Tokyo Marui has confirmed that the G19 Gen5 MOS gas blowback pistol is scheduled for release on 29 January. For those who have been patiently waiting to retire their older airsoft pistols, this version brings the compact frame into the fifth generation. It appears the wait is nearly over for enthusiasts looking to update their kit with the current iteration from the Japanese manufacturer, provided they haven't already spent their hobby budget for the month.

6mm Badger tries the Tokyo Marui P320 Full-Size for this video review... "I unboxed the brand-new Tokyo Marui P320 Full-Size GBB — bought directly from Tokyo Marui (it arrived as a packaged set with an extra magazine). In this video I walk through the premium packaging (seriously Apple-level unboxing vibes), initial fit & finish impressions, and my first live-fire test indoors.

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This custom airsoft gun, built by Prime Mech Airsoft, is based on a Tokyo Marui URG-I Next Generation Recoil Shock (NGRS) platform. Key performance upgrades include the installation of a Leviathan NGRS electronic control unit (ECU) and a 22 Turns Per Armature (TPA) motor. When tested, the rifle achieves an output of 1.2 Joules (J) using 0.30-gram BBs.

Mach Sakai does a live-fire review of the Tokyo Marui AKX Gas Blowback airsoft rifle, which he highlights for its impressive "shocking recoil" and superb build quality. The review first covers the rifle's specifications and design, noting its weight of 3.58kg, its price of ¥69,800, and a 35-round magazine. Key features discussed include the adjustable front and rear sights, a secure folding stock, and user-friendly elements like an easily operable magazine catch and a comfortable grip.

Here is what SK Airsoft says about the Tokyo Marui Saiga 12 SBS, a gas blowback airsoft shotgun based on the short-barreled tactical conversion of the AK-derived Saiga 12. It is a unique model, being the only semi-automatic, triple-shot, magazine-fed gas blowback shotgun available, a replica that took five years to develop. The gun is constructed from a zinc/aluminum alloy, steel, and polymer, weighing about 3.5 kg.

Mach Sakai does a performance test of the Tokyo Marui CAR-15 electric airsoft rifle, which he acquired from a used sale. He thoroughly examines the rifle's physical characteristics, noting its compact length of approximately 68cm and a light weight of 2.5kg. Key features highlighted include the distinctive handguard, the adjustable two-stage rear sight, and the accessible hop-up adjustment dial located behind the ejection port cover.

Jaeger Precision takes the Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle "Hard Kick" GBB pistol to the range, a model he had never owned until recently. Describing it as an older "relic," this episode aims to test the pistol's reputation as a "sniper pistol" by shooting it out of the box with heavy .30g BBs at long range. He begins testing on the range, experimenting with the hop-up setting to achieve the best results for distance and accuracy.

Mach Sakai reviews what is called the "Perfect Maxima," a highly customized Tokyo Marui HK45 electric airsoft handgun that features a brushless motor and a pre-cocking system designed for significantly improved response over the stock model. He lists further personalized modifications, including installing a short-stroke trigger, reducing the main spring strength, and smoothing the grip for competition use.

Mach Sakai does a head-to-head comparison of the LayLax SIG M17 (CO2) and the Tokyo Marui P320 (traditional gas). Key physical differences he points out are the M17 having more extensive and realistic external markings, while the magazines are not interchangeable between the two models, and the M17's slide is heavier to rack.

Ahjae TV reviews the Tokyo Marui Sig P320 Gas Blowback (GBB) handgun, a full-size replica of the firearm that inspired the US military's M17/M18 sidearm. The most notable feature of this model is the incorporation of a detachable Fire Control Unit (FCU), which is modular and engraved with a unique serial number, faithfully mirroring the real steel version. Internally, the design uses an under-hammer system to optimize space and includes a large 15mm piston, which contributes to its performance and efficiency.