For shell-ejecting collector appeal
A manually operated gas bolt-action rifle with real wood furniture. Five metal shells are included; each holds one 6mm BB. Choose it for the loading and shell-ejection experience.
Gas bolt action · 1,110 mm · 3,357 g
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Brands and models: where to go next
CYMA: start with the AK74M or M1A1 for those specific rifle styles, or explore the CYMA Platinum buying guide for more electric platforms. Double Bell: the Pit Viper and 98K serve very different needs—gas pistol handling versus bolt-action shell ejection. EMG licensed models: choose the featured Staccato XC for that design; its listed manufacturing origin does not mean every EMG product has the same origin.
For a broader comparison, see our airsoft brand buying guide. For pistol formats, see the Hi-Capa selection guide.
China airsoft guns: buying questions answered
Are these airsoft guns or metal-BB airguns?
The six featured models are 6mm airsoft products. They are not 4.5mm metal-BB or pellet airguns. Use the ammunition specified for the exact product.
Does “made in China” tell me how good an airsoft gun is?
Country of manufacture alone does not tell you how a model will perform. Compare its power system, dimensions, materials, included magazine and model-specific parts support. For example, the Thompson uses imitation-wood polymer furniture while the featured 98K uses real wood.
Should I choose electric, green gas or CO₂?
The featured CYMA rifles are electric AEGs; the Pit Viper and Staccato XC are listed for green/top gas, while the 98K is a gas bolt-action model. Choose the operating format first, then follow that model’s propellant or battery requirements. Do not put CO₂ into a green-gas setup based on appearance. Read our Green Gas vs CO₂ guide for more context.
Will magazines and batteries fit across these models?
Compatibility is model-specific. Similar appearance, the same brand or a shared “Hi-Capa” label is not enough to confirm a fit. The capacities above describe the magazines included with these exact models; they are not a cross-compatibility claim. No spare magazine or battery bundle is presented as a verified match here.
Does China-made mean shipping from mainland China?
No. Manufacturing origin does not establish dispatch location or delivery availability. Check the shipping information and the options offered for your destination.
Can I order one for my country?
Delivery options and import requirements depend on the destination and item. Use the cart’s shipping estimate and review the shipping policy before ordering. A product appearing in this collection does not confirm that it can be imported everywhere.