Airsoft Mike is back with a legendary unboxing of the Marushin Licensed CZ 75 shell-ejecting airsoft pistol. He is clearly excited to get his hands on this piece, even if the instruction manual is written almost entirely in Japanese, effectively turning the setup process into a "look at the pictures and hope for the best" adventure. The pistol itself packs a surprising amount of weight, though Mike notes that most of that heft comes from the massive metal magazine rather than the polymer body.

Mach Sakai has released an in-depth review of the Marushin Taurus Raging Bull Maxi 8mm BB airsoft revolver, specifically focusing on a used, black heavy-weight model featuring an 8.375-inch barrel. The detailed analysis highlighted the replica's impressive physical specifications, including its substantial weight of 1190g and a total length of 36cm, whilst examining its realistic 6-shot, 8mm cartridge loading system.

Mach Sakai conducts areview of the Marushin Randall Custom Gas Gun, which is a Winchester 1892 model with a black finish and a walnut stock. He lists the gun's dimensions, weight, ammunition capacity, and gas filling process and from there conducts a firing test at 5 and 9 meters, noting the gun's stable trajectory. Additionally, a chronograph test is performed, which shows good stability in muzzle velocities. 

Neko reviews a used Marushin S&W M60 gas revolver which he purchased for 6,000 yen. He notes the realistic feel of the old-style cartridges, the working double-action mechanism, and the absence of gas leaks. A chronograph test shows an initial velocity of 15 to 22 m/s, but the bullets fail to reach their target due to worn-out rubber packing on the cartridges. Despite its lack of power, he is happy with this impulse purchase, appreciating the appeal of the brass cartridges.

Mach Sakai tries the Marushin 44 Automag Silver ABS 8mm BB for the video review. He covers the gun's specifications and features, including its 8mm barrel and adjustable sights, along with performance metrics like trigger pull and muzzle velocity. Field tests demonstrated its capabilities, despite trigger challenges, and the he ultimately enjoyed the 8mm blowback Automag.

Mach Sakai reviews the Marushin S&W M60 Silver 2-inch ABS airsoft revolver, purchased for ¥29,000 from Hobby Shop Frontier, highlighting its thumb safety, 16cm length, 389g weight, 5 real-look cartridges (19g, 4cm long, 9.8mm diameter with O-rings), visible inner barrel, silver sights, and detailed markings.

A check on the Marushin CZ75 Cartridge Ejection Type Silver ABS GBB pistol by Mach Sakai. Its full metal construction, realistic weight, and unique shell ejecting mechanism create an immersive feel, while the gas blowback system and precision barrel deliver exceptional accuracy. The pistol also features an adjustable hop-up, ergonomic design, rail system for customization, and a high-capacity magazine.

Mach Sakai checks out the Marushin MAUSER Kar98k airsoft rifle in Beech Dark Brown. Players can also choose other colour variations to suit their tastes.

Ozashiki Tactical takes us to a close look of the Marushin UZI Shell Ejecting Gas Powered SMG, a submachine gun with a cartridge ejection gas operation system. This external source type air blowback gun is customized with an ASCS GBBR Shooting system.

Ozashiki Tactical checks the Marushin Kogyo Nambu 14 Handgun Early Model HW that fires the 6mm BB round as other models use the 8mm BB. This is probably a 2020 version, which is an excellent heavy-weight model with a wood grip, manufactured by the Marushin Factory in Japan. It measures 229mm in length and weighs 705g. The materials used include plastic, alloy, and walnut wood. The magazine has a capacity of 12 rounds of 6mm BBs.