ASG CZ TS 2 GBB – A new advanced sports special for the IPSC Standard division

We airsoft enthusiasts all know that true airsoft lovers would never misuse their airsoft guns for wrongdoing. Shooting is a sport, whether it’s IPSC, IDPA, or war games. CZ has extensive experience in real firearm competitions, winning numerous awards. When designing the TS (Tactical Sport) series, they developed a deep understanding of shooters' needs. The CZ TS 2, created specifically for shooting competitions, not only boasts a stunning appearance but also has every detail tailored to the demands of precision shooting.

The ASG CZ TS 2 dual-system GBB, following the launch of the CZ P-10 C, has become ASG’s latest release. The well-known KJ system has accumulated a wealth of experience, receiving positive

feedback on models like the CZ SP-01 and Shadow 2. Structurally, the TS 2 is quite similar, but with some additional refinements. Rumor has it that the TS 2 now features a baked enamel finish, making the coating more durable than its predecessors. Additionally, the slide release and hammer are made of steel, bringing the feel even closer to a real firearm.

KJ’s Hop-up system, the TDC system, has been quite popular in recent years.

It uses a circular locking ring that pulls down, adjusted with a flat-head screw, providing more even force distribution compared to single-side pressure plates. The screw mechanism also allows for more precise adjustments. Besides the tight fit of KJ system parts, the TS 2 has been engineered for competition-level shooting.

The inner and outer barrels are secured at the Hop-up chamber junction with a knurled pin, and even the screws are glued in,

so extra caution is needed during disassembly. Perhaps to accommodate the over 9-inch barrel of the CZ TS 2, the Hop-up bucking seems to have a higher hardness level. Maybe it’s this combination of factors that makes the ASG CZ TS 2 GBB so accurate.

However, accuracy is always a combination of both the gun and the shooter.

The CZ TS 2 offers a more refined grip experience—its aluminum grip panels reduce the stickiness often found with polymer grips when hands get sweaty. The textured patterns provide a comfortable and secure hold, from the web of the hand to the thumb, transitioning from straight lines to gradually shrinking diamond textures. Every detail has been meticulously designed to enhance the shooting experience, even adding just the right amount of anti-slip texture in key areas like the palm and fingers.

Beyond the grip, the shooting feel is just as important. The real CZ TS 2's long barrel helps mitigate muzzle flip, and while this isn't necessary for airsoft, ASG has carefully balanced the weight distribution to achieve a natural feel. Compared to other modern combat pistols that are getting lighter, the ASG CZ TS 2, at over 3 lbs, still offers a comfortable shooting experience while staying close to the actual weight of the real steel version.

My strongest impression of the ASG CZ TS 2 is that it is a competition-grade pistol designed for professional shooting. For those competing in IPSC’s Standard Division, it has everything one could want—and even things one wouldn’t think of.

It comes equipped with a fiber-optic front sight, a flat trigger to reduce trigger travel, an extended manual safety for quick adjustments, an enlarged magazine release for faster reloads, a wide magwell for smoother magazine insertion, and a reinforced magazine baseplate to extend its lifespan. At the same time, unnecessary features for competition—such as an optic mount or a 1913 rail—are deliberately omitted.

Just like the real CZ TS 2, this is the perfect choice for serious shooters. If you love shooting sports, your gun cabinet will feel incomplete without an ASG CZ TS 2.