Delta Armory is still a fairly young brand that appeared in 2019. Until now, the company could be associated with affordable AR-15 replicas available on the European market, but it is trying its hand at licensed products. These include replicas of brands such as Grand Power, Pro Armory and Czech Small Arms. At this year's IWA 2025 trade fair, we had the pleasure of visiting the Delta Armory stand.
The biggest novelty presented this year is the STRIBOG SP10A3 replica licensed by Grand Power and available in various variants. The original Grand Power Stribog SP10 A3 is a modern submachine gun that is gaining popularity. In the airsoft version, Delta Armory gives us the Alpha variant that offers full compatibility with the original (polymer lower receiver, a single-piece aluminum upper receiver) and Charlie made of polymer with metal parts.
Delta Armory Grand Power Striborg SP10 A3 AEG replica in Charlie variant
Delta Armory Grand Power Striborg SP10 A3 AEG replica in Alpha variant
The whole thing will be feed from dedicated magazines with a capacity of 120 BBs and it has a standard V2 gearbox. Depending on the variant, there will be up to 3 different configurations available, differing in the parts used and functions. The STANDARD series shares the gearbox with the EAGLE line and offers a magnetic ETU system, a rotary Hop-Up chamber, a piston with a full metal teeth, and adaptation to an 11.1V battery. The UPGRADE series changes the piston head and cylinder head to those made using CNC, the spring guide and cylinder are made of stainless steel, the nozzle and 16:1 gears are made using CNC, and it also has a HT motor. The DIAMOND series (available only with the Alpha variant) goes to an even higher level by replacing the standard motor with a brushless 35K one by WarHead Industries, a new hop-up bucking from Psonic Upgrades, and a progressive spring. The whole thing is additionally assembled in the European Union.
In addition to the technical aspects, the picky customers will be able to choose from 7 color variants from a range of 3 colors. The replicas are supposed to generate about 400 fps of muzzle velocity from the box. The announced availability is around the 2nd quarter of this year. The prices listed are 350 € for the Alfa Diamond variant, 200-220 € for the Alpha Standard and Upgrade variants, and 150 € for the polymer Charlie variant, and 9 € for additional magazines.
Alongside this new product, the refreshed Frey Gen.2 line was also presented, i.e. AR-15 carbine replicas with aluminum receivers and futuristic handguards at prices from 240€ to 270€. For beginners, there is the polymer Eagle series, which shares the same internal parts as Frey. Another licensed replica is ProArms PAR MK3, one with a receiver made using CNC and high-quality internal components (including a MOSFET system from the Polish company PERUN). Another Polish accent is a complete HPA replica built on the basis of components from GATE Enterprise.
A nice addition is the appearance of a rarely seen replica of the Czech cousin of the AK, the Vz.58.
A different design, also in the case of a replica, will definitely stand out from the crowd with its appearance (which it owes to the handguard and gas tube cover taken from the original firearm) and workmanship. The attention was paid to both external details such as the magazine with replicated lips, the movable bolt with the possibility of locking it in the rear position, markings and the selector lever, but also to its performance.
The replica has its own gearbox frame, nozzle and cylinder head, and the remaining parts are standard. There will be 3 replica variants to choose from: standard with a polymer handguard and cover and a folding stock, classic with original handguard and cover and a folding stock, and classic equipped with an original stock, handguard and cover.
Delta Armory replicas are already available on the market, but thanks to the recently signed cooperation with the Action Sport Games brand, they will also reach a wider group of players from the north Europe.
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