A very comprehensive review by Hyperdouraku of the recently released Tokyo Marui MP5A5 NGRS, checking the dimensions and comparing it to the standard Tokyo Marui MP5 AEG as well as the Systema TW5. Also included is a video disasssembling the AEG which you can use a reference when you get to own this NGRS... "It was in the spring of 1991 that Tokyo Marui launched the world's first electric gun, FA-MAS, as a product.

Electric guns swept the mainstream fully automatic gas guns in a blink of an eye, and quickly became the main weapon of survival games.

Just 30 years later, in the spring of 2021, Tokyo Marui announced the MP5A5, the next-generation electric gun introduced this summer.

The next-generation electric gun was upgraded from the AK74MN at the end of 2007. Tokyo Marui's high-end line electric gun series is equipped with a shoot and recoil engine that allows you to enjoy recoil, and some models have an auto-stop function with 0 remaining bullets and a realistic appearance made of metal.

Finally, the H & K MP5A5, a submachine gun (SMG) from the prestigious German firearm manufacturer, will be added to the lineup!

'Is it MP5 now?'

When the next-generation series appeared, such a story was once heard from Marui staff.
However, even now that many new SMGs have appeared, the MP5, which is still very popular, has many users who want the next-generation electric gun, and the author is one of those who longed for it.

In recent years, at overseas firearms trade fairs such as shot shows, MP5, which H & K had stopped manufacturing for a while, has been revived in the lineup, and licensed MP5 clones are also booming. It can be said that the MP5, which is the pioneer of this closed bolt SMG, is being reviewed worldwide.

MP5 often appears in movies. The scene in which Detective McClane, who plays Bruce Willis in the movie 'Die Hard', rushes to Nakatomi Building with MP5 stolen from a terrorist is particularly impressive."

Read the full review here.