Comme à chaque fin de mois ou presque, un petit message de la part de Western Arms qui nous éblouit avec une nouvelle série d’éditions limitées dans ses différentes gammes GBB :  M4A1, 1911, Infinity, Beretta … A noter cette fois-ci deux M4 en version Sniper avec garde-main free float,  le Nighthawk Predator, V10 Ultra-Compact ou encore le sympathique Infinity Spike. Comme toujours, ces derniers seront disponibles au compte goutte en Asie … difficile donc de se les procurer depuis la France !

Western Arms M4 Super Version « Sniper » Black (780€)

Western Arms M4 Super Version « Sniper » Foliage Green (780€)

Western Arms Nighthawk Predator (290€)

Western Arms M1911 A2 Socom Black (282€)

Western Arms M1911 A2 Socom Foliage Green (282€)

Western Arms M9A1 Foliage Green (180€)

Western Arms Springfield V10 Ultra Compact Carbon Black HW (282€)

Western Arms Springfield V10 Ultra Compact Silver (260€)

Western Arms Colt National Match « Gold Cup » Blued (298€)

Western Arms SV Infinity SSC Pink (282€)

Western Arms SV Infinity SSC Black (282€)

Western Arms SV Infinity « Spike » (306€)

Western Arms Colt MK IV Serie 80 (282€)

Western Arms Colt Combat Commander (282€)

Western Arms Colt Commander « Eagle » (242€)

Western Arms S&W 40 Tactical (194€)

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No pricing announced when this was sent in over the weekend by Simon of MadBull Airsoft. This is a dummt suppressor for 1911 airsoft gas blowback pistols with 14mm counter clockwise threads. According to Madbull this is a... "'Lightweight design to smoothen blowback action”' with  ATF proved light weight design which can’t convert to real suppressor. Available this week. Detail photos released soon."

Our friends at God Armed Blog are reporting WETTI is to produce a new limited run of Black and Desert Tan MEU 1911s. But, you ask, the WETTI MEU has been out since the end of last year, what gives? Well, some of the complaints with the previous replicas have been that the authentically reproduced trademarks, some of the most accurate we’ve seen, were occasionally cut too shallow and didn’t do the pistol justice. The refreshed line has much more deeper engravings than the older generation and judging from the pictures, they look great.

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Just some new Western Arms pistols releases. I don’t usually get excited about new batches of WA 1911’s but there is a couple of models that I’m a big fan of and would seriously consider plonking down some cash for them. First one is the Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) 1911 which has been reproduced beautifully, right down to the markings.

The "EEC" (indicating Edmund E. Chapman, Major from Aug. 1918 – Jun. 1919 for all Remington UMC pistols) stamp with the "Eagles Head/E28" on the frame. "E" on the trigger guard indicating it’s a lower serial number #15000 or less, and sure enough the serial is "NO8213" on this example. Western Arms has also coated this model with it’s ‘Carbon Black’ finish with simulated wear that just looks great.

Second, the Kongsberg M/1914 available in both ‘Blued’ or ‘Carbon Black’, Norway’s version of the venerable Colt 1911. Production of the Norwegian Model 1914 pistol began at Kongsberg in the summer of 1917, and the first pistols were assembled and tested in December of that year. Made in .45 ACP calibre, the designation was in millimetres as 11.25mm. The original nomenclature of "COLT AUT. PISTOL M/1912," was stamped on the left side of the slide. Between July, 1917 and June, 1919, a total of 500 pistols were fabricated at the Kongsberg factory. Beginning at #1, the serial numbers ran to 500, and the year of manufacture was also included.

These pistols were identical to the Colt Model of 1911, except for a minor detail in the hammer checkering. During the two year period required to produce the first 500 pistols, a complete mass production tooling took place. By 1919, the Kongsberg Arsenal was ready to begin high speed quantity production of the pistol.

This is a replica of one of the final production pistols, serial #753 that exhibits certain design changes from the original 500 pistols. In this version, the slide stop is extended down and back, assuming a tail-like shape to make it easier to operate. This change required a cut-out in the left stock. Although this was the only significant change to the pistol throughout its production, the new version also had a new designation. The left side of the slide is stamped "11.25 m/m AUT. PISTOL M/1914."

And just a bunch of others, pics will link to product pages. Sigh…

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Le nouveau shop ACMgear persévère dans son objectif de devenir une référence en ce qui concerne les nouveautés cheap – certainement grâce à des nombreux liens avec les fabricants – en ouvrant dès à présent les précommandes sur le Kimber 1911 Warrior en préparation chez ARMY. Prix 90$ fdp inclus.

L’un des meilleurs fabricant de GBB ACM: ARMY sort le somptueux M-Kimber 1911 Warrior.

La version TAN (sur la photo si dessus) sortira prochainement

Army n’est pas seulement focalisé sur la qualité, mais aussi sur les détails. Faisant de ce GBB l’une des plus fidèles reproductions full metal sur le marché, Mais cela ne s’arrête pas la, ceci n’étant pas un habituel clone des entreprises ACM, Army sait qu’une belle présentation n’est pas suffisante pour être le meilleur. Ainsi, même si l’externe est basé sur le modèle WA, l’interne à totalement été conçu et fabriqué par Army pour être 100% compatible avec tous les kits et de pièces de rechange Tokyo Marui qui sont ce que l’on trouve de plus fiable sur le marché.

Caractéristiques

Couleur: Noir.
Full metal GBB
Marquages RS
100% compatible Tokyo Marui
330 Fps avec du Green gas
Chargeurs en métal d’une contenance de 23 billes..

Precommandez cette merveille sur ACMgear.com non seulement pour être le premier a procéder cette pièce de collection avant son épuisement, mais aussi afin de gagner un BAR 1918A2 de chez Black Bear

* Les répliques présentes sur les photos (Merci aux usines ARMY pour les photos) sont des modèles de pré-production et quelques détails peuvent différer des modèles mis en vente.

Merci à Skeith pour l’info et la traduction !

Article original publié sur Airsoftnews.fr © 2010. | Permalink | 15 commentaires | 270 mots
Classé dans la catégorie Répliques | Tags : 1911, Army, GBB, Kimber, Warrior

This airsoft pistol from Airsoft GI is ONLY recommended for practical/target shooting, not for skirmishes... "The WG Full Metal Slide CO2 Airsoft Gun is a powerful airsoft pistol. This is a very unique and highly effect pistol from WG, as if you would expect anything else. Since the gas system, the magazine, and the chamber don't move at all this gun is extremely powerful/accurate/and efficient. In addition to these great performance features WG has also given the Xtreme a railed lower frame to mount lasers and/or flashlights.

Specifications:

• Manufacturer: WG
• Muzzle Velocity: 400+ FPS
• Magazine Capacity: 16 rounds
• Package Includes: Gun, magazine

Please Note:

• Flashlight/Laser is NOT Included.
• Due to the velocity of this pistol, Airsoft GI STRONGLY recommends the use of .25g BBs or heavier; any lighter weight BB will yield an unsatisfactory trajectory."