Mach Sakai tries the KJ Works Ruger Mk-1 Silent Evo Pistol if it is stealthy enough to match the more popular MK23. This lightweight, reliable, and affordable Non-Blowback Airsoft Gas Pistol, inspired by the Ruger MK1, is perfect for beginners thanks to its simple operation - just load, insert, and shoot. Its quietness, lightweight design, and easy controls make it ideal for CQB scenarios or as a silent backup for snipers.
Mach Sakai checks the performance of a not-so-new product, the Tokyo Marui Glock 19 GBB Pistol. The Tokyo Marui G19 GBB is a said to be a well-built gas blowback pistol that is a faithful replica of the real Glock 19. It is mechanically and physically solid, and it is very accurate. The hop-up dial can be adjusted for added precision.
In this video review, Mach Sakai tests the S&T AK105 Sportsline, an affordable version of the AEG. The AK105 Sportsline is constructed with a variety of materials: the frame, hider, front sight, and gas block are made of nylon fiber, while the handguard and stock are made of ABS, and the upper, side rail, and rear sight are made of metal. The size of the AK105 Sportsline is approximately 830mm, which reduces to 600mm when the stock is folded. It weighs 2,460g and comes with a magazine that can hold 460 rounds.
Mach Sakai gets his turn to try the Carbon8 HellCat 4.3 Co2 gas blowback pistol. The Carbon8 Hellcat 4.3 is a tough, 1911-inspired CO2 gas blowback pistol with a fresh new design, aggressive looks, and compatibility with the M45 series. It meets safety standards and even comes with a sticker.
How about that? G&G got the Love Machine N°9 AEG that Mach Sakai reviews in this video. This is a limited edition AEG that is produced by 41PX Osumi. Based on ARP9 3.0, each part of the exterior is decorated with Black Orchid color parts, and the interior is carefully selected with the latest gearbox and full steel piston. Adopts an Ifrit motor and operates at 11.1V for crisp response.
Another bullpup design for Mach Sakai to test and he goes over the gas powered Hephaestus HTs-14. The HTS-14 is a bull-pup AK disguised as a compact CQB beast. Mimicking the familiar AK controls, it packs the punch of a full-size rifle in a package as nimble as a folded AKS-74U, making it ideal for swift maneuvering and lightning-fast target transitions.
Mach Sakai reviews the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa Gold Match GBB pistol if it is a something that meets his requirements as a competitive shooter. The Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 5.1 Gold Match is said to ba refinement of the legendary airsoft pistol with smoother cycling, an accessory-ready frame, and striking gold accents. While internal performance remains top-notch, the real draw is the enhanced ergonomics and eye-catching aesthetics, making this Hi-Capa more than just a reliable airsoft pistol.
Mach Sakai brings out the Tokyo Marui M&P9 V Custom GBB Pistol to his range to check operation, feature and performance. The TM V Custom M&P9 is a lightweight, gas-efficient pistol with a duller finish than previous models. It features a 26+1 magazine, ambidextrous controls, and an easily accessible hop-up adjustment. The trigger is spongey due to the Glock-style safety, but aftermarket parts are available for those who prefer a speed trigger.
It's the turn of the recently released Tokyo Marui AKX Gas Blowback Rifle to be tested by Mach Sakai. Tokyo Marui's upgraded AKX GBB rifle modernizes the classic AKM with a sleek M-Lok handguard, customizable rails, and improved sight system. Its lightweight design, strong recoil, and compatibility with existing AKM magazines make it a versatile choice for airsoft players seeking a blend of tradition and tactical customization.
YouTubers like Mach Sakai are nostalgic for Real Sword's high-quality airsoft guns, especially the Type 56-1 which faithfully replicates the classic Chinese assault rifle. This gun boasts features like real wood furniture, steel parts, and a durable gearbox, making it a true collector's item despite Real Sword's absence from the airsoft scene.
