The Maruzen CA870 TAC10 airsoft shotgun that Mack Sakai reviews is a 2026 reissue, maintaining its reputation as a compact and lightweight option for players. He notes its updated features, including M-LOK rail compatibility for those who enjoy attaching lights and gadgets until the gun is barely visible. At about 1.4kg, it is easy to handle, though the front sight requires a bit of DIY involving double-sided tape and a steady hand.
A detailed review of the CGS Noveske N4 gas blowback airsoft rifle in Flat Dark Earth. Mach Sakai starts by mentioning a recent culinary experiment with sukiyaki and udon before diving into the technical specs of the rifle. He notes that the gun feels solid with its metal upper and lower receivers, though the grip is quite thin, making it easy to wrap your fingers around—unless, perhaps, you have the hands of a giant.
Mach Sakai presents a custom-modified Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 5.1 designed for upcoming shooting competitions. The focus is on improving accuracy at a distance of 10 meters, featuring a lightened magazine and an outer barrel that eliminates short recoil for a more stable shot. He also shows off some DIY adjustments, like filing down parts for a better fit and adding a red fiber optic sight because he simply prefers that color for visibility in dim settings.
Mach Sakai conducts a detailed comparison between the Tokyo Marui Next Generation MP5A5 and the Evolt M4 with Recoil. He examines the MP5's physical build, noting its weight of 2.84kg and its functional features like the 72-round magazine and adjustable sights. He takes the time to demonstrate the battery installation process using a LiPo battery and explores the tactile feedback of the selector and charging handle, which allows for the famous "MP5 slap."
The Maruzen M1100 BV makes a return in 2026, offering enthusiasts a chance to own this gas-powered semi-automatic shotgun once again and Mach Sakai gets his hands on one. The replica mimics a 20-gauge shotgun rather than the more common 12-gauge, resulting in a slightly slimmer and more manageable profile. It features a fiberglass-reinforced resin construction that feels sturdy in the hand, though users might want to add their own front sight since it doesn't come with one out of the box.
Mach Sakai takes a good look at the Maruzen M93R-FS CO2 Special Force is a machine pistol that offers the versatility of using either standard gas or CO2, making it a reliable choice for different weather conditions. The package includes a dedicated silencer and a hard case, though you will need to provide your own CO2 cartridges and BBs.
Mach Sakai does a side-by-side comparison between the modern VSR-ONE Gold Edition and the classic G-Spec airsoft rifles from Tokyo Marui. He examines their physical differences, noting that while the VSR-ONE sports a flashy gold finish and a compact, tactical design with an adjustable stock, the G-Spec remains a lighter and longer alternative.
Mach Sakai checks out the GHK AK74 FAB Custom, a gas blowback airsoft rifle that has been modified for a modern look. He examines the various tactical additions, including the FAB Defense style handguard and stock, while noting the substantial weight of about 4.1 kilograms. This heft seems to help manage the recoil, though it might give your arms a bit of a workout if you plan on carrying it all day.
Mach Sakai does a review and the usual accuracy test of the KSC Mega MKM CQB M4, a gas blowback airsoft rifle licensed by Mega Arms. He checks the various custom modifications, including a swapped handguard, grip, and stock. He also mounts a 1x-6x zoom battle scope to compensate for the lack of built-in sights, noting the rifle's substantial weight of over 3.6kg, which might give your arms a bit of a workout during a long session.
Mach Sakai puts the The G&G L85A3 AEG through its paces. This is the classic British service weapon, shedding its tea-and-biscuits reputation for something much more reliable. According to him, this electric model features a sturdy metal build that feels substantial in the hands, weighing in at over 3.6kg.