Tokyo Marui MP-A Next Generation Recoil Shock

This is a submachine gun which fires 9x19mm Parabellum cartridges, developed in the 1960s by Heckler & Koch. There are over 100 variants and clones of the famous German machine postol, including some semi-automatic versions. It is one of the most widely used submachine guns in the world, having been adopted by over forty nations and numerous military, law enforcement, intelligence, and security organisations.

This excellent replica from the master at Tokyo Marui is equipped with a highly safe "M-SYSTEM" that uses FET (electronic trigger method) and comprehensively monitors and controls FET, FC, battery, and motor with a microcomputer. It is a model suitable for celebrating the 30th anniversary by reproducing 3 bursts, improving the trigger response, supporting the genuine lipo battery scheduled to be released in the future, and thoroughly pursuing realism in the exterior and operability.

Equipped with shoot & recoil engine

By pulling the trigger, a weight of about 300g that imitates a bolt operates at the same time as firing, and the strong 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 releases the auto stop by pulling the bolt handle. It is a model that pursues the reality of operation and operability.

Reproduce 3 bursts

In addition to semi / fully automatic firing, 3 burst firing that fires 3 shots when the trigger is pulled is completely reproduced. The selector, which can be operated from either the left or right, is linked by the axis that penetrates the mechanical box, realising smooth rotation and a firm click feeling.

Equipped with FET

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

M-SYSTEM

Newly developed "M-SYSTEM" in which a microcomputer (MCU = microcontroller unit) comprehensively monitors and controls FETs, FC (Fire Control), batteries, and motors. It not only monitors information from 7 sensors and various voltages to switch the shooting mode and control the rotation of the motor, but also has safety such as detecting damage or abnormality in each place and stopping the operation. It is a system.

Pursuing appearance reproducibility

Many metal parts such as the upper receiver are coated with powder that has a texture close to the real thing. In addition, the hand guard, lower receiver, butt plate, selector, and cocking lever are moulded with reinforced nylon resin that is close to the real material.

Increased rigidity in various places

By reviewing the parts composition of the cocking handle and adopting reinforced nylon resin, it is possible to hit the locked cocking lever back. In addition, the sliding retractable stock has a new structure, improving realism and rigidity.

Adjustable rear sight

For the drum type rear sight, you can adjust the top and bottom of the landing with the attached rear sight adjust tool and the left and right of the landing with a Phillips screwdriver (*). * Phillips screwdriver is not included. Please prepare separately.

Realistic press-finished magazine

72 bullets. Comes with a magazine that uses a steel press outer case with the seams welded all around like the real thing. * Magazine compatibility is not compatible with other series of MP models such as the electric gun standard type.

Length : 500 mm / 660 mm (when stock is extended)

Height : 229 mm

Weight : 3,100 g (including empty magazine and battery)

Calibre:  6mm BB (0.2-0.25g)

Power source : 8.4V NiMH 1300mAh Mini S Battery (Not included) or 7.4v LiPo battery

Magazine Capacity : 72 rounds