Crossfire Guns in Airsoft Form

DystopiaMMIX

http://www.tokyo-marui.co.jp/products/


Doing some web browsing in Japanese and stumbled upon this spiffy Japanese site for Airsoft guns. Would be pretty good for Halloween Costumes if you could get one in time...or afford one, they are decently priced and battery powered. They don't seem to appear as flimsy as the orange-tipped ones I see here in the states.












They have alot of em...sorry though I didn't find a scrub light on the page...but I didn't look through everything.

FuturistiK

Not to mentions confiscating them.

SooperPickle

I'm pretty sure they're legal if they aren't loaded, but I could be wrong :P

dual1020

there have been legal issues about them in japan. Because in the general sense not firearms they are legal. But these weapons are made to be the best replicas of the original thing, therefore unregulated in the impact velocity of the guns, and they can do heavy to fatal/lethal damage to living organisms, so there was a debate on whether or not to allow these guns to be sold without licences or to let them to be in the market at all.

SooperPickle

I dont think they're allowed in city limits here, but I'm not too sure. I would love to have the m4 though. Already getting kids doing their halloween pranks on my house, would love to scare them to death :P

dual1020

PickleMunzta wrote: »

I dont think they're allowed in city limits here, but I'm not too sure. I would love to have the m4 though. Already getting kids doing their halloween pranks on my house, would love to scare them to death :P

You'd have a hard time explaining about it too, since these model guns were designed to be as much of an exact copy to the original. I mean, the mp5 and the desert eagle looks almost identical to the real one.