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Welcome back to another episode, and just like we talked about in the article, we're going to be talking about his Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 beta and what weapons we saw on there, and we can try to relate it to the actual Airsoft variant. Mostly, one of them that I did notice is in the SMG section, which is AM 9.
Basically, what we've seen on it is more of a 5.56 variant with the actual 9 mil adapter, but if you notice that, you can actually change the handguard to be shorter with a suppressor. And also put the PDW stock in; it kind of looks like this. The old-school classic of the ARp9, 1.0 series, surprisingly, has the same PDW stock and the same type of style with the actual suppressor on the back end of it, which is pretty darn close, or even if we have to go closer, maybe even the ARP 556 variant.
The same thing could be said just with the 9 mil variant in the back end of the receiver, but to make it easier, it's just the 9 mil style that we've seen on the actual AR PCC caliber carbines. So for one thing I noticed, hey, heck, this is one of the rifles that we've seen that's actually still pretty good.
Another one of the pistols that I've actually seen in the beta itself is mainly It's a Glock, the Glock is a nice secondary, and it's also the most reliable setup, like for me I have is the Glock 18, and in Modern Warfare 2, they always had the full auto variant as well as the regular semi-auto. If you're looking for products like these, you can always check out the description below for the Glock variants like the 17 Gen 5ivs or even the Glock 18c that I have here.
And now we're on to the SMG. The SMG class that we've seen on another part is the actual Striker 45 that's on there, and surprisingly, it's just the UMP 45 stock now for HK, and the air of variants we've known there's many plethora of them; for example, there's the gas blowback ump45, going for 380.
The regular competition is around the 180 Price Line as well, but let's look into the actual consistency and actual better performance. One thing I do know for sure is that it's going to be the G&PC 45, as well as the fact that if you're at an online marketplace, you're able to use light batteries, and it's something that's actually pretty good.
If you want to look at the basic articles that we've seen before, I'm here. Here's a review of them from the YouTube channel that we'll see in the description right below: Now that we're going to talk about some of the assault rifles and SMGs, let's just go ahead and talk about mainly The Marksman style One thing that we know for sure that we've seen on the beta of Modern Warfare 3 is known as the Longbo, which is a 762 by 39 platform, basically like this.
Now, one thing that we know that's different is that they have the [__] Tini rail on the back of the dust cover, which for me is my personal rifle. One, before I get to my last rifle that I do have as a noticeable replicant of the actual guns that you see in Modern Warfare 3 beta, let's go ahead and bring up the honorable mentions.
That's something that we can't have here during the recording because it's either hard to find or we don't have it during the time of the recording itself, so bringing up the actual first one is the MTZ 556. Now, surprisingly, you've seen this before on Call of Duty. In reality, this is actually the CZ brand 805.
Now, one thing we do know is that the actual Airsoft CZ brand 805 is made by ASG. And again, just like the rifle itself, it's pretty good and accurate in details, and as well as that, it's a very reliable gun with the ETA system itself, which is kind of rare too. If you have this gun right now, you are one lucky person to have it, and hey, props to you for having it and keeping it this strong.
The next thing that we have in regards to assault rifles will be the MCW. Now, the MCW is basically the Robinson Arms ACR, also known as in the actal airsoft Community is the Masada, and surprisingly, the Masada is also kind of a rarity, but there are other copies that you'll see out there that actually do a really good job, specifically.
The atlas custom piki version that you'll see on actually looks like Lan of tacticals or any other of them like other places that you'll see on the website itself, and again, something about the ptin on the action on the rifle itself is quite bougie, and I kind of like that it gives off vibes from way back in Modern Warfare 3.
Another rifle, or should I say it more like an SMG, is something I would mention as well. The actual scorpion Evo, also known as the Rival, and surprisingly, that one again still has that same etu setup, something that's really nice in regards to the CIS and the same thing you'll see on the 805 bread, where your trigger response is a lot better and still reliable in that source.
It's surprising if you got it in that wolf gray. Again, something really bougie, and I've only seen it a couple times all the way through my whole time in airsoft. Now, pistol-wise, I want to bring up as an honorable mention what would also be the actual retti, as you'll see in Modern Warfare 3. Surprisingly enough, this wasn't actually an old pistol that started off that you would see out there since Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare on PS3 and XO Xbox.
But the fact that they brought it back is actually pretty interesting, and it's also more modernized in today's aspects, mainly the fact that we've also seen that the airsoft type is like the GM92. The same thing you have is the nice modernized style with the actual patini on the bottom to put your flashlights, and again, the slim type of grips compared to the wide ones you'll see on the old school days where there's no pitini, so again, something that's actually pretty nice, and if you're looking for those kinds of pistols, you can check it out down there as well.
Now, my last honorable mention is going to be about the PKM. The PKM itself, surprising seen coming back in Modern Warfare 3, is a nice rushan touch to the actual LMG baseline compared to what you would see as the raw 249, even a 240 for all those situations, but the fact that I see it in actual Russian is pretty nice.
The fact that I don't know the last long name for it; it's something that starts with a p and something else. I'll put it on here in regards to it, but in reality, it's what we know as the PKM, and the fact that the aftermarket parts that you see on there are the bullup system itself and also the modernized type of Zeno builds you'll see, especially the fact that you see the handle on the top, so something surprisingly that's actually pretty nice now for that.
