Redwolf Airsoft // VFC M4 Avalon AEG Series Review

Tim and Marck from Redwolf Airsoft check out the new Vega Force Company (VFC) M4 Avalon AEG Series.

The VFC Avalon AEGs are great looking guns that feature the latest rail systems and the VFC ECS gearbox but are these guns all show and no substance? Let’s see if they shoot and perform as well as they look.

VFC Avalon Saber CQB AEG

The VFC Avalon Saber CQB & Carbine AEGs, comes with a full metal body and high quality Avalon engravings. With an extendable QRS stock it allows you to adjust the length of the rifle that fits your body! Comes with a 120 round Mid capacity QRS magazine. Metal flash hider can be screwed off for installation of a 14mm clockwise threaded silencer, just like the Marui M4A1. Dust cover can be flipped open to reveal hop-up adjuster. This particular version comes with an ambidextrous fire selector which is lefty friendly.

VFC Avalon Saber Carbine AEG

It has a m-lok rail system with with a monolithic top rail, ample room for all sorts of sights and accessories. In the real steel world, this makes things much easier when it comes to stabilizing yourself after each and every shot but in the airsoft world, it’s for aesthetics. It also depends on how you like to hold your AEG.

VFC Avalon Calibur CQC

VFC Avalon Calibur CQC & Carbine AEGs, the newest kid on the block, comes with full metal body and high quality Avalon engravings. The extendable QRS stock allows you to adjust the length of rifle to fits your body! Comes with a 120 round Mid capacity QRS magazine. Metal flash hider can be screwed off for installation of a 14mm clockwise threaded silencer, just like the Marui M4A1. Dust cover can be flipped open to reveal hop-up adjuster. This particular version comes with an ambidextrous fire selector which is lefty friendly.

VFC Avalon Calibur Carbine

It has a keymod rail system with with a monolithic top rail, ample room for all sorts of sights and accessories. In the real steel world, this makes things much easier when it comes to stabilizing yourself after each and every shot but in the airsoft world, it’s for aesthetics. It also depends on how you like to hold your AEG.