Overview:
I've always been fascinated by the Tokyo Marui PSG-1. To many players, it's a long-time 'grail' item, boasting full trademarks, a significant weight, and internal technology that's still unique even now. What's really impressive is its sturdy body – a standout feature for Tokyo Marui back in 2010. This replica wonderfully filled the DMR/Sniper role until, sadly, it was produced in very limited quantities by Tokyo Marui, causing prices in the US to soar. Quality: Crafted during its era, the Tokyo Marui PSG-1 was well-built, featuring a full plastic receiver with minimal wobble. It came with a snug handguard and a fully adjustable stock, offering up to 3 inches in length of pull and 2 inches in cheek rest height. The rifle’s grip includes an adjustable palm rest, allowing the user to set their preferred height. Also noteworthy is the adjustable trigger shoe, customizable to the exact finger position. Boasting a metal barrel, trigger, internals, and a functioning charging handle, this model was a flagship for Tokyo Marui. It featured electrical blowback and the included PSG-1 optic, enhancing magnification for longer ranges.
Internals:
Under the hood, the Tokyo Marui PSG-1 utilized the Version 4 gearbox, an intriguing variant of the Version 3 found in Tokyo Marui's G3 series. This gearbox had a longer piston area, a wider bore, and high-ratio gear setup, perfect for long-range use. Its built-in pre-cocking feature meant the piston was already pulled back before the trigger was pressed, ensuring an almost instant trigger pull – a highly realistic feature at the time. It's important to note that the charging handle needed to be racked to load the first BB into the 'chamber', preventing a dry fire on the first shot. Except for the medium-type motor, the internals were entirely proprietary. Despite this, the excellent build quality, both inside and out, makes it a remarkable replica, even years later.
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