Airsoft Surgeon RWA Gas

[Saber6-1]

Airsoft Surgeon RWA Green Gas

Parameters:

25m zero range

Airsoft Surgeon RWA Gas

King Arms M4A1 w/ iron sites followed by ACOG (4X32)

30rd magazine

.20g rounds

Variables

Wind @ 5-10 mph from the southwest

Overcast

52F/11C

Test 1 – Iron Sights

After firing three rounds I checked target to evaluate grouping. The initial three shots showed a 1 degree kick to the left, possibly from wind. The shots made a triangle pattern with a half inch spread at furthest point. All rounds were center target. I then fired three more rounds after calculating for wind and those three rounds found center mass, again in triangle pattern with half inch spread. Recoil on the weapon was smooth and clean, with no jerking or excessive bucking. Third and final set found center mass again, with consistent results.

Test 2 – ACOG

ACOG results mirrored iron sights but with a slight reduction is spread. All shots held tight shot groupings.

Test 3 – Controlled Burst

Using controlled burst I was averaging 5 rounds per trigger pull. There was a slightly noticeable upward walk of rounds, but only covering 3 inches between first and last round. Side to side spread was only 1 inch. Again, recoil was smooth and precise. Max spread was roughly 4.5 inches. No discernible pattern was noticed. The test was repeated three times with all results averaged. All shots stayed center mass of target.

Test 4 – Full Auto

Full auto results were typical of the rate of fire. Weapon walked in a upward left motion, but only deviating by less than five degrees. Gas venting was noticeable, but not unexpected or over excessive. Two bursts were made, firing a total of 30 rounds. Only two rounds left target area.

Conclusion

It seems RedWolf Airsoft has made a sound gas for temperate climates. It is easily on par with WE gas in critical areas such as continuous pressure and recoil. At only £8.99 a bottle, it’s quite reasonably priced.