Tokyo Marui

They are one of the top manufacturers of airsoft guns. Even though their major market is in Japan, their market travels around the world through third party retailers. Tokyo Marui manufactures several different types of airsoft guns.

Types of Guns

They are well known for having extremely realistic airsoft guns. The Tokyo Marui trademark is the only difference between the real things.

Automatic Electric Guns (AEG)
Most of these guns are made of ABS plastic body and shoots 0.2gram pellets at around 270 to 295 fps. The Tokyo Marui AEG guns include Ak47, SIG 550, M4A1, and M16A1.

Automatic Electric Pistols (AEP)
These pistols operate on 7.2V rechargeable batteries and are more reliable than gas pistols in the cold. These pistols include the Glock 18C, Mac 10, M93R, and H&K USP.

Spring Operated Rifles
These manufactured airsoft rifles include XM177E2, G3 A3, MP5, and M16A1.

M203 Grenade Launchers
Airsoft players have two choices when selecting a Tokyo Marui M203 Grenade Launchers. They can select between the mounted or tactical. The mounted attaches to the M16 or M4 airsoft gun. The tactical is stand-alone airsoft gun that fires without needing any other gun.

Shotguns
Tokyo Marui developed a small selection of shotguns. These are all spring powered airsoft guns. The shotguns include SPAS 12, M3 Super 90 andM3 Shorty.

Pistols
Tokyo Marui manufactured several Gas Blow Back (GBB) pistols, including a berretta M92F, Desert Eagle, Glock, and SIG P226.

History

In the mid 1980s, Tokyo Marui was also developing radio control hobbies with a line of electric buggies, monster trucks, NASCAR; however, they had to pull out of the market because from Tamiya.

Visit the Tokyo Marui website however it is in a different language.

Tokyo Marui Airsoft

Tokyo Marui is the most popular airsoft gun make in the world. Tokyo Marui airsoft guns are known of their quality and also their detail. Tokyo Marui is one of the pioneers in the airsoft industry in part because of the gun laws in Japan. Since real fire weapons are not allowed in Japan, airsoft companies have been able to sell plastic replicas of popular gun models as an alternative. Tokyo Marui introduced the electric airsoft gun with introduction of their version of the FAMAS assault rife used by the French foreign legion, which features the first gearbox, a version 1. For more information on Tokyo Marui airsoft guns and to see models available for purchase, visit airSOCOM.com