Tokyo Marui MP-SD Machine Pistol Integrally Suppressed - Next Generation Recoil Shock AEG

The latest NGRS (Next Generation Recoil Shock) rifle release from the masters at Tokyo Marui is the German Engineered Machine Pistol Integrally Supressed Sub Machine Gun.

Born in West Germany in 1965, this is a submachine gun that boasts outstanding accuracy by applying the company's G3 firing system. It uses a pistol bullet that has a weak recoil and is easy to control, and is compact and easy to handle. Highly rated.

The Machine Pistol, which is used not only by Germany but also by special forces such as the United States, France, and Japan, has developed a large number of variations according to the requests of individual organizations. In addition, due to the large number of formal adoptions, there are many opportunities to appear in various news, movies and games, and it is a famous gun that boasts a very high popularity and name recognition here in Japan.

Machine Pistol with silencer and retractable stock

The gun equipped with a silencer is now available as a next-generation electric gun!

Equipped with a highly safe "M-SYSTEM" that uses an FET (electronic trigger method) and comprehensively monitors and controls the FET, FC, battery, and motor with a microcomputer. Reproduction of 3 bursts, improved trigger response, support for genuine lipo batteries scheduled to be released in the future, and thorough pursuit of realism in exterior and operability.

Equipped with shoot & recoil engine

By pulling the trigger, a weight of about 300g that simulates a bolt is activated at the same time as firing, and the intense recoil generated inside the main body is transmitted to the whole body. In addition, it is equipped with an auto stop system that stops firing when the magazine is empty and a bolt release mechanism that pulls the bolt handle to release the auto stop. It is a model that pursues the reality of operation and operability.

Equipped with FETs

Equipped with FET (electronic switch) instead of the conventional mechanical switch. Compared to a mechanical switch, the current loss generated at the contact is reduced, and the response from pulling the trigger to firing the BB bullet is improved.