The airsoft brand Toxicant has so far been associated mainly with the first gas-powered replica of the American SIG Sauer M7 carbine in the MWS standard, which we wrote about more than two years ago (SIG Sauer NGSW MCX-SPEAR conversion kit by Toxicant). However, as this year's MOA 2025 trade show has shown, the Toxicant brand has greatly expanded its capabilities and decided to introduce an entire range of gas-powered replicas to the market. So what was presented during the show?
CZ Scorpion EVO 3
The Czech submachine gun has so far not received an official gas-powered replica, and has only been represented by an AEG version from Action Sport Games. The variant proposed by Toxicant is a modernized replica featuring parts inspired by Strike Industries designs. This includes a folding skeleton stock, grip, all manipulators, and the handguard. You can read about the original parts here (Strike Industries with new products). The replicas shown are prototypes. We know from the manufacturer that the replica will be available exclusively in a Green Gas powered version.
Strike Industries KP9 a.k.a. PP-19 Vityaz the American Way
The Russian PCCPP-19 Vityaz carbine is not available on the market in its original form, but only as copies from American firearm manufacturers. However, this does not mean only classic variants, but sometimes even more tactical versions than the PPK-20. The airsoft replica of the American variant is made using steel and uses both GG and CO2 magazines. The replica features Strike Industries equipment such as a polymer M-LOK handguard, pistol grip, RIS stock adapter with a QD point, and a folding stock. Availability is scheduled for February 2026.
Ruger PC Charger
Replicas of firearms by the American brand Ruger are not a very common sight, although they certainly have their share in inspiring airsoft constructions. This time the focus was on a full reproduction consisting of a polymer trigger and receiver housing, using magazines from Glock pistol replicas (in the Tokyo Marui standard). A slight deviation is the replacement of the cross-bolt safety with a classic 3-position switch, due to the replica’s ability to fire both in full-auto and semi-auto.
The design, apart from its interesting visual concept, also offers many ergonomic improvements such as compatibility with AR-15 pistol grips, a stock mounting rail, a charging handle that can be switched from left to right, and even a quick-detach system for the handguard and barrel assembly. The inner barrel and hop-up chamber are integrated into the quick-detach assembly. Three different length variants are planned. Release is scheduled for the first half of 2026.
SIG Sauer NGWS
One of the first replicas from Toxicant is, of course, the replica of the SIG Sauer NGWS XM7 carbine. As it turns out, they did not limit themselves to just one version — currently, there are as many as three variants to choose from: M7 (2025), XM7, and XM5. The individual replicas differ in details such as barrel length, configuration, and subtle color variations.
TTI x V7 Harbinger "Ballerina"
Another offering is the replica of the AR-10 V7Harbinger "Ballerina" carbine from the legendary company Taran Tactical Innovations. The TTI x V7 Harbinger "Ballerina" replica has been made with great attention to detail. The upper receiver is made of aluminum, combined with a lightweight M-LOK handguard, a lightweight steel bolt assembly, and a 14.5-inch barrel, along with a replica of the TTI charging handle and a replica of the AR-10 TTI compensator (permanently attached). The replica uses SR-25 / AR-10 magazines.
Toxicant also added its own touch to the replica in the form of an adjustable trigger mechanism and a rather unique hybrid safety working at a 57-degree angle. One interesting detail is the magazine presented at the fair — although inspired by the iconic Magpul PMAG, its construction is made of aluminum instead of polymer like the original. The replica will come with a John Wick coin.
Photos: WMASG, Shooting Media
