CounterStrike Global Offensive fans might want to have the CM030 AEP from CYMA in their arsenal. This is the Glock 18C AEP which is actually a best seller from CYMA and Hydro Dipped in the CS:GO Catacombs Pattern available at Airsoft World... "220fps full-size electric (non-blowback) pistol, now with a Counter Strike : Global Offensive style Catacombs skin! Bring the computer game to life with this awesome pistol! See the original version HERE.
Mach Sakai reviews the Tokyo Marui Centimeter Master Electric Blowback Pistol which others would rather call as the "Centimaster". It's hard to find this in stock at airsoft retailers outside of Japan. This has nice silver plastic finish but would it perform better than the NBB Gas Pistol version? It can be accurate but for some practical shooting Mach Sakai finds its giving a bad response. For indoor airsoft skirmishes it can be a good back up according to him.
One of the new releases from Tokyo Marui, the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa E AEP is now available at Airsoft Atlanta... "Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa-E AEP. An electric 5.1 style HiCapa Pistol from Japan. Uses Hi-Capa-E magazines and accessories. Uses the standard AEP charger and battery (not included). Slide does not function.
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Hyperdouraku reviews the AEP version of the popular Hi-Capa Airsoft Pistol series from Tokyo Marui. The Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa E follows the designs of its gas blowback sisters and internall it has a micro-mechanical gearbox powered by a 7.2v micro battery. The AEP magazine has a capacity of 30 BB rounds and can fire at full-auto.
The newly released Tokyo Marui Fixed Slide AEPs are now available at eHobby Asia as announced by the company for this week. They also new custom gas blowback pistols based on Tokyo Marui GBBs so better check them out before they get out stock. In tactical gear, they have the 5.11 Women Horizon Hoodie, the TRU-SPEC All Terrain Tiger Stripe Series, and the LITEBUCK Mil-Spec Side Release Buckle Strobe Light.
Mach Sakai reviews another one from the new Silver Slide AEP Series from Tokyo Marui and it's the M93R Silver Slide. This is a distinct pistol as it comes with the folding foregrip which allows for stable shooting at full-auto. He finds it accurate in indoor shooting and the ROF is fair and with the 10 shots (40 BBs maximum magazine capacity) more available, it has an advantage over other AEPs.
Another option to have an AEP back-up rather than a gas blowback pistol is to check the Tokyo Marui USP Silver Slide AEP. Mach Sakai gets to have a go with this airsoft electric pistol to his firing range to find out the accuracy, firing cycle, and range. One thing is that with the magazine still full, once you pull it out, sheds 1 or 2 BBs. As compared to the Glock 18c AEP he previously reviewed, this one has a longer trigger pull and has a decent distance for accurate shooting.
Previously, Mach Sakai reviewed the silver slide version of the Tokyo Marui Glock 18c AEP. This time, it's another AEP and one of the newer releases from Tokyo Marui. The Tokyo Marui M9A1 Silver Full Auto Blowback AEP can be considered by those how don't want to use gas and rather save more by using batteries for their secondary. Overall, it's a good AEP to consider and you can use it in full auto and semi-automatic mode though the sound of the blowback action may not be to your liking.
With the 53rd Shizuoka Hobby Show now behind us, it's time to look forward to the actual release of the products for 2014 as announced by Tokyo Marui. With got the some initial product images last week, but today, you get to download the PDF catalogues of the products announced. Just click on the links below to get the PDF files.
More Tokyo Marui products arriving at Airsoft Atlanta and they have the latest TM M9A1 AEP in stock and here's their review of the pistol... "A look at the brand new Tokyo Marui M9A1 AEP - Electric non-blowback airsoft pistol. Using high quality craftsmanship in Japan, the Tokyo Marui AEPs are the best in class. Not to be compared to China made guns. Check out its accuracy and range in our airsoft video review here. Or click here for more information."
