Take a look at the slide stop notch on the stainless pistol, the corner is already pinged over meaning soft steel is used. You would need to keep the buffer installed for sure or the lock back with wrecked the notch.
So that Stainless pistol is our final production model that has went through testing and numerous rounds already, with and without the buffers. so a little wear and tear is normal
@@redwolfairsoft how about the g34 version as 34 has a slightly heavier slide Kinda wanna know whether it’s the slide, the mag valve or the nozzle valve that gives such kick🧐
Thin mags... green gas is a no no in colder months, and CO2 mags end up being very problematic with leaks. And then there's the ultimate limiting factor: price.
Simply amazing pistol and looks so authentic that the price is justifiable, i think. Unfortunately, i cant afford it. So, my heartiest wishes for those who can. A showcase gun to be used occasionally and afterwards just cleaning it carefully and place it a separate glass enclosure.
Damn. Price is same as real Springfield Prodigy or a competition Sig Sauer (or a real Sig Sauer MPX-K or Copperhead.) If you compete with airsoft pistols, why would you want a pistol that has a harder recoil?
A pistol for those with the means... i guess not unlike the supercars out there. I want to try that recoil. I guess there is no barrel rise because there is no actual bullet coming out of the gun that pushes the frame upwards by pivoting from the front. But it looks like that slide is punching back very hard to be able to make their hands look like that. And because the backward motion is being generated by the blowback piston, you won't have barrel rise. Nonetheless, it's good to see the airsoft innovation hitting yet another new level. Now waiting to see if this system can trickle down to more affordable guns, although I wonder if die-cast slides can stand up to this recoil.
$1,400 USD! I could buy 2 Colt 1911's for that price. Ok, maybe 2 Kimber's. Quality looks good. Price is up there. Not saying it's not worth it. But dang.
How come nobody makes a magazine that you can actually drop on the ground without damaging it? Like a polymer mag with aluminum gas reservoir inside so that airsofters can reload like in real life - dropping mags from face-height unto wooden floors, concrete, human toes. It could probably also make mags sell cheaper instead of being 1/4 to 1/3 of the price of the gun.
So there are several limitations sadly. Firstly, real 1911 mags are metal, so for realism sake, it is better to be metel. Secondly, polymer isolates temperature quite well, so if we want to lower its cool down, it is best to use material that heat exchange fast, in this case, also metal. Thirdly, Co2 is extremely high in pressure, we worry that polymer will crack easy over time, and eventually burst and hurt our end-users when they load a fresh Co2. Lastly, we want to ensure the pistol to stay accurate when fire, hence we need to use softer material to load a BB into the chamber, hence the feed lip and the loading nozzle in the pistol are polymer, while the magazine body itself is metal. Hope that answers your question.
@@luxeguns1438 I have the KWC too and if I see how the arms/hands shakes in that video it seems to me that the KWC kicks harder if you compare videos. In theory if it really kicks harder a standart TM 1911 greengas mag could not be able to cycle it a full mag.
not really the hardest kicking, GHK glock with a steel slide is what you really call "World's Most Hardest Kicking Airsoft Ever" Btw they are just advertisting this pistol as the hardest kicking because it literally costs a kidney.
I'm wondering also, since GHK has a way larger nozzle, supposedly the "engine" that gives the kick. Though glock slide might be, i guess, slightly lighter than the 1911 slide? Idk, but marui 1911 size nozzle shouldn't give that much harder kick even with the smoothest slide possible.
We compared a steel slide GHK Glock (C02) to this new Agent 2 pistol and the Agent 2 has about 10% more recoil and is twice as loud. Its difficult to portray felt recoil in a video, you will just need to trust us. if you try it you will see that this thing just kicks so dam hard.
@@redwolfairsoft 1911 lower is heavier than the glock’s polymer lower, that’s why it looks kicking harder on a ghk glock than a 1911. The metal lower functions as a counter weight to the cycling slide, which makes it appear “weaker”
nice…but bit of a waste of money if you’re just gonna hang it on the wall, but then at that price…I’d be too frightened to take it airsofting, imagine breaking it on first outing…eeeek!!!
you can get a real glock and 1000 rounds for half the price. So the whole "useful for training" is BS. The point of using airsoft for training is that its cheap.
or that it doesn't kill your mate. suminitions for training in a real gun costs like US$1 a round whereas a BB costs less than 1 cent. That's the real reason why airsoft guns are better for training...the running costs are vastly different.
I just came here after watching one of your 6 year old videos to see if you guys fixed the audio quality. Holy crap it's still terrible. Please fix it. Edit: I just noticed the video quality is very poor too. It might be even worse than 6 years ago. Everything is out of focus, noisy, the colours are way off and the lighting is just too strong.
