Another review of the new Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3 D.O.R, this time by Tawashi who says that this model features a completely redesigned frame, which aims to improve the overall ergonomics compared to older versions. While it retains the typical double-stack thickness, the grip feels more natural in the hand, and the updated safety lever is designed to keep your thumb from getting into a wrestling match with the slide during operation.

Owning a Tokyo Marui EVOLT usually involves a repetitive ceremony of taking down the rifle just to swap out a battery. While the specialized MS LiPo battery is reliable, its 800mAh capacity tends to clock out after about 20 magazines, leaving players in the lurch mid-game. For those who would rather spend their time aiming than performing field surgery on their gear, the constant disassembly is a chore that threatens to wear down the frame over time.