Mach Sakai checks out the TTI GEN-12 electric shotgun by Double Bell, a replica from the John Wick movies, purchased from Frontier for ¥52,620. It weighs 2.93kg, has an 800-round magazine, and features an ambidextrous charging handle, adjustable hop-up, and Keymod handguard for accessories. The gun runs on 7.4V LiPo batteries housed in the stock. Performance tests at 5m and 9m showed an average velocity of 88 m/s with 0.2g BBs.

Mach Sakai goes over the P08 Luger Artillery gas gun from Falcon Toy, which was purchased from a hobby shop. The gun is approximately 40cm in length and weighs 935g, with a magazine capacity of 16 rounds. The Luger Artillery replica gas gun features a unique design, including a faux wood handguard and a distinctive trigger that moves the toggle. As in previous reviews, he tests the gun's accuracy at 5m and 9m, noting that the point of impact shifts upwards as the trigger is fully pulled.

Mach Sakai reviews the Tokyo Marui HK45 Tactical gas blowback airsoft gun, purchased from Frontier hobby shop for ¥17,000. He points out the differences from the standard HK45, including a threaded outer barrel, ambi safety, and slightly different sights. This GBB pistol is about 32cm long and weighs 850g, with a magazine capacity of 26 rounds. He tests the trigger pull, demonstrates disassembly, and adjusts the hop-up.

Mach Sakai tries the Marushin 44 Automag Silver ABS 8mm BB for the video review. He covers the gun's specifications and features, including its 8mm barrel and adjustable sights, along with performance metrics like trigger pull and muzzle velocity. Field tests demonstrated its capabilities, despite trigger challenges, and the he ultimately enjoyed the 8mm blowback Automag.

Mach Sakai's video review covers the KSC MASADA CQB TAN gas blowback airsoft gun, acquired from Hobby Shop Frontier, detailing its specifications which include a length of approximately 18cm (74cm with stock extended, 82cm fully extended) and a weight of 3.4kg with its 729g, 38-round magazine.

Mach Sakai showcases the Tokyo Marui Glock 26 Advance gas blowback airsoft pistol, a March 2025 production that isn't a new model from the manufacturer. This GBB pistol measures around 21cm in length and weighs 648g, with a 25-round magazine weighing 282g. Features include an adjustable metal front sight and a rear sight without white markings. The grip is near full-size, featuring a flat side and finger grooves on the front.

Mach Sakai reviews the Ares Amoeba AR308S HPA, which uses a solenoid valve, going over its measurements, weight, and magazine capacity. He points out the features such as its 3-port flash hider, metal upper and lower receivers, adjustable front and rear sights, M-LOK handguard, ambidextrous magazine release, custom trigger guard and flat trigger, and adjustable stock.

Mach Sakai does a comprehensive unboxing and review of the C.A.T. Versatile-8 SMG, pointing reviewer highlights its compact size, sturdy build, and lightweight design at just over 2kg. Notable design features include M-LOK slots for customization, a compact charging handle for easy hop-up adjustment, and an ambidextrous bolt release. A key innovation is the interchangeable magazine housing, allowing compatibility with both M4 and AK magazines.

Mach Sakai checks out how fast the Tokyo Marui Auto BB loader requires 4 alkaline AA batteries and has a capacity of 1600 BBs against manual loader. This device includes adapters for electric guns, gas blowback, and electric handguns. The dimensions of the loader are 14cm x 11cm x 8cm, and it weighs 432g without BBs.

Mach Sakai delivers a review of the Thompson M1A1 Mule Real Wood Custom, emphasizing its authentic wooden stock and substantial weight, before delving into performance testing; he evaluates accuracy at 15 meters, measures muzzle velocity, scrutinizes trigger pull, and conducts both speed and bullseye shooting tests, meticulously adjusting the hop-up for varying BB weights, ultimately concluding with praise for both the rifle's aesthetic appeal and functional performance.