A vintage airsoft pistol is taken apart by Japanese-language YouTube Channel Tecchi's Junk... "I disassembled the MGC/WA MGC MK IV that I introduced last time. The inside is a Western Arms Magna Blowback and is quite realistic. Assembly will be next time."

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Another blast from the past by Mach Sakai and a rare one too as he reviews the MGC S&WM559 JUNIOR 10 fixed slide gas powered airsoft gun. This was released in 1986 which MGC released as a cheaper version after the M459/659 models. It is a lower power version of the M559 with "Junior" engraved on the slide. It  hs blank pin was driven into the frame to make it difficult to disassemble.

We see another piece of airsoft history as Mach Sakai reviews the MGC S&W M459 NBB Pistol that was released in 1986 and a limited Winter edition was released in the same year. He checks it for all the details if it is replicated properly which is also fed by 15-BB round gas magazine. As always, there is a performance test near the end of the video.

We get to see a vintage airsoft pistol reviewed by Mach Sakai. Released in 1988, the MGC S&W M645 Fixed Slide Gun comes with a 15-BB round gs magazine and it has a Cyclone rifled inner barrel for accuracy. This has 0.4J power and since it is rifled, muzzle velocity does not increase. He checks it for external features, operations and performance.

Will these vintage airsoft guns released in the 1980s keep up with airsoft guns in the 21st Century? Comrade Quiche Airsoft got his gameplay footage showing ToyTec and MGC Calicos used at a game at the Hollywood Sports Park. We just hope somebody reproduce these space-age style rifles for airsoft gun... "Order 66 played a friendly game at Hollywood Sports Paintball & Airsoft in SoCal, coordinated by Phil! Thanks Phil!"

It's a vintage airsoft episode as DT 10mm Auto features the MGC Colt Government Series 70 airsoft pistol that is probably older than most airsoft players... "Based on MGC's model gun Colt Government Series 70, this is used by a Japanese drama series in which Hiroshi Tachi was played as a detective aristocrat. Since the initial speed cannot be measured with the model gun, I tried to record the operation of loading the cartridge and ejecting the pod instead.

Another look at the MGC H&K P7M13 GBB, a classic airsoft GBB pistol designed by Tanio Koba and released in 1995. It has been faithfully designed to operate just like the real world gun, given the details that Tanio Koba puts into his creations. L'antre Du Dingo got his hands on one for him to do a video review... "Let's go back in time and have a look at a very nice bb-gun, the P7M13 by MGC."

We go back in time again in this Vintage Air Review by Daisuke Kobori for Hyperdouraku. Being a user of MGC airsoft guns, this is a familiar pistol back in my uni days, the MGC Brown Maxi-Comp airsoft pistol which was released in 1987... "Once upon a time, MGC's home craft was a wide variety of variations. This is from the model gun era, and when something that will become one platform is completed, it will be sublimated to products with different charm while adding custom parts etc.

Daisuke Kobori writes for Hyperdouraku with a review of the MGC M92F Liquid charge fixed slide pistol that was introduced during the Mid-1990s... "In 1985, the U.S. Army adopted the Beretta M92F as a result of trial testing, and when heroes started using the M92F in Hollywood action and Hong Kong Noir, Japanese gun fans increasingly eager for the definitive M92F air gun became.

Bruce gets a rare classic airsoft gun designed by Tanio Koba for MGC in 1995, the MGC H&K P7M13 GBB... "Today I show you the so far only Airsoft GBB version of a H & K P7M13. This rare replica was made in 1995 by MGC (Model Gun Corporation). Responsible for this brilliant replica was none other than Tanio Kobayashi (Tanio Koba). I searched for a long time and my patience was rewarded twice over the years.