Mach Sakai gets his hands on another vintage airsoft gun, the Masudaya Bolt 888 MK2, one of the earliest skirmishable airsoft guns produced and this uses the 7mm plastic BB. He inspects the features and build especially for an early version airsoft rifle, including muzzle velocity and range. As always, he also puts it through a steel challenge.

Mach Sakai checks out the affordable CYMA CM.706 airsoft sniper that is available at most airsoft retailers around the world. Based on the Accuracy International L96/L115A3 sniper rifle, this has a folding stock, monopod, fluted barrel, 20mm top rail, fluted barrel, and adjustable cheek rest. He tests it in a quick steel challenge as well as scrutinise its features and details.

It's been years now since we last saw a Maruzen APS2 SV airsoft sniper rifle and finally Mach Sakai features this rifle in one of his video reviews. Released over 2 decades ago this airsoft sniper rifle is based on the Steyr SSG and is mainly made of plastic and material. A BASR, this has a 25-round BB capacity.

Whilst we always think of the airsoft Detonics .45 as being a Tokyo Marui, another respected airsoft manufacturer, Marushin, got its own version as featured by Mach Sakai in this video. This is the Maxi 8mm non-blowback that is on the market for over 10 years now. How does it still fare after all these years? Watch the video:

Mach Sakai checks out a version of the Ruger Mini-14 1985 Edition as made by Maruzen that is a pump-action and spring ejecting airsoft rifle. The Ruger Mini-14 is a semi-auto rifle that was released for use by military, law enforcement and civilians. There are different versions that can fire either the 5.56mm or the 7.62mm round. Video shows a walkthrough of the features, mag drop test, live shoot test, and a quick steel challenge.

Mach Sakai checks out what BOLT Airsoft says has the strongers BRSS system in their line-up -- the BOLT Airsoft AKM BRSS AEG. The BRSS or the Bolt Recoil Shock System is a simulated recoil feature in their AEGs for more realism. But will Mach Sakai be satisfied with not just the recoil but the overall operation and performance of this AEG?

If you want a budget V10 GBB pistol if you find the Tokyo Marui version a bit high in terms of price, then you can check out the Double Bell V10 Ultra Compact GBB Pistol. It is available in freon and CO2 versions and is available in Japan. Mach Sakai gets his hands on one to check out if it fares well to his standards.

We get to have a taste of airsof history as Mach Sakai features the Masudaya Detachable Buffalo SS-3 in this video. According to him, this was produced in 1974. Whilst known as a company for battery operated toys it is one of the pioneers in developing airsoft guns that are skirmishable and rode on the rise of airsoft in the 1980s.

The company is also known as Masudaya Modern Toys.

The hot selling Glock 17 Gen 4 Gas Blowback Pistol from Tokyo Marui has been shipping again to retailers last month and Mach Sakai got one from this batch to see its externals which is said to be accurate in dimensions and able to fit in most, if not all, holster made for the Glock 17 pistol. He also checks it for magazine drops, shooting, and a performance test ina  steel challenge.

A cheaper airsoft version of an iconic World War II weapon, the S&T M3A1 Grease Gun AEG gets checked by Mach Sakai. This AEG comes with full auto fire and a 520-round high capacity magazine. The battery compartment is im the pistol grip and the safety is the shell ejection cover, mimicking the real steel one.