Rarikuma reviews the KSC TT33 X-Comp Heavyweight, a gas blowback pistol he received as a birthday gift. The presentation begins with a look at the packaging, which cleverly doubles as a target, saving both the environment and perhaps a few stray BBs. The box contains the pistol, a single magazine, adjustment tools, and a small starter supply of BBs, setting the stage for some backyard or range testing.

The pistol itself blends a vintage aesthetic with some modern touches, featuring the classic star emblem on the grip and a sleek matte black finish. Rarikuma shows the integrated compensator on the slide, which adds a bit of flair to the old-school Tokarev design. While the grip is a bit smooth and might not be the best for those with sweaty palms, the overall build feels solid, and the controls are easy to reach even for those without giant hands.

During the test fire, the gun shows off a snappy recoil and surprisingly consistent accuracy, though he notices that the magazine capacity is quite low at around 10 rounds. This means you’ll either need to be a marksman or carry enough spare magazines to resemble a walking ammo crate. Despite a slightly finicky hop-up adjustment tool and a dislike for the cold, the Rarikuma is eager to take this monster out for a full game once the weather warms up.