Mach Sakai got in this hands the compact Tokyo Marui HK416C NGRS to check how it performs. In this review, he equips it with a 1,200 Round Drum Magazine with Lipo battery. He compares distance and accuracy as well as operations of this NGRS model at his outdoor range.

We don't know if the machine translation is correct but it is interesting to learn about the features of this Tokyo Marui SOCOM Mk23 Shadow Stitch Custom. The MK23 Non-Blowback is known for its stealthy features and has recently made a comeback as airsoft snipers took a liking for it. Now, different clones have entered the market. Hyperdouraku shows us the features of this custom in this video review. This uses the custom "Gungnir" slide from Laylax.

Mach Sakai goes over the most popular airsoft gun in Japan right now, the Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod1 NGRS. Since it is part of the NGRS series, it comes with the simulated recoil shock and blowback functions. He checks it out for its external details if it is faithful to the original real steel model, its operations, and as always its performance in a quick steel challenge.

The Tokyo Marui MK46 Mod0 LMG may be out of reach to some airsoft players given its US$1,800, but to those who were able to afford one, is it worth the money? DesertFox Airsoft gets his hands on one to find out... "Tokyo Marui Airsoft Mark 46 Mod 0 NGRS shook $1800.something out of Jason's bank account, was it worth it???"

The well-received Tokyo Marui FNX-45 Tactical Gas Blowback Pistol is now available in black colour. It is still uses the same system as the original Marui FNX-45 Tactical in FDE and can be mounted with a suppressor. Other features are the new oval piston, ambidextrous slide stop and magazine catch, safety and decocking system, under rail, and backstrap options. Mach Sakai takes this pistol out for some checks such as operation, external design, and performance in a quick steel challenge.

The Marudeca HQ crew of Deca and Irodori Mayoi are back with another video from Tokyo Marui. As they have been inundated with lots of questions about airsoft guns they decided to answer questions in parts and part 2 is over one hour long. Too bad we cannot follow this with a proper translation, but if anyone familiar with the language, feel free to share what was learned from the video.

The prolific French airsoft reviewer, L'antre Du Dingo reviews the Tokyo Marui Glock 17 Gen4 Gas Blowback Pistol. This is a new release and uses the same gas blowback engine that the Marui Glock 19 uses with the large diametre cylinder... "It is a bit late but Marui used a new architecture and real dimensions to buid this G17 GEN4. Let's have a look at it."

The Kuman Channel Review takes the Tokyo Marui AK Storm NGRS for a spin in this review gameplay video... "Kuman Channel Review of Tokyo Marui's AK Storm in action! It's a great guy, so please see slowly until the end of the true performance that you can understand only after using it in the field."

This is more of a video review done by Hyperdouraku on the Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod.1 NGRS AEG that is sought after by airsoft players as the MK18 for airsoft is in vogue. As its model name indicates, this has the new generation recoil shock with electric blowback system for more realism. This was released last year so not exactly a new model.

JLP released last month their 3D Printed Custom Triggers for the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa Gas Blowback Pistol.... "Our First 3D Print Product, the JLP GUNSMITH TRIGGER for TM Hi-Capa. The concept comes from the American gun factory to produce a glue board machine dedicated to guest custom, allowing gunsmith to customize the length, appearance and style that suits individual shooter requirements.