Something for World War II weapons collectors to consider if they haven't have this in their collections yet. Mach Sakai reviews the Japanese Imperial Army Nambu Type 14 airsoft pistol Late Version. This fires like the real steel version where you pull back the cocking bolt and fire in single action mode. As compared to Nambu Type 14 Early Version, the trigger has been enlarged to accomodate shooters with gloves. Mach Sakai finds the Marushin version quite accurate and with good trigger pull.

In the past days, Hyperdouraku has been going to some Imperial Japanese Army weapons used in World War II, and for this latest review, the Marushin Japanese Imperial Army Nambu Type 14 8mm Gas Blowback Pistol is reviewed. The Marushin replica, is a 1:1 ratio. This is most likely the HW version and you can pull bac the cocking bolt for single action mode. Its hop-up system, which is the LD-2, is adjustable.

New Marushin handgun now available at Redwolf Air­soft... "The Nambu Pistol was designed by Kijiro Nambu in 1902, and was used by the Imperial Japaneses Army and Navy during the WWI and WWII. The pistol has two variations, Type A and Type 14. This is the Later version of the Nambu Type 14 by Marushin. It has metal trigger, magazine, cocking bolt and safety lever, and has a blowback function.