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Tokyo Marui Colt Licensed Mk18 Mod.1 MWS ZET System Gas Blowback Rifle w/ Cerakote Firearm Finish

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Tokyo Marui Colt Licensed Mk18 Mod.1 MWS ZET System Gas Blowback Rifle w/ Cerakote Firearm Finish
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Tokyo MaruiColt

$775.00

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Features

  • High quality CNC finished cast aluminum receiver w/ licensed Colt rollmarks
  • EMG Daniel Defense-licensed Mk18 RIS II handguard
  • Tokyo Marui ZET System w/ improved gas efficiency and durability
  • Licensed Colt trademarks
  • Removable flip up front and rear iron sights
  • Realistic recoil and weapon function
  • Authentic Cerakote firearm finish
  • Distinct four-prong flash hider design
Unlike Tokyo Marui Airsoft guns of the past, the M4A1 MWS (ZET System) rifles now feature metal receivers instead of all polymer as well as fully licensed trademarks to add to the realism of these replicas. Combined with Tokyo Marui's high quality internals and stock dependability, these rifles are great to skirmish out of the box or as a base for high performance projects.

The new ZET System is Tokyo Marui's latest entry into the GBB rifle market featuring an action similar to the venerable Hi-Capa design as opposed to standard gas M4 systems. The ZET System has been designed to not only be much more gas efficient, but it has been designed with durability and longevity in mind thanks in part to its short travel roller style hammer; this hammer design greatly reduces the cyclic wear on your bolt, hammer, and valve knocker. Additional improvements include a steel bolt locking plate which addresses a common issue with standard gas M4 systems where the bolt stop suffers from accelerated wear and quickly loses the last round bolt locking function.

While Tokyo Marui has been around for a long time in Asian markets, their availability has been limited/restricted due to licensing and importation issues; however through Evike.com and partners, Tokyo Marui guns are now finally going to be readily available state-side.

Manufacturer: Tokyo Marui

FPS Range: 310-320

Specifications:

Length: 625mm - 710mm Adjustable
Weight: TBA
Inner Barrel: ~260mm
Magazine Capacity: 35rds (Tokyo Marui ZET Magazines)
Muzzle Velocity: 310~320 FPS (Measured with 0.20g BBs and Green Gas)
Thread Direction: 14mm Negative
Gas Type: HFC134a / Green Gas
Fire Modes: Semi/Full-Auto, Safety
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Picatinny Sling Mount, Back Up Iron Sights
Hopup: Yes, Adjustable


About Tokyo Marui

Tokyo Marui Co. Ltd is a Japanese manufacturer of airsoft guns and toy cars located in Adachi, Tokyo, and are famous for pioneering the design of battery-powered airsoft guns. Their products are principally sold in Japan, but are also exported worldwide. Here in USA Evike.com is a proud distributor of many Tokyo Marui products exclusively!

4 Customer Reviews

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by Dante L. on 09/23/2024
"This was the first time I really understood the phrase "buy once cry once." I still haven't financially recovered from this but I do not care because this gun has been my go to for the past few months- above all of my AEGs. This was my first gas rifle and it was in stock at a local store (I did not buy it on Evike) and I finally decided to get it after a couple of weeks of consideration between this and VFC ARs. I do want to get a (probably several) VFC at some point, but for a newbie to GBBRs this thing has been absolutely perfect. I have had absolutely no issues with it at all. The only part change I did was the nozzle return spring to make sure it doesn't fail while using green gas. Otherwise mine is completely stock internally. Like I said, I've been using it for months at this point, and I even neglected to maintain it for a bit (oops) and it still ran without issue. I have since made sure to clean it, but either way this thing is insanely good and reliable (and definitely more fun than any of my AEGs).

Pros:
- Gas blowback (very fun)
- Really good gas efficiency (I mainly use Guns Modify PMAGs which I've heard lots of complaints about but so far mine have been totally fine and even better in some cases than the included TM STANAG (both work great though))
- Aftermarket support is vast
- The TM magic inside utilizes a system very different from that of an actual AR, but it also makes for an incredibly reliable and consistent airsoft firing mechanism
- The build quality is great. I'm not specifically sure what metals they use but I've heard that they're pot metal. But, unlike cheaply made pot metal guns, Tokyo Marui works around the materials they use to still provide a solid feeling rifle. I have dropped this thing and it it totally fine.

Neutral
- Can accept real stocks and grips, otherwise TM spec parts required without major modifications (this can be neutral or bad depending on your needs, but I've been able to get all the parts I want for mine without issue). And, to be clear, this refers to the basic parts of the gun itself, not rail-mounted attachments before anyone asks. Yes, you can put the world's worst red dot on this, but please don't.
- Slight receiver wobble. Neutral because it's a bit annoying if you really focus on it, but real ARs often have worse wobble so it's ultimately a non-issue.

Cons
- PRICE. You get what you pay for and this thing will probably outlast anyone reading this, but it is definitely a painful investment (at least until you get to shoot it, then you'll feel better). Though, with the parts required to make other GBBRs as reliable as this one is out of the box, the cost probably isn't too far off from any other GBBR.
- Realism. Again, this isn't strictly a huge deal, but if you're looking to get a gun that faithfully recreates the internals of a real AR, this is not that. The receivers split and you can remove the bolt carrier group and charging handle like on a real AR, but the actual firing mechanism is solely designed to be an efficient airsoft system. There is no visible hammer like on a real AR. Not a huge deal for me (especially since I do want to get a VFC at some point), but if that level of realism is important to you then I'd recommend going with a VFC AR.

Overall, this gun is insanely good. It'll hurt to buy it, but the second you get it in your hands will make you realize it was worth it. If you're looking at this, get it. It's worth every penny whether you're new to gas rifles or experienced with them.
by JD N. on 12/28/2023
"Took this to a Milsim event and performed exceptionally well out of the box all weekend long. Firearm finish is fantastic the rifle feels very solid and holds up very well. Added a few attachments to personalize it but other than that it was completely out of the box new. The bolt was even lubed well enough I didn’t have to apply any more. Fired around 500 rounds throughout the weekend and Accuracy was great with every shot. I had high expectations for this rifle especially with this price tag and Tokyo Marui definitely delivered. I am very happy with this weapon and would recommend it to anyone interested in a MK18 GBBR
by Nathaniel Castillo J. on 06/28/2021
"Was able to snag one of these from overseas last November and play a couple games with it. It's the exact same thing as the standard MWS that's been sold before, which means amazing performance out of the box. Only difference is you're paying for a nice DD Mk18 rail. I've run it completely stock on propane, with the only internal upgrade being a new hop-up nub. I've been told to grab an spare nozzle spring, as that's one of the few things to fail when running on propane/green gas, but mine hasn't gotten to that point yet. When I play indoors I switch to duster gas, because on propane I was hitting about 330. For those worried about low FPS, you could always put a longer inner barrel. All MWS come stock with the the same length inner barrel.

If you plan on keeping the original Mk18 rails and not changing anything internally, I highly recommend it. If you want to change out the rails and upgrade internals (in the upper receiver), I'd say save your money and get one of the cheaper variants. TM used a proprietary method of attaching the Daniel Defense rail, so it doesn't install like a regular DD rