Tokyo Marui Official Introduction AKM Gas Blowback Rifle TM AK GBBR 2021 (ENG Sub)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Deka Shimamura, the head of Public Relations of Tokyo Marui, explains on all the fine details of the upcoming Tokyo Marui AKM Gas Blowback Rifle.
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This is pure pog, especially after hearing it's 1:1 scale. Can't wait to see reviews when this comes out hopefully.
Update: MSRP $550 approx. Release Date: 15th July 2021
Glad to have randomly checked this video now. I know when to expect reviews on this.
So soon!
My akm just came in yesterday, my first tm, and I'm in love with it its an absolute treat and once I have more mags my Wolverine mtw is probably gonna get shelfed or sold
Ok now this is perfect for contractors to be able to get a mostly realistic feel when training with these rifles. This is great
Heck, Ukraine could have used a few of those to train their territorial defense force a few months ago!
@@JohnDoe-fo7yi Ukraine could buy real AKs for that price, not to mention the trigger feel would be completely different, either way it wouldn't make sense for ukraine in any way
@@codemy666 Yeah the real ones are quite cheap, aren't they?
@@JohnDoe-fo7yi They are in that part of the world and the TMs are very expensive to import to the EU
Highlights Recap:
1. Die-cast zinc receiver, steel receiver cover, metal surface reproduced with rough texture, 1:1 measurement from real steel.
2. Die-cast aluminum gas tank magazine(not an outer case), 35 rounds.
3. Plastic handguard and stock, TM special printing applied, digital scanned real wood processes, hand Painted grip in plum color.
4. Real wood is not an option in regard to cost and supply issue, TM indicated they were experienced at printing and painting to make a realistic appearance as well as a special treatment will be reproduced this time.
5. Hammer down at mag out, AK doesn’t have bolt lock when empty while TM reproduced a feature which let it stop firing when out of BBs, and this function can be canceled by user anytime. Bolt seems not fully traveled.
hop up adjustable only if you removed the mag
@@123456kiste so just like the GHK?
@@jackchan3235 well the GHK ones doesn’t have a reliable stock HU chamber and the hammer down function after getting empty
how much?
One thing Tokyo Marui gets right, is that every airsoft guns they make looks EXACTLY the same (shape-wise) as the real steel.
Including this AKM.
Most AKM AEGs or GBBRs has a slightly longer receiver, slightly longer magazine, slightly longer stock, thicker pistol grip, thicker handguards, too square-ish trigger guard, or anything else that makes them look "a little" off. Yes, including CYMA, LCT, E&L, DBoys, and GHK. All looks "slightly off".
This AKM GBBR's shape looks exactly like the real one. God damn..
If only LCT / GHK's AKM looks like this shape-wise...
Yes! Proportions wise, this AKM is absolutely perfect. And late type cast gas block!! Perfect AKM-type trigger also. Only thing I'm disappointed is the stock seems attached differently than on the real gun ; which will make adaptation of real wood annoying. It could also use more space between the lower handguard and upper handguard, the wood never touches on the real Soviet AKMs, there is actually a pretty big gap, which is not replicated here.
Too bad that some of the externals are cast pot metal.
@Johnny Dong No they are not.
@@Licmebro Yeah, even plastic...
@@zebracherub Yeah man, you're right. If only they use steel and real wood though...
Anyway, the handguard replications are just for aesthetic reasons IMO. Would look better if they are not too gapped.
The kind of wood used for that gun kinda looks like the cod bocw ak
this one is not using a real wood
Ok so my question is, can you put real AKM and wasr-10 aftermarket grips and stock parts on?
this video is like when Japan join Soviet and Soviet order Japan to build an AK
Is it possible to get this in western australia
I might compare Newer Tokyo Marui one and older GHK one
tokyo marui-san, please use sus or iron
instead of zinc die cast.
550 with a plastic stock, bruh. Why not chose GHK?
because tm fanboys
Not to mention Tm one is made of pot metal
GHK isn't perfect either.
The wood stock can be added later, but for the time being, you will need to be handy to assemble it.
this bad boii looks crisp af.
bet it slaps tho
Does the man come with it?
The man, the legend. Priceless bundle
If they are using plastic why didn't they just make the ak74m
Or a AK105.
as tokyo marui on9
Ah man I had such high hopes for this but the plastic wood is a no go
@Johnny Dong but it will be even more expensive. just get a ghk and the price you'll put in wood for tm will go in ghk mags
damn there's no mount on the side of it.
There are Aftermarket AK Side Rails for like 20 bucks. It just requires to drill 3 mounting holes into the Receiver.
AKMs never have a side rail, AK74 do
@@XxXAirsoftboyXxX AKM L does
@@Nunez87 well a AKM-L isnt AKM...
@@Nunez87 AKMN is the one you thinking about
Do you what the release date will be?
15th July 2021
I bet this has gas leaks on 1/3 guns
This guy looks like Markiplier
For how much money do you sell it to me ?
Shut up and take my money amigo Japonés !!
Any idea what the price is going to be??
USD$550 approx.
we need wood
I'll wait until they use real wood and steel. No one wants a pristine AK they want it to be able to wear naturally, that's not going to happen with shitty looking plasti dipped furniture.
Me who've just bought a WE-TECH ak-pmc be like.....
We is better, alot better
@@xstnxyunggunz8615 In external build and having a steel reciever sure but tm will have much better quality control and reliability Im willing to bet. Though its going to be a lot more expensive than the we.
@@HuttArmouries the tm is half travel, same with ghk and all the other gbb ak's besides we, but yes, the we has better externals and while it's not super efficient, it's a fun shooting experience. The tm is less of an experience to shoot because it's a bit more efficient. Tm is also gonna be 550$. Pretty expensive.
The GHK AKM is way better, Marui, as always, doesn't want to use real wood, i was really waiting for their AKM, but it's very disappointing...
I will keep my GHK AKM for sure : LCT receiver (steel everywhere!) and real wood, not, again, imitation wood plastic, even if it's better done than on the AK47 Type 3 NGRS, it keeps an appearance of a toyish gun, really toyish...and the handguard is really weird.
The receiver is still a zinc made receiver, not stamped steel, for a price of 500 dollars(or more), it's very expensive for what it is!
When i see how the paint goes off easily on my M4 MWS GBBR from TM (not on the receiver, it's Cerakote) on the handguard, barrel, front sight assembly, and how cheap are their plastic parts, it's still a very fun replica, but too expensive for what it is, again.
I hope it will be possible to put some true AKM furnitures on this TM AKM GBBR!
TM guns are more expensive because their guns are ACTUALLY 1:1 to the real steel. Nothing looks off shape-wise. Probably because they paid license from the real manufacturer.
The cons are, they don't use wood, steel etc. Mostly aluminum, plastic, or pot metal.
Different from other Airsoft brands, LCT calls their AKM as LCT LCKM, GHK calls their AKM as GHK GKM GBBR, CYMA calls their AKM as CM048M.
They all look slightly off shape wise compared to the real steel.
Slightly longer receiver, slightly longer stock, slightly longer magazine, thicker pistol grip & handguards, trigger guard looking too square-ish around the corner, etc.
If only other manufacturer produces their AKs like TM (shape-wise), but still uses stamped steel and real wood as the materials. That would've been amazing.
@@verdugo7974Hello!
No, TM guns are not 1:1 scale from the real steel, for exemple, their MP7 GBB are 8% smaller than the real steel...
TM doesn't have any licences, Japanese laws doesn't seem to bother with licences, look at their Glock GBB, only VFC/Cybergun have the licence, not TM, and it's the same with their COLT markings on the M4A1 NGRS series guns, they don't have the license...
Yes you're right, about LCT/CYMA,GHK guns, but i have VFC AK's and they are 1:1 scale, and with the correct true Russian "glossy" paint, TM guns don't have this type of paint.
I think TM guns are expensive beacause they are made in Japan by Japanese people, not in China, or Taiwain, and wages in Japan are much higher...
Furthermore, TM packaging for their guns are very cool, but i prefer to have a box like LCT and ,a full steel replica with true real wood, rather a beautiful box like my TM AK47 Type 3 NGRS, but with a very fragile gun, my AK47 Type 3 is out of service beacuse i hit the buttstock on the corner of a tree, and to find replacement parts...good luck, it's unacceptable to my mind, for a gun that cost me more than 550 euros (i'm French) with faux plastic wood...
I understand totally people who loves TM, but i'm more skeptical about this brand now, but it's subjective of course ;)
@@verdugo7974 Bro, the handguard of this one is pressed together, the real steel has a small gap...
Fantastic rifle, but im kinda disappointed because of the plastic instead of real wood in the stock and handguard. I only own AK's and Wood is a Must in my features list.
The fake wood looks really bad. Same for the fake bakelite grip, unfortunately..!
Tokyo Marui it’s drunk and should go home, there’s now better quality full steel aks out there
With We being... WE. Thought the ghk m4s are a concern atm the aks may suffer also and are in low stock (really want one)
It dosnt seem too far out to have a tm ak late as usual to the party but they are bloody good with what they make
They make stuff mainly for the Japanese market.
his hands are shaking somehow, i bet it isnt becoz of the recoil lel
why do i see Hitler in him??
It's not just you
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