VFC, known for the high quality and precision of its products, is going to introduce a lot of interesting replicas to its offer.
For us (a completely subjective opinion), the most interesting is the Mk48 LMG, for a replica of which players reenacting modern American special forces have been waiting for a long time.

VFC decided to slim the replica down, which weighs only 3690 g, keeping all the details of the real firearm and, pay attention now, a metal (though light) construction. The replica is designed with two methods of feeding BBs. The first one is a traditional solution using box magazine with a capacity of 5500 BBs and the second one, from an internal compartment that holds 1000 BB, which the player has access to after lifting the cover of the receiver.

We won't reveal more - check out the Airsoftology stream at the end of this news.

The second new product is the first GBBR replica of the legendary HK PSG-1 sniper rifle on the market.

The replica, licensed by Umarex, is equipped with a steel receiver with full markings of the real firearm, an adjustable cheek pad and a reinforced steel charging handle. The replica is fed from a magazine with a capacity of 20 BBs. The weight of the replica is 5200 g, and the maximum energy of the BB is 2J. The replica will be sold without a scope.

Another interesting VFC product shown at MOA is a replica of the LAR rifle, a variant of the legendary FN FAL that is also made as GBBR replica.

The VFC product is a replica of the early series of these legendary rifles and is likely to be appreciated by players interested in weapons and equipment used during the Rhodesian War. The replica is made practically completely of steel, except for the stock, the handguard and the pistol grip and weighs 3949 g. Interestingly, the carrying handle is also made of steel, and the manufacturer ensures that the rifle can be safely carried using it.

The rifle is fed from a boxed magazine with a capacity of 20 BB.
More information from the VFC stand is available in the video below which is the first MOA stream by the Airsoftology channel.

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We also invite you to watch our coverage that starts tomorrow at 9:00 CET.

Photos sources: Stu Mortimer, Instagram: @stewbacca117