ASG Beryl - professional Polish AIRSOFT gun

Are you currently thinking on buying a new replica? Do you want reliable and modern gun that won't destroy your budget? Would you like to feel unique by not having to wonder whose weapon is it, your friend’s or your? If yes I might have a good news for you.

Wz.96 Beryl is a Polish assault gun launched in 1997. It was designed in order to enable domestic soldiers to use the NATO ammunition (5,56 mm). The issue was rather serious because the state was looking forward to access the organization (what finally happened in 1999) but the army had no weapon using this caliber. Fortunately, the project succeeded: nowadays there are few versions of this gun (including Mini-Beryl, a short barrel version) that are being used both by the Polish and Lithuanian armies.

How does it collaborate with AIRSOFT though? Well, in 2011 we could have seen an effect of the new, trilateral cooperation: the Taktyczny.com, a rapidly growing shop from Krakow, which is cooperating with AEG replicas manufacturer ARES had signed a contract with armory factory Łucznik (in Polish Archer). This last firm was supposed to transfer all the necessary technical documentation and data about the Beryl from the plant in Radom to the ARES company which was responsible for a creation of the professional AEG replica. It is worth to notice that it was based only on the real gun, not on any other AIRSOFT model. Finally, after the gun was made Taktyczny.com was responsible for its distribution.

What’s the result of the engineers’ work? Players praise the gun for solid metal construction, high quality inner parts and full licensed marks of the Łucznik plant. Because the price of the gun is rational (about 450€) it quickly became a hit within Polish AIRSOFT players. Still, however this good weapon is not very popular in other countries, so if you’re not Polish and want the unique replica that will not only be reliable and professionally manufactured, but also will emphasize your individuality go for it: it’s really worth it.

Here you can find a full review of the AIRSOFT Beryl and here you can find the project’s official website.