Airsoft Cloner checks out the Tokyo Marui HK45 Tactical, a not-so-new and hefty airsoft pistol that apparently makes him feel like a budget John Wick. Despite being a decade-old design, it comes in a fancy box filled with goodies like backstraps and a foam-filled suppressor that actually changes the sound profile. The grip is noted as being particularly comfortable, even for those who don’t have giant spades for hands, and the plastic slide manages to look surprisingly like metal without the added weight.

In terms of performance, according to him, this pistol is quite the overachiever when it comes to gas efficiency. During a rainy outdoor test, it managed to fire off nearly 100 shots on a single fill of gas, which is impressive for a tool designed to throw plastic bits at crisp packets. It features a clever hop-up adjustment wheel that doesn’t require taking the whole thing apart, saving you from the inevitable "where did that tiny spring go?" panic that usually follows field stripping.

While the power levels are standard for Tokyo Marui—meaning it won't be punching holes through walls—it’s more than adequate for its role as a sidearm. Airsoft Cloner is so taken with his friend's new toy that he spends a good portion of the video trying to justify why he needs one himself. If you’re looking for a reliable airsoft pistol that looks mean with a suppressor and can handle a bit of English weather, this handgun seems to fit the bill.