Hyperdouraku finds the ASG CZ Scorpion 3 A1 AEG as an excellent performer, comparable to Tokyo Marui AEGs. It's also easy to adjust the hop-up adjustment and at such a compact size, is maneouverable and stable to use. It's full featured AEG and as such he recommends to Japanese airsoft players with high standards.
Read the full review here and below is the video overview:
Hyperdouraku reports of what happened during the recent 77th Victory Show at the at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industry & Trade Hammamatsuchou Hall last Sunday, 5 July 2015. The most awaited products from Tokyo Marui, the AA-12 AES and the M4A1 MWS Gas Blowback were on display. Itsuya was there as well and we see for the first time, Anny Chan, the airsoft angel from Taiwan also gracing the show.
For those who follow KJ Works, it would be interesting for them to note of the KJ Works Glock 19 Type H Gas Blowback Pistol which is released in Japan and is reviewed by Hyperdouraku. Whilst we are used to KJ Works airsoft pistols to come with metal frames and bodies, this one is equipped with a plastic slide to probably meet Japanese regulations. You also might wonder about "Type H" which actually stands for "Heavyweight".
Hyperdouraku was at the International Tokyo Toy Show 2015 to visit the Tokyo Marui booth and check the product that would be probably be ignored by the adult airsoft players. This is about the "Train Gun" that is actually marketed to kids and is a very safe to use airsoft gun-cum-toy train. It does not use plastic BBs but a more custom foam pellets that when fired, the human target won't experience any pain or even notice he/she gets hit.
We've been hearing about the S-Thunder products again, though this is not exactly a new product. Yas of Hyperdouraku reviews the S-Thunder Pistol Grip Grenade Launchers that can use M203 or 40mm gas grenade shells such as the CAW 40mm Moscart. This is available in three versions, Short Composite, Long Composite, and Short Metal.
Talking about getting really eco-friendly! An interesting electric powered toy gun gets tested by Hyperdouraku. Called the Zhi Lun M4 Storm, this gun fires 10mm "Water Bullets" that weigh 5grams. The ammo is fed from the top in the shape of a "scope" which will remind you of the Paintball Hopper. It is powered by 6 AA Batteries that are installed in the magazine area. If you watch the video, it fires sluggishly and according to Yas, it barely reaches a distance of 10 metres.
Latest review from Hyperdouraku covers the Bolt Airsoft SR16 URX3.1 which comes with the Bolt Recoil Shock System, or the electric blowback and recoil system that comes with their complete line of AEGs. Yas wonders if this technology is in conflict with some of Tokyo Marui's patents given that they released and patented the first electric blowback and recoil technology though it seems that it doesn't having acquired its own patent for the BRSS in Japan in 2012.
Over a week ago, Hyperdouraku attended the Shot Show Japan 2015 which took place in Osaka last 30-31 May 2015 at the Osaka Shinsaibashi Sanbouru Exhibition Area. He gives us a rundown of what he saw there, including the newly announced Tokyo Marui AA-12 AES which many are looking forward to its release. We also see the venerable Tanio Koba at the exhibit, and many custom airsoft guns too.
The latest review from Hyperdouraku is the the new outdoor survival game field called Battle Free Koga-Base which is located in Koga, Ibaraki Prefecture. It opened just last April 15 and according to Yas, it is a compact field of 45m x 25m, more fit for close quarter battles. It has a 30 people capacity though 10 vs 10 will be the most comfortable maximum configuration playing at this site.
We get to have a closer look with the S&T M240 Medium Machine Gun AEG as Hyperdouraku reviews it. The M240 is the US military designation of the FN MAG which is designed to use the 7.62 x 51mm NATO ammo, but in the case of airsoft it's the 6mm BB. This AEG was released to the market in March 2015.
Read the full review here and below is the video highlight:
