Hyperdouraku reviews the compact and stubby G&G Armament Firehawk AEG. This AEG is part of the G&G Combat Machine Series and made with airsoft CQB games in mind. Most of the AEG is made up of allow, including receiver and Flash Hider. Polymer material, as expected is seein the pistol grip, stock and handguard.
Hyperdouraku went to the Mad Warriors Survival Game event last Saturyday at the Operation Freedom Survival Game Field in Chiba Prefecture. We're digging the loadouts of those who came as they were mainly garbed in Mad Max attire, most of it reminding us of the recent Mad Max: Fury Road movie. Lots of photos for you to check out what they have put together.
For collectors of airsoft guns based on period guns, they might want to check out this exquisitely done gas blowback version fo the M712 Mauser by Marushin. Reviewed by Hyperdouraku, this has metal parts, adjustable sights, full auto firing mode, mag release, and good for use in WWII reenactments.
More of an advertorial than an actual impartial review at Hyperdouraku, Kazuya Kaneko of Gunsmith Baton reviews the Airsoft Pioneer MK14 EBR Mod AEG. This is an extensively metal AEG that comes with 14mm CW Vortex Flash Hider. Just like other EBR AEGs, the magazine is stored in the space in the railed handguard which can carry a mini battery or a 7.4v Lipoly Battery. It comes with markings though not the way you woud want it to be.
A new video from Hyperdouraku which is a follow up of his unboxing and review of the Tokyo Marui M4A1 Gas Blowback Rifle with the ZET System. See it in action as he takes it to the field and we wonder what dummy suppressor he used on the GBB. He also does a full take down of the MWS, showing the ZET System that was designed to make the rifle more durable and perform better.
The latest review done by Toi Gentaro for Hyperdouraku covers the WE Airsoft 888 AEG, or WE's AEG version of the Heckler & Koch HK416 Rifle. Most of the parts are made of aluminium and whilst it is produced to replicate the original faithfully, it doesn't come with markings of Heckler & Koch, which of course you know why.
The latest gas blowback pistol from Tokyo Marui, the U.S. M9 Gas Blowback Pistol, gets reviewed by Hyperdouraku. Just released last month, this pistol comes with full markings. There are some differences between this and the Tokyo Marui M9A1 GBB Pistol but is no different in terms of power and recoil.
Toi Gentaro reviews the Tokyo Marui Smith & Wesson M19 6-inch Gas Revolver for Hyperdouraku. As shown in the photo, this pistol is the main weapon of Jigen Daisuke who is the right hand man of Arsène Lupin III in the Lupin III Series. You can load 4 BBs into the chamber giving you a total of 24 shots due from the 6 chambers.
Hyperdouraku blogs about the big airsoft event that took place a the Union Survival Game Field in Chiba Prefecture. Called the Survival Game Fest 2015, it was organised by ARMS Magazine which is owned by Hobby Japan. Survival gamers from all over Japan, about 400 participants for this year, with various gaming events, raffle prizes, and some fashionable Japanese lady gamers were there too. Various vendors attended the event such as Laylax, First Japan, etc.
Kazuya Kaneko, the manager of Gunsmith Baton reviews the Jing Gong SA58 Electric Blowback Carbine in this advertorial on Hyperdouraku. Many of you are already familiar with this blowback SA58 from JG and you get more with the package, but this one available for the Japanese market comes with full DSA markings and downgraded to meet Japanese regulations.
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