Airsoft Entrepot TV - VSR10 GSPEC Tokyo Marui
Hello Everyone ! A well known name in Airsoft is Tokyo Marui
This Japanese brand has been one of the first to make "modern" airsoft guns and invented a lot of actual standards
Despite the low power (due to Japanese laws), the quality of Tokyo Marui products is among the best there is
Today we show you the very famous VSR-10 Tokyo Marui, here the short version, the G-Spec ; let's take a look !
The gun is sold in a well decorated cardboard box
Inside we have the gun, well hold, a magazine, a silencer, some bbs, a cleaning rod and some tools to disassembly the gun
Its weight is 1,14 meters and its weight 2,1 kg (with the silencer)
The magazine is 12x3 cm and carries 30 bbs, its weight is 30 gr
The gun is available in black and OD, for about 250 € on our website
Its stock is well made, with no trace of moulding
The stock plate is made of rubber, with a VSR marking, also note the sling mount
The grip is comfortable and can be used by left and right handed users
The trigger guard is made of polymer, but the trigger itself is made of metal
On the right of the bolt, you have the safety (S position = safe)
The charging handle is made of metal
The cylinder can be seen through the (fake) ejection port
The picatinny rail on top of the bolt is 14 cm long, so you can put any scope you want
The external barrel is a straight cylinder, black and has discreet markings on the left side
The end cap has thread so you can put a silencer
The silencer length is 20 cm, its diameter 3,5 cm and its weight 93 gr
The thread of the silencer is proprietary to the gun
Chrony passage with 0.20 gr bbs ATM and hop up to the minimum
The charging handle is very smooth
The out of the box range is about 50 meters, which can be enough for the first uses
The gun has standard internal VSR10 parts
Disassembling can be hard if you're not used to this kind process, only do it if you know what you're doing
To disassembly the gun, first remove those two screws so you can remove the stock
Remove the screw from the trigger guard
Unscrew the screws from the trigger box and remove it from the receiver
Remove the cylinder
Remove the screw from the rail, and then from the receiver
It's important to remove those screws so you don't damage the external barrel when you unscrew it
Remove the two screws from the hop up unit and the screw from the hop up bar
You'll be then able to remove the whole from the external barrel
The inner barrel has a plastic barrel spacer
Remove all the screws from the hop up unit, in the end you'll be able to separate the hop up unit in two parts
You can now see the hop up bar, and the loading latch (it prevents double feed)
The gun (obviously) uses VSR10 inner barrels, the original barrel is made of brass (length is 303 mm, diameter is 6.04 mm)
The hop up rubber is a VSR10 type as well
Concerning the cylinder, it's crimped with pins ; be extra careful if you want to disassemble it
This is what the original parts look like
Brass cylinder head, polymer piston, plastic spring guide (with metal stick inside), 11 mm spring, metal cylinder
You can remove the charging handle by unscrewing the screw on the back of it
Concerning the trigger box, we can see the first sear and the 2nd sear (45° angle) ; they're both made of metal
The spring guide stopper is made of metal as well
The safety sear is also made of metal
On the left side, you can adjust the trigger course (stroke) and the trigger weight (trigger pull), using an alen key
This is how the safety works
This gun can be easily upgraded with VSR10 parts
If you want to shoot higher power, you'll have to upgrade the internal parts or something will break quickly
The VSR10 is inspired by the Remington M700
The military variants of this gun are known as M24 and M40
The Remington M700 is very common in the civil world, notably among hunters, but it's also used by armed forces
It's a very modular design, available in a large variety of calibers, with a lot of available accessories
On our model, we installed a JJ Airsoft scope ; you can also put for example a bipod and a sling
The G-Spec Marui is a very short, very light, easy to handle around, easy to upgrade, ideal for players who want to try sniping
It's also a good choice for the confirmed players who want one of the best base for a custom
Tokyo Marui is among the favorite brands of airsoft players, and we know why !
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It was Diane for Airsoft Entrepot TV, see you soon and good games !
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