Marushin's GBB Shell Ejecting Videos

Marushin have released these videos of their existing 8mm Glock 21 shell ejecting model and their new Kimber Gold Match pistol.

Nice. Thanks for the share.

Fight Designer wrote:

Nice. Thanks for the share.

No problem They're getting pretty good now aren't they
I wonder how long it'll be before they launch an SMG MP40 maybe

They've done 'em in the past. I've got shell ejecting airsoft gas uzi, MP5, and MPL, although all of them have their problems, sadly.

It'd be nice to see some that were reliable and sturdier.

wow.. I have to say I havnt ever considered air soft... still unsure.. but the realistic action is impressive.

I have to think thats just cool!

Wow, i want one, this looks more the business than the glock 21 6mm is a better size for a shell ejector than 8mm the glcok only has 6 rounds just not enough. So how do i get my hands on this Kimber i have not seen them for sale on any airsoft site?

mate,

It seems this will be on sale at end April, but it is technically, end April.
But remember, Marushin is famous for due breaker......

Hopefully, I can hear more news in early May.

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Hi Shaz, looks like this Kimber is one that i have to have, lets hope they look at bringing some more of these shell ejecting GBB, maybe a subgun

Redworf Airsoft has the polished slide version in stock, the black out of stock, and the Kimber on pre-order.
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=26663

Here's another Video of Marushin's Kimber Shell Ejecting GBB


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV-7HfWiWmY

Well i have to have one of these, this is more like it 6mm is far more sensiblke a size for a GBB shell ejector than 8mm and 12 rounds better than the lousy 6 of the G21.

The Kimber's on sale now...!

Eh! changed my mind i want that minigun hate to think of the cost of the BB's for that. Thanks jim i wondered when they would be available i am suprised though that they have been released without much of a fanfare you would of thought something as realistic as this would be a big thing, surely the guys who do practical pistol still would love this type of model. Going to have to add to my list of wants.

Shame the minigun isn't a GBB...and this one's made by CAW (for some US company called ECHO) and the mag can load 3000 BBs at a time...

Not too keen on this Kimber because:

1) Weird looking/uncomfortable grip area (too straight to say the least);
2) Been told each charge can only last <20 shots;
3) Damn expensive while at the same time "extremely plastic";

I preferred those that MKK offered some 15 years ago:






More on: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ReviewDetail?reviewID=196

The rounds for this CZ75 are more realistic and the mag hold 15 rounds just like the real deal...

But by saying so, for Claymore and others who're interested - get this Kimber asap before the Japanese government reckon these can be easily converted as well...

Sorry to stray off topic, Jim,

How much is the minigun?

Cheers!

Oh some mistakes on the minigun...the 3000 rds that I stated is actually the cyclic rate of fire (the actual capacity = 1700 rds - can be emptied in 34 sec).

The domestic version is limited to 0.98 Joules only while the export version can have greater power (depends on where you live).

For pitfighter - Price wise:

￥300,000
￥189,000 (display / dummy model) - 7 available and I assume during manufacturing the internals on these 7 pieces were wrecked so they decide to glorify these as "display models" (the same for the Vulcan / Toytec M134 some 10 years ago).

And don't worry - sometimes the posts become more interesting when it's getting off-topic

Minigun is more than US3,000.
I heard CAW hold a class of "how to maintain minigun" to the owners.
shaz,

Thank you!

shazhib wrote:

I heard CAW hold a class of "how to maintain minigun" to the owners.
shaz,

Yes that's right - also applies to the Ferrari owners (maybe Bentley as well?) in which they've to undergo a special course teaching them how to handle their cars...unlike the Kimber GBB which it is way easier to handle & maintain (my responsibility to take my post back to the topic ).

Anybody here already field-tested the Kimber?