Tokyo Marui Sig Sauer P226R Gas Blow-back Airsoft pistol
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Tokyo Marui Sig Sauer P226R Gas Blow-back Airsoft pistol
- Adam
- Chesterfield, VA
- contact me via pm
- $100 OBO, price includes two authentic TM magazines and half of a large bottle of green gas.
As much as I hate to do this, up for sale is my Tokyo Marui Sig P226R. For those that don't know, Tokyo Marui is the leader in high quality, extremely detailed airsoft replicas. Most of the time, these guns are so close to their real life counterparts that US Customs will burn off some of the trademarks. This gun has all trademarks completely intact. It's completely indistinguishable from the real thing, except for a tiny Tokyo Marui trademark on the frame of the weapon. Essentially, the design is the same as a real weapon. When you fire a round, the slide "blows back" like the real thing. Not only does it give the gun a bit of recoil, it looks badass.
The only thing I have modified on the gun is the barrel, I took it out, lightly scuffed the orange paint off and repainted it flat black. There is a lot of aftermarket support for this weapon, you can get threaded barrels and add a suppressor, you can get a full metal frame and slide to make it more realistic, and the rail on the front of the gun is ready to accept a flashlight or laser.
Included in the sale is the magazine that came with the gun, as well as a spare Tokyo Marui P226 mag. I will also include a large bottle of green gas that is about half full. For those that don't know, these guns can fire using different propellants. R-134A (yes, like in your a/c), Propane, Green Gas, or Red Gas. Red gas is the most powerful, but it can also cause a lot of wear and tear on lighter pistols like this one. I have only run green gas through this weapon. Even with green gas, it still seems to have a high muzzle velocity.
For serious airsofters, I can tell you, this thing has saved my ass a number of times. When your primary weapon malfunctions or you simply run out of ammo, you can switch over to this and still remain competitive.
I really just need the cash, but I would be willing to consider trades for other airsoft guns. Just ask me, the worst I can say is no.
Last edited by sh!ttyLS; 01-16-2010 at 10:26 AM.
