We find Ollie Talks Airsoft doing what he likes to do best --- talk about airsoft, whilst he battles cancer. In this video he shares what he likes about the Tokyo Marui Glock 17 Gen 5 Gas Blowback Pistol... "This Gen 5 glock from TM is actually a beast, I thought the last change from TM from Gen 3-4 was a big leap in performance but a lot of issues persisted, well this isn't just a re-vamp externally, there's plenty going on under the hood too to keep airsofters happy."

Mach Sakai reviews a classic-looking gas blowback M4A1 rifle equipped with the Tokyo Marui MWS system. The review covers various aspects of the rifle, including its packaging, instructions, overall length, weight, and the method of installing a silencer. Sakai also examines the front and rear sights, handguard, engravings, and charging handle.

At Eagle6 Airsoft, they recently completed a commissioned project to upgrade a Tokyo Marui M4 CQBR NGRS. Richard, a member of their technical team, conducted a thorough examination and demonstration of the customer’s enhanced TM M4 CQBR NGRS build.

The full description of the build is as follows:

The FPS results, with the hop set and range tested at 65m, were 356 FPS when measured on a 0.20 gr BB and 275 FPS when measured on a 0.32 gr BB. The range test was conducted using 0.32 ammo at a distance of 65m.

Frog Engineering shows the results of their L119A2 built using the HAO L119A2 Kit with the Tokyo Marui MWS GBB as the base gun. The HAO L119A2 Monolithic (IUR) full kit for Marui MWS is a true monolithic upper receiver with a handguard, crafted from tough and slim 7075-T6 alloy. This kit also includes a very accurate L119A2 type lower, designed with meticulous attention to detail to satisfy true SAS enthusiasts.

Richard from Eagle6 Airsoft has recently completed another upgrade project. This time, the focus was on the Tokyo Marui MK46 NGRS. The FPS results were measured using a 0.20 gr BB and a 0.30 gr BB, with results of 284 FPS 1.12J and a range test of 65m respectively.

Heavy Metal Jacket Airsoft shifts from VFC to checking Tokyo Marui NGRS models and in this video he shares his initial thoughts on the new Tokyo Marui MP5SD6 NGRS... "In this video we take a look at the latest Marui NGRS AEG, the SD6. Right after I solo infiltrate the hideout of Djungelskog, clearing it of henchmen and eliminating the bear himself.

This one was a lot of fun to film."

PaDek TV finds the Tokyo Marui URG-I Sopmod Block 3 NGRS a leap up in the evolution of airsoft guns. The URG-I Sopmod Block 3 is an airsoft rifle replica modeled after the US Army Special Forces' carbine. It features a realistic recoil thanks to the Tokyo Marui Next Gen Recoil System, and the strong, robust build keeps the free-floating hand guard stable for easy customization with M-LOK compatible attachments.

Another white edition from Tokyo Marui, the Hi-Capa White D.O.R. GBB Pistol, gets the attention of Arms Magazine... "When it comes to gun colors, dark earth and gray are often used these days, but black and silver are overwhelmingly popular. This is the second model following the next-generation electric gun AK White Storm, which features a white high-capacity DOR that breaks the image of gun colors, and the first white model for a handgun.

Simo shoots with the Tokyo Marui MTR16 GBB Gold Edition during a game and notices that there are more players using it than those with the M4 MWS... "This time, my friend K bought an MTR16, so I had the opportunity to shoot it. Only the floating valve SP has been replaced with an Olga SP, but the others are out of the box.

Mach Sakai takes us on a nostalgic journey, showcasing the MP5SD4 1995 model from Tokyo Marui. This model was unveiled at the Shizuoka Hobby Show and was a limited release. The MP5SD4 Digest package comes with detailed instructions. The overall length and weight of the model are well balanced, making it comfortable to handle.