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TOKYO MARUI  |  SKU: TM-PS-DE5HK

TOKYO MARUI Desert Eagle .50AE Hard Kick GBB Airsoft

$987.00 HKD

Region of Origin: JAPAN

Magnum Auto “Desert Eagle” launches the largest handgun .50AE bullet. In order to reproduce this powerful force, a dedicated hard kick and gas blowback engine was installed to reproduce the reaction that could not be controlled with one hand.

Hard chrome plating is applied to the whole body, and it has a beautiful contrast with the rubber type grip.

Major features

  • Hard kick and gas blowback
    A special ultra-large cylinder has been newly developed to achieve the largest blowback in the series.
  • IMI official license
    Obtained a license from Israel Military Industry, the manufacturer of dessert eagle, and the stamp is also realistically reproduced.
  • Large magazine included
    A special magazine with a large gas capacity and 27 rounds is included to create a powerful blowback.

Product Specification

Manufacturer SKU : TM-PS-DE5HK
Material : Plastic
Magazine Capacity ( Rds ) : 27+1
Overall Length ( mm ) : 270
Inner Barrel Length ( mm ) : 136
Weight with Magazine ( g ) : 1110
System : Gas Blowback
Firing Mode : Semi Auto, Safety
Hop-Up : Adjustable
Muzzle Velocity : Depends on the production batch or version, muzzle velocity is not more than 1.9 joules ( Export version increases or decreases depending on the region, with a maximum muzzle velocity of 1.9 joules )
Package Includes : Airsoft Gun x 1, Magazine x 1, User Manuals x 1

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