Hello, is the Stainless Steel version has a special coating ? Also, someone (@douglassoal6196) said in the comment that it was made of "soft steel". Can you confirm if it's disinformation or true? I am interested to make an order but willing to have your confirmation about the Steel quality. Thanks
"As much recoil as possible"... Got to give this a go!
Airsoft is about fantasy for those of us in the UK who can't own a real gun. Recoil is good. ;-)
Take a look at the slide stop notch on the stainless pistol, the corner is already pinged over meaning soft steel is used. You would need to keep the buffer installed for sure or the lock back with wrecked the notch.
So that Stainless pistol is our final production model that has went through testing and numerous rounds already, with and without the buffers. so a little wear and tear is normal
The "RWA Asian 2" 😂 now I can't unhear it!!
how much harder is this comparing to the co2 ghk glock
that’s exactly what I was thinking
Hopefully it's 3 times as much kick, since the cost is - and the GHK is already very expensive by Airsoft pistol standards.
We would say about 10%-15% harder than the GHK C02 Glock, hence why we say its the hardest kickcking pistol ever.
@@redwolfairsoft how about the g34 version as 34 has a slightly heavier slide
Kinda wanna know whether it’s the slide, the mag valve or the nozzle valve that gives such kick🧐
@@jasonlai980142ie the tti emg glock 34
Hardest Kicking Airsoft Ever? I don't think so! SEND IT TO ME. I HAVE TO TEST IT 😁👍
"hardest kicking airsoft pistol" til you see the price
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It looks so sweet but out of my budget for a pistol. Kudos to the engineering and build!
Another banger review! Gotta get one!!
Thin mags... green gas is a no no in colder months, and CO2 mags end up being very problematic with leaks. And then there's the ultimate limiting factor: price.
Am I tripping or is his voice dancing between the left and right speaker?
I was tripping out over that too!!
0:06 hey thats meee
Will this be a limited production? I missed the opportunity to buy it
pls redwolf gods pls gib \o/
haha jk
but damn hopefully someday i get to experience that unit in person
Looks fantastic, are the slide and frame cast and cnc finished or cut from a steel billet?
Simply amazing pistol and looks so authentic that the price is justifiable, i think. Unfortunately, i cant afford it. So, my heartiest wishes for those who can. A showcase gun to be used occasionally and afterwards just cleaning it carefully and place it a separate glass enclosure.
Hi! May I knw the which grade of steel for the black slide & frame?
Good question
real people, not actors.....how hilarous
Any idea when the VFC sr16 cqb gbb is being restocked?
Why doesn't rwa make aftermarket steel threaded barrels?
Not a huge fan of seeing T.Rex Arms repped, but good review on a far too expensive pistol
Does it take the marui 1911 nozzle or proprietary ones?
Damn. Price is same as real Springfield Prodigy or a competition Sig Sauer (or a real Sig Sauer MPX-K or Copperhead.)
If you compete with airsoft pistols, why would you want a pistol that has a harder recoil?
Yay, I'm in the video.
A pistol for those with the means... i guess not unlike the supercars out there. I want to try that recoil. I guess there is no barrel rise because there is no actual bullet coming out of the gun that pushes the frame upwards by pivoting from the front. But it looks like that slide is punching back very hard to be able to make their hands look like that. And because the backward motion is being generated by the blowback piston, you won't have barrel rise. Nonetheless, it's good to see the airsoft innovation hitting yet another new level. Now waiting to see if this system can trickle down to more affordable guns, although I wonder if die-cast slides can stand up to this recoil.
OOOOOOO gimme gimme.
When will be the release?
😂 Tell me Im not the only one who got the agent 2 before
No, I have the silver alloy version agent 2 as well. Bought it 3rd hand, but it’s absolutely as new. Lovely pistol, shoots great.
$1,400 USD! I could buy 2 Colt 1911's for that price. Ok, maybe 2 Kimber's. Quality looks good. Price is up there. Not saying it's not worth it. But dang.
Isn't that the costume pistol that goes for 1200€ ??
A grail GBBp for certain. The question is: can it be power stroked?? 🧐
Yes it can be power stroked!
@@redwolfairsoft You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention. 🤯
But it's not RMR ready.
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I was very interested ..until i saw the price
Price is way to high , it doesn't even have provisions for a Red Dot .
Even with the price, it's actually cheaper than most steel hi capa kit.
I need a steel bb version of it.
Is it harder kicking than its predecessor?
How come nobody makes a magazine that you can actually drop on the ground without damaging it?
Like a polymer mag with aluminum gas reservoir inside so that airsofters can reload like in real life - dropping mags from face-height unto wooden floors, concrete, human toes.
It could probably also make mags sell cheaper instead of being 1/4 to 1/3 of the price of the gun.
So there are several limitations sadly. Firstly, real 1911 mags are metal, so for realism sake, it is better to be metel. Secondly, polymer isolates temperature quite well, so if we want to lower its cool down, it is best to use material that heat exchange fast, in this case, also metal. Thirdly, Co2 is extremely high in pressure, we worry that polymer will crack easy over time, and eventually burst and hurt our end-users when they load a fresh Co2. Lastly, we want to ensure the pistol to stay accurate when fire, hence we need to use softer material to load a BB into the chamber, hence the feed lip and the loading nozzle in the pistol are polymer, while the magazine body itself is metal. Hope that answers your question.
Need a rwa hicapa
If I had the money I'd have two & I don't even like 1911s that much.
Hmm my umarex g17 gen5 co2 kicks good and is pretty loud.
i'm sure it does mate. It's all relative.
I would look to gas efficiency demonstration.
does it work on green gas ?
Yes. It comes with a CO2 magazine for massive recoil but it also cycles fine on a green gas magazine (but recoil is much less of course).
I got like 2 bucks on my name and shot me with that 14hundred like 50cal 😂
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998€ holly shieeeet XD
The KWC CO2 1911 seems to kick harder...
I have a KWC CO2 1911 and it doesn't do that to my hand. So this looks like it kicks a lot lot harder mate.
@@luxeguns1438 I have the KWC too and if I see how the arms/hands shakes in that video it seems to me that the KWC kicks harder if you compare videos. In theory if it really kicks harder a standart TM 1911 greengas mag could not be able to cycle it a full mag.
idk my usp hits 2 joules.
Jesus christ the price, that's ridiculous.
Looks like a Tokyo Marui airsoft.
TM doesn't make steel guns
Hmmmmm
Co2 Mag works on Marui 1911?
Of course, if you don't mind your Marui gun exploding lol
@@aaron4820 🤣
It upgraded internally, so its reinforced.
not really the hardest kicking, GHK glock with a steel slide is what you really call "World's Most Hardest Kicking Airsoft Ever"
Btw they are just advertisting this pistol as the hardest kicking because it literally costs a kidney.
How would you know is not even on sale yet lol
I'm wondering also,
since GHK has a way larger nozzle, supposedly the "engine" that gives the kick.
Though glock slide might be, i guess, slightly lighter than the 1911 slide?
Idk, but marui 1911 size nozzle shouldn't give that much harder kick even with the smoothest slide possible.
Course they are, this is just one big advertisement. It's called "RWA" for a reason after all.
We compared a steel slide GHK Glock (C02) to this new Agent 2 pistol and the Agent 2 has about 10% more recoil and is twice as loud. Its difficult to portray felt recoil in a video, you will just need to trust us. if you try it you will see that this thing just kicks so dam hard.
@@redwolfairsoft 1911 lower is heavier than the glock’s polymer lower, that’s why it looks kicking harder on a ghk glock than a 1911.
The metal lower functions as a counter weight to the cycling slide, which makes it appear “weaker”
It's the same thin mags on those old 1911s.. never good for gas efficiency, and the hard kicks would make it WAYYYYYY worse.
That is correct if we are talking about general green gas mag. However, since this is Co2, the source comes from the bottle instead.
nice…but bit of a waste of money if you’re just gonna hang it on the wall, but then at that price…I’d be too frightened to take it airsofting, imagine breaking it on first outing…eeeek!!!
So breaking is not something we are too concern... scratching or leaving scuff marks though...
$1398 msrp as of August 22nd 2024. I'll just buy 3 real pistols if I want recoil lol
$1400 for a fucking airsoft gun ??😂😂😂😂😂😂
5/5 for your own product..........wow......
how objective
Sound all god but the price is a nope.
you can get a real glock and 1000 rounds for half the price. So the whole "useful for training" is BS. The point of using airsoft for training is that its cheap.
or that it doesn't kill your mate. suminitions for training in a real gun costs like US$1 a round whereas a BB costs less than 1 cent. That's the real reason why airsoft guns are better for training...the running costs are vastly different.
I just came here after watching one of your 6 year old videos to see if you guys fixed the audio quality. Holy crap it's still terrible. Please fix it.
Edit: I just noticed the video quality is very poor too. It might be even worse than 6 years ago. Everything is out of focus, noisy, the colours are way off and the lighting is just too strong.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lolz just buy a real gun at that point
I made an order mistake anndddd uhh, I can’t get help anywhere else, so if someone could get back to me or help me with this that’d be nice😅
It costs 5k, is this a joke ?
Hello, is the Stainless Steel version has a special coating ?
Also, someone (@douglassoal6196) said in the comment that it was made of "soft steel". Can you confirm if it's disinformation or true? I am interested to make an order but willing to have your confirmation about the Steel quality. Thanks