Another Maruzen airsoft shotgun for Mach Sakai to test and it is the venerable CA870 Bulldog. The Maruzen CA870 Bulldog Airsoft Shotgun is a spring-powered, pump-action airsoft gun, is a compact magazine-fed replica inspired by the Remington 870. It fires one 6mm BB bullet at a time from its 40-round polymer magazine. The gun features a polymer receiver and outer barrel, along with a plastic handguard and pistol grip that have a wood-like texture.

Mach Sakai has already gun over Maruzen M870 airsoft shotguns and for this video, he checks out the Maruzen M870 Extension Custom Black Version (EX BV). The M870 composite stock shotgun is a popular and realistic airsoft gun that is often used by law enforcement agencies around the world. It can hold up to six shells, which eject with every pump. Each shell can hold one to five BBs, but the more BBs per shell, the less power the gun will have. For optimal performance, it is recommended to load three BBs per shell.

One that veteran airsofters like is the Maruzen Remington M1100 airsoft shotgun which is a tri-shot shotgun but since this is an early Maruzen shotgun, it does not feature shell-eject like the ones still in production. This is a rare one and Mach Sakai got one to show us how it functions and performs... "Long before the Saiga 12K came out, Maruzen released a 3-shot gas blowback shotgun. Mr. Suzuki of Maruzen provided us with a rare item that is no longer available for sale."

Mach Sakai goes retro as he checks out an airsoft gun from Maruzen that they released in the 1980s, the Maruzen Air Cocking Ingram M10A1S. A rare find, he checks the features of the airsoft gun if it is faithful to the original, goes over the operation and the mandatory quick steel challenge at his range.

For owners of the Maruzen CA870 Airsoft Shotgun, Nishimura put together this video as a helpful guide in doing maintenance or repairs... "Hello, this is Nishimura. This video explains how to disassemble and maintain the CA870. For reference of spring replacement and hop packing replacement such as Nonbain.

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We go back in time with Mach Sakai to check out the Remington M870 Wingmaster Combat Version pump action airsoft shotgun which is from the 1980s. There is woodstock version of this and what we see here is the folding stock. Mainly mde of ABS, its operation is like the real deal one as it is shell ejecting and one shell can hold up to 10BBs.

A familiar GBB pistol that is sold in the USA under Umarex, the Walther Official P38 Maruzen GBB Pistol gets reviewed by Mach Sakai. This has realistic operation a very heavy construction, giving a solid feel when held. This is a faithfully replicated airsoft pistol that can fit holsters made for the real world P38.

The shell ejecting M870 WS-EX Woodstock Extension Custom shotgun from gets inspected by Mach Sakai. Based on the shotgun used by many LEOs around the world, this airsoft shotgun is powered with HFC134a and can hold 6 shields at a time with one shell having 3 BBs inside. You can load more BBs inside the shell but you get less power.

Mach Sakai gets to review one of the Bond pistols,  the Walther P99 FS NBB Pistol. As an NBB, it has a fixed slide and there is a package available that but comes with detachable silencer rail mount and LED torch. It is said to have the best non-blowback double-action trigger in the airsoft market.

eHobby Asia gives us a quick over of the Maruzen Walther P99 FS Special Force Fixed Slide Gas Pistol they have in stock... "Never Say Die! The Bond Gun is just as beautiful as we remember it to be in the movies.