Mach Sakai reviews a hard to find airsoft pistol, the Tanaka Works P229S gas blowback airsoft gun. He walks us through its features, including its dimensions, weight, magazine capacity, and unique compensator. He also covers the gun's operation, such as the smooth slide movement, trigger pull in both single and double action, and the safety mechanism. Further on, he demonstrates the field stripping process for maintenance and reassembly.
L'Antre Du Dingo does a detailed review of the Tanaka Works Smith & Wesson M500 Emergency Survival (ES) highlighting its appeal more to collectors than players. The replica, purchased from Impulse 101.jp, is praised for its realistic design and meticulous attention to detail, mirroring the powerful real steel .50 Magnum handgun. The review covers the unboxing experience, included accessories, and the replica's functionality, noting its gas operation and ability to hold 6mm BBs.
Mach Sakai reviews the Tanaka Works Super Redhawk rifle revolver custom, noting its weight and length, unique features like the front sight and handguard, and trigger pull in both double and single action. He tests the gun's performance at 5m and 9m distances, measuring the speed and sound level, and attempts the "Air handgun APS cup pulls". He says that it's enjoyable for its aesthetic and novelty, although not ideal for competitive use.
One of the toys in Ken Taka's Toy Collection is the Tanaka Works Tokarev TT-33 HW which he shows in this short video. A highly realistic replica of the iconic Soviet pistol, it is heavy weight in construction and shows excellent craftsmanship, including a textured grip and solid pistol frame, contribute to its authentic feel. The plastic slide and polymer frame strike a balance between realism and durability.
Ken Taka showcased the Beretta 92SB-F "Hollywood Version" Evolution 2 Heavy Weight cap gun, a re-release of MGC's classic model gun with improvements. This special edition, released at the end of 2024, replicates the specifications used in Hollywood films like "Die Hard" and "Lethal Weapon 2," including a long slide stop, compatible grip (left side), and checkered magazine catch.
A good look at the Beretta 92SB-F "Hollywood Version" Evolution 2 HW Cap Gun by Arms Magazine in this video... "Beretta submitted the 92SB-F, a slightly modified version of the 92SB, to the XM9 Service Pistol Trials to decide which handgun would replace the Colt M1911A1 for the US military. In the end, it was a one-on-one battle with the SIG SAUER P226, and it was successfully adopted as the official handgun. After that, the model name was changed from 92SB-F to 92F, and it became more popular in Japan.
This Tanaka M700 AICS Airsoft Sniper Rifle as reviewed by Mach Sakai, features a full metal outer barrel and a comfortable soft rubber stock. Weighing over 4.5kg, its substantial weight contributes to its stability and realism. The smooth zero-resistance bolt action, coupled with a cocking indicator, ensures effortless operation and safety. The removable metal magazine, capable of holding 27 rounds, adds to the authentic experience.
Not an airsoft gun, but a cap gun that shoots 7mm caps in the cartridges, the Tanaka S&W M28 “The Highway Patrolman” 4" HW gets featured by Arms Magazine... "Speaking of 'Hi-pato', many people may think of model guns that were previously released by MGC and Kokusai. Tanaka's newly released S&W M28 'The Highway Patrolman' 4-inch Heavy Weight Model Gun (hereinafter referred to as 'Hi-Pato') has an unprecedented high quality finish."
It's another episode of Arms Magazine's “Return of Tanaka’s Drawing Room” and they cover the Tanaka Works Smith & Wesson M10 revolver. Tanaka’s Reception Room” is a talk variety show hosted by the editorial staff of Arms Magazine’s sister publication, “Monthly Gun Professionals.”
Revolver John takes the S&W M10 M&P 4" revolver from Tanaka Works apart and puts it together again to show its various components in an attempt to fix it... "This Tanaka Smith & Wesson M10 was bought at KIC many years ago. I found the revolver wouldn't fire anymore at about three years ago, and I couldn't pump the gas into the gas cylinder, either. Lost of the gun diagram and lack of tools restrained me from any attempt to fix the problem myself. Until now...
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