In recent years, KWA has overtaken the automatic electric gun market with its G36C and M-4 Carbine models. Yet these new AEGs, with their emphasis on realistic materials and features, are just the newest generation in a long history of outstanding weapons. The original KWA gas-powered weapons were what started it all, featuring bodies that were totally made from metal unlike the then-industry standard of plastic. The durable metal construction along with superior blow back technology and player handling made KWA guns fierce competition for Tokyo Marui and Western Arms, manufacturers that were producing guns several price levels above them. Known as “the player’s choice,” the KWA gas-powered pistols were the darling of the market until the introduction of the KWA AEG.

KWA has been late joining the automatic electric game, but it is obvious that it is worth the wait. These new AEGs blow every other gun in the same price point out of the water with the long stock range and metal bodies. Most KWA AEG models can shoot consistently around 400 feet without any tweaking or adjusting done on the part of the user, and little features like for-grips that are made from polymer instead of plastic, provide an exceptional experience for the player bar none.

These spectacular guns are worth every penny, and players will soon realize this when they are in a game situation and don’t have to be concerned about the durability of the metal design or the range of the shot or the ease of use. Airsoft as a sport is famous for bringing out the soldier in everyone, and as any soldier can tell you, their combat ability is only as good as their confidence in the weapon they carry.

Some beginners opt not to purchase the higher end KWA guns because they feel it is better to learn on a cheap model and graduate to a better one. While this may be true for other things in life, like cars and computers, it is not true for airsoft guns. Cheaper guns sometimes fire wilder shots with unpredictable kickbacks and inconsistent functionality. They are actually better suited for experienced players who know how to ride out the frustrations and manipulate the gun in spite of itself. Learning on KWA guns will allow you to learn and practice with ease.

The bottom line is that KWA guns are the bottom line. There is nothing like them in the market, and until other manufacturers find a way to replicate their affordable quality model, there won’t be. So remember, if you aren’t playing with KWA guns, you just aren’t playing!