Mach Sakai recently had a great time at the range with the Tokyo Marui S&W M645 airsoft pistol, a model based on S&W's first .45 caliber automatic pistol that was introduced in 1985. This air-cocking model is simple to operate: users manually prepare each shot by pulling back the slide, after which a pull of the trigger fires the BB bullet. Enhancing its performance, the pistol features a hop-up system which imparts rotation to the BBs, allowing them to fly further with less power.

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 checks out the Tanaka S&W M500ES gas gun, specifically the Model 500 Version 2. He lists the gun's pricing, specifications, and various design features, including its large cylinder, adjustable hop-up, and robust sights. The reviewer demonstrates the smooth trigger pull and the safety mechanism, as well as the simple process for loading gas and BBs. Performance tests reveal consistent muzzle velocities and efficient gas consumption, allowing for hundreds of shots per charge.

A take on the The ARES S&W 686 in this 6mm Product Reviews episode which they say is a robust, CO2-powered airsoft revolver, marking Ares' first gas pistol, and is designed for reliable performance and accuracy with its metal construction, 6-round capacity, semi-automatic shooting mode, adjustable hop-up, and a muzzle velocity of 360fps; its easy CO2 conversion and compatibility with ARES bullet cartridges make it a unique and efficient sidearm suitable for airsofters,

A quick look at the Ares S&W 686 CO2 Revolver that the Paradise Hobby Shop carry at their store.

A quick look at the features of the new ARES Airsoft S&W 686 CO2 Revolver that can be ordered from JK Army. The ARES S&W 686 CO2 Revolver elevates airsoft revolvers beyond novelty items with its adjustable TDC hop-up, a feature lacking in most competitors. It retains the beloved features of removable, realistic shells and includes a full moon clip for faster reloads, while adding premium touches like textured real wood grips and a smooth, realistic action.

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 good look at the Tokyo Marui S&W M&P 9L PC Ported GBB Pistol by Mach Sakai which includes performance test at his range. The Tokyo Marui M&P9L PC Ported is a replica of the S&W M&P9's 5-inch long slide version. It features a ported barrel and slide for reduced muzzle flash, a taller front and rear sight, a custom Palmswell, and a base for optional microprosites.

Jaeger Precision scrutinizes the Umarex/Wingun S&W 629 "Trust Me" Airsoft Revolver for this video review. The Smith & Wesson 629 Trust Me is a special edition airsoft revolver with a nickel-plated finish and ivory-look grips, reminiscent of a famous 1980s TV series. This full-metal replica shoots 6mm BBs with CO2 and features adjustable sights, authentic metal loading shells, and a hidden safety lever for collectors and plinking enthusiasts.

A comprehensive closer look at the Umarex S&W 629 airsoft revolver made by WinGun in this video by Jaeger Precision. The Umarex S&W M629 airsoft replica is modeled after a modern variant of the real steel Smith & Wesson Model 629, featuring a weighted barrel, rubberized grip for a more realistic feel, and adjustable hop-up for improved accuracy.