Mach Sakai reviews a vintage Maruzen Uzi Pistol, a gas blowback airsoft gun originally priced at a modest 8500 yen. Despite its age and manual dating back to 1996, he is quite surprised to find it in functional condition after picking it up from a used shop. The gun features a unique internal gas tank system alongside the magazine, which allows it to fire a few rounds even after the magazine is removed—a quirk that requires some extra caution during handling.
Mach Sakai introduces the Maruzen CA870 Tactical 3, a sleek airsoft shotgun that seems to be having an identity crisis because it shoots more like a precision sniper rifle than a scattergun. The big update here is the newfound ability to swap out grips and stocks with standard M4-style parts, giving users the freedom to customize it until it looks less like a pump-action and more like something from a sci-fi flick.
Mach Sakai gets to check out the Maruzen M1100 Black Metalize Finish, a gas blowback airsoft shotgun from 1999. He goes over the gun's specifications, including its rare, discontinued status, "black metalized finish" for a realistic feel, and folding stock. He notes it holds four shells in the tube magazine and one in the chamber, and has a gas tank in the grip that allows for about 50 shots per fill. He does firing demonstrations at different distances, and tests the muzzle velocity and sound.
Mach Sakai goes over the Maruzen Colt Government CQB gas blowback airsoft pistol, a model first released in 2000. The review details the pistol's specifications, markings, ergonomics, and safety features, alongside a demonstration of its disassembly and reassembly. Performance tests cover gas consumption, muzzle velocity, and sound, with the reviewer commending its unique heavy recoil and surprising accuracy despite a heavy trigger.
Arms Magazine walks us through the features of the Maruzen CA870 TAC-10 airsoft shotgun in this video... "The 'TAC-10' has been added to the MARUZEN CA870 series of air-cocking shotguns, which have been highly popular among core users due to their simple pump-action firing method and high-fidelity performance with a variable hop-up system with the same structure as APS rifles.
Mach Sakai reviews the re-released Maruzen Walther PPK gas blowback airsoft gun, covering unboxing, features, and performance. He examines its specifications, including magazine capacity, weight, sights, and markings, while testing accuracy, gas consumption, muzzle velocity, and sound level. The PPK is evaluated in steel challenge and APS Cup shooting, with Sakai praising its trigger pull, recoil, and grouping potential. He recommends checking previous reviews of other models in the series.
Mach Sakai gets his hands on the new Maruzen CA870 TAC-10. The TAC-10 represents a modern, shotgun-styled sawn-off firearm derived from the CA870 series, emphasizing compactness and tactical functionality. It boasts a distinct, powerful aesthetic, featuring a newly molded, M-LOK compatible foregrip and an ergonomic Raptor pistol grip for enhanced handling.
The PDI-Japan 230mm 6.01 inner barrel for the Maruzen CA870 series is constructed from durable stainless steel (SUS304). The company says its exceptionally tight 6.01mm inner diameter is engineered to minimize air loss, resulting in excellent momentum transfer for the BB as it's propelled forward. This characteristic makes it optimally suited for short-range engagements, such as those encountered with pistols.
Mach Sakai revisits the Maruzen CA870 Fold Type airsoft shotgun, a classic model featuring ABS construction and a steel folding stock, measuring 777mm in length with a 230mm barrel. This spring-cocking shotgun holds 40 rounds and delivers a power output of 285 FPS in single-shot mode, offering a nostalgic look at older airsoft designs.
Pump action Maruzen M870 BV Live Cartridge Gas Shotgun gets the scrutiny of Mach Sakai. The Maruzen M870 BV Black Version is a gas-powered pump-action shotgun that utilizes live shells. With a fixed hop-up system, it offers accurate and powerful shots. Measuring 925mm in length and weighing 2550g, it provides a realistic and immersive shooting experience. The magazine tube can hold 4 shells, with an additional shell in the chamber, and the package includes 3 shells.
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