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Daiviet July 10th, 2009 09:16

Marui Five-Seven released
 
available at redwolf:http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=27218

http://img.redwolfairsoft.com/upload...GBB-FN57-L.jpg

Thenooblord July 10th, 2009 09:46

Do want.

RacingManiac July 10th, 2009 10:41

for the money I do want to get one and try it out....though the pistol being what it is I am wary as to what the blaze orange tip treatment will be like....more just intrigue by how TM did to the gun than actually being a fan of the 5-7....

PoFF July 10th, 2009 11:59

The good thing about this pistol is that the "real-steel" (or rather the "real-polymer") version beign made of 100% polymer (except for internal parts, of course), there won't be a need for those costly Full Metal Upgrades.

And for once, the actual caliber of the handgun is close to the diameter of a BB, so closer ressemblance.

Brian McIlmoyle July 10th, 2009 12:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by PoFF (Post 1022197)
The good thing about this pistol is that the "real-steel" (or rather the "real-polymer") version beign made of 100% polymer (except for internal parts, of course), there won't be a need for those costly Full Metal Upgrades.

And for once, the actual caliber of the handgun is close to the diameter of a BB, so closer ressemblance.

Also for Realcap loads this pistol carries 20 rounds ... so pretty decent ammo capacity.

RacingManiac July 10th, 2009 15:23

http://www.arms-cool.net/forum/thread-39106-1-1.html

Taiwanese site initial openbox impression, vs real one...

If you can't read Chinese, the highlights are:
-TM version feels more toy-plasticky, more so than Marushin.
-RS mag can't fit in the TM
-TM is lighter than RS
-trigger pull is shorter/lighter than RS

btw I am not sure as to how the poster has a RS 5-7....not knowing where he/she is based and have already gotten hold of the TM gun...

Styrak July 10th, 2009 15:47

"230.0 fps"

Probably on HFC134a, but still.....ewww....

ujiro July 10th, 2009 15:51

Yeah 230 on hfc134a.. Not too great lol. I mean you could slap a tightbore in there to boost it up a bit. But still..
Nonetheless, do want very badly.

RacingManiac July 10th, 2009 15:56

Redwolf jumps around with how they test the gun's FPS, they sometimes uses "Top Gas/Green Gas" and sometimes uses hfc134a...not very consistent....

The power seems to be on par for the most part with most TM though...

hattrick July 10th, 2009 16:51

must have....

aZn_triXta07 July 10th, 2009 19:29

I'm going to get one and break it.

Kuro_Neko July 10th, 2009 19:52

230 on hfc134a? I was under the impression that all TM pistols were propane ready? Why test with hfc134a? I'd love to have a FiveSeveN, especially a TM, but if it's only 230 and only hfc134a then I'll have to pass. That's too weak to field and hfc134a is a bit of a pain to get these days.

theguy July 10th, 2009 20:08

All tm pistols are designed for hfc134a becuase propane is over the legal FPS in japan.

That being said, most TM guns can handle propane well, i have been using propane in my high-capa, works perfectly

ujiro July 10th, 2009 20:21

Yeah unless they add the stupid overfill valve that they had on the MK23 mags (an easy fix anyways) then it will be propane ready. And as theguy said, all of their guns handle propane just fine.

stillbad July 10th, 2009 22:15

Hope my Marushin Five seveN doesn't catch me looking at this...with a pillow in my lap to hide my lust...


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