Tokyo Marui M870 Tactical Gas shotgun

The "M870", developed by the American Remington Arms Company in the 1960s, is a pump-action shotgun that is well-known for its ease of operation and robustness. Among the countless variations of the M870, Tokyo Marui has modeled the M870 from the "Express Tactical" series, equipped with an XS ghost ring sight and a 20mm wide mounting rail. This model is fun to look at, touch, and use, with a focus on reproducing the appearance and texture, and also pursuing practicality as an airsoft gun.    

Major features

• Equipped with a 3-shot⇔6-shot switching system

  It fires 3 or 6 BB bullets at the same time. The number of bullets fired at the same time can be easily changed with the lever inside the ejection port. It can be used in a wide range of situations, such as switching between 3 shots for long distance targets and 6 shots for short and medium distance targets.

• Rapid Fire System

  It has a function that allows you to fire continuously by cocking the fore-end while pulling the trigger. The light cocking that is unique to gas-powered guns allows you to fire the next bullet quickly.

• Reproduces a realistic and solid appearance

  Metal materials are used for the main parts such as the outer barrel, receiver, and trigger plate, providing a texture similar to the real thing and robustness that is safe for game use. In addition, the fore-end and stock are measured based on the real thing to ensure high reproducibility.

• Equipped with XS type sight and mounting rail

  It is equipped with an XS type rear sight on a 20mm wide mounting rail that can be used to attach optical devices such as scopes and red dot sights. This model is practical as a combat shotgun.

• Double hop-up system

  Equipped with a double hop-up system that hops up all BBs fired, it achieves stable accuracy whether firing 3 or 6 shots.

• Large, removable gas tank

  A large, cold-resistant die-cast gas tank is stored inside the stock. It is removable and easy to replace.

• Shotgun shell magazine

  A magazine that holds 30 rounds and mimics a real shotgun shell is included. *Shotgun shell magazines for air shotguns can also be used.