Another unboxing and review by Airsoft Mike, and he goes over the Golden Eagle Nambu Type 96 LMG airsoft replica, which replicates the Imperial Japanese Army's light machine gun used during World War II. He notes the gun's impressive construction, noting its full metal body and real wood stock, along with historical details like the adjustable rear sight and functional, sturdy bipod.

For the short review, he covers practical airsoft features, including the large 700-round high-cap flash magazine, battery storage within the butt plate, and hop-up access. A performance test shows the LMG fires at an average of 311 FPS and achieves approximately 12 rounds per second, with the replica weighing in at a manageable 6.5 kg.