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.
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.
Japanese airsoft was well represented as well during the recently held 18th Hooha Show hosted by Combat King Magazine in Taipei, Taiwan. Japanese airsoft company Gunsmith Baton posted this video giving us a good tour of the exhibit floor, as well as the highlights of the show. Japanese female airsoft celebrity, Itsuya, was there too as she is now a regular attendee of the event.
Hyperdouraku reviews the APS Airsoft M4 KeyMod LPA AEG that is supplied by Gunsmith Baton. This AEG has an electric blowback feature and has the WarSport LVOA KeyMod Handguard that was popularised by Chris Costa. They find it to be rigid enough and has excellent weight balance. Recommended for airsoft game and detail good.
Hyperdouraku writes about the first M4 CQB-R Blowback AEGs from Baton Airsoft. These are basically offerings to meet either the budget or high performance requirements of the airsoft player. For those on a budget, they can go for the Sportline version and those who can afford more can go for the HR (High Rate/High Cycle) version which is highly tuned to be responsive when used in airsoft games.
Now available in Japan is Czech-made ZB26 AEG which was actually released last year. Gunsmith Baton has this in stock which they sell at JPY76,990 tax included. This weighs around 6.48 kilograms, with a full length of 1,190mm. The magazine ha sa capacity of 500 rounds of 6mm BBs. Since it's made for the Japanese market, it fires at 0.787 joules or 291fps.
Read more about the Myth ZB26 At Hyperdouraku. (In Japanese)
Modify sent in news about a review of their MOD24 Sniper Rifle done by Japanese top shooter, Mach Sakai... "This link is the test report of our airsoft gun MOD24. The Japanese dealer Baton Trading Co., Ltd. entrusted Mr. Mach SAKAI to do the test report for MOD24. Mr. Mach is the very famous Japanese top airsoft shooter. He won the American shooting match of steel challenge. In 7:35 of this video is the performance of the LED Magazine in the night.
For those who have been following the Japanes airsoft scene, apart from looking forward to new release from the Japanese airsoft companies, Gunsmith Baton rings a bell, as he is well known for his custom work which always get featured in Hyperdouraku. In this review made by Kazuya Kaneko, the Baton Airsoft M4QCB Blowback is a highly tuned airsoft M4 AEG with blowback features.
Kazuya Kaneko does this latest review at Hyperdouraku on the APS M4 Guardian Tactical as supplied by Gunsmith Baton. This is an original AEG design from APS that uses their hybrid gearbox design which we'll try to find out more when we also get our hands on one which will be soon. The reviewer is impressed by the design and handling, which is a signature APS when they started developing airsoft guns under their own brand.
With the new airsoft sniper rifle from Modify, called the MOD24, Gunsmith Baton never wasted time to try it for accuracy. In this video, they test it in its default configuration (configuration to meet local laws), then they try it with their Ryusoku Tune to improve performance at longer ranges. Watch the video closely to find out if the MOD24 is what you need for an airsoft sniper rifle.
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