Mach Sakai takes another good look at the Tokyo Marui Colt Python 6-inch gas revolver, a bit of a relic from the past, as it is no longer in production. It features a unique 24-round capacity system where each cylinder holds four BBs, which is quite a feat of engineering for a revolver. While it sports a plastic exterior that might not fool a high-end collector, it carries a certain nostalgic charm for those who remember when it was a staple on store shelves.

During the performance test, the revolver showed that it still has some pep in its step. Despite the chilly weather, the shots were consistent, and the hop-up system managed to keep the BBs flying straight for a decent distance. It is surprisingly efficient with gas, though the trigger pull gets a little stubborn right before it fires, making it feel like the gun is having a small internal debate about whether it really wants to let the shot go.

In the end, this retired model holds its own quite well against modern expectations. It is light enough to carry all day without a gym membership and offers a high shot count that saves you from constantly fumbling with reloads. It might have a few quirks, like the slightly heavy double-action trigger, but it remains a fun piece of history that still manages to hit its targets with reasonable accuracy.