Nishimura decides it is time to maintain their CA870 airgun after neglecting it for about three years. The motivation for this sudden productivity comes from a noticeable drop in power and a trajectory that has become quite unpredictable. To fix these issues, a new hop-up rubber and a fresh spring are prepared for installation, with a goal to return the equipment to its former functional state.

Laylax and Maruzen talk about the newly released Walther PPK Secret Edition. The new model comes in a stylized book-shaped box, functioning as a clever hiding spot for those who want to keep their collection low-profile at the office or home. It includes an updated hop-up system designed to improve shooting accuracy compared to past releases, along with a detachable suppressor to complete the spy aesthetic.

We're seeing again the Maruzen Ingram M11, a cute little bugger primarily constructed from resin components, resulting in a lightweight build and Rarikuma checks it out in this video. It features metal elements in specific areas such as the stock and muzzle to balance the overall weight. The unit comes in a specialized carrying case and includes a 50-round magazine and a dedicated suppressor. The stock is adjustable with two length settings and can be folded for storage or close-quarters use.

This episode shows a lighthearted discussion between Mach Sakai and George Tokoro about a new, limited-edition airsoft release from Maruzen: the Walther PPK. The most notable feature of this set is its packaging, which is designed to look exactly like a book. The presenters joke that this secret agent style casing is perfect for hiding a new purchase from a spouse or blending into a lawyer’s bookshelf, though they admit it might look a bit suspicious if you don't actually own any other books.

Airsoft Mike unboxes the Maruzen Ingram M11, a replica that has been around for nearly two decades but remains a staple in the hobby. After searching high and low across England, he eventually tracked this one down in Ireland, prompting him to joke that he should be called "Airsoft Mihol" to match the local naming. The package includes a hard case and a realistic wooden-crate-style sleeve, which he treats with more care than one might expect for a cardboard box.

The Maruzen CA870 TAC10 airsoft shotgun that Mack Sakai reviews is a 2026 reissue, maintaining its reputation as a compact and lightweight option for players. He notes its updated features, including M-LOK rail compatibility for those who enjoy attaching lights and gadgets until the gun is barely visible. At about 1.4kg, it is easy to handle, though the front sight requires a bit of DIY involving double-sided tape and a steady hand.

The Maruzen M1100 BV makes a return in 2026, offering enthusiasts a chance to own this gas-powered semi-automatic shotgun once again and Mach Sakai gets his hands on one. The replica mimics a 20-gauge shotgun rather than the more common 12-gauge, resulting in a slightly slimmer and more manageable profile. It features a fiberglass-reinforced resin construction that feels sturdy in the hand, though users might want to add their own front sight since it doesn't come with one out of the box.

Mach Sakai takes a good look at the Maruzen M93R-FS CO2 Special Force is a machine pistol that offers the versatility of using either standard gas or CO2, making it a reliable choice for different weather conditions. The package includes a dedicated silencer and a hard case, though you will need to provide your own CO2 cartridges and BBs.

Yo-san chatters away on the  Maruzen CA870 Setagaya Base Rough Stock Kit in this video. The Maruzen CA870 is a popular choice for airsoft fans, and the stock kit, a limited-release accessory that is currently harder to find than a quiet spot in a busy city.

Mach Sakai reviews a unique collaboration between Maruzen and George Tokoro: the "Arakure" (Rough) Stock Kit for the CA870 airsoft shotgun. The kit features a stock that looks like it was hacked off by a rugged survivalist in a hurry, complete with visible screw holes and a deliberately unpolished finish. It’s the perfect accessory for anyone who wants their high-tech airsoft gun to look like it barely survived a scrap metal yard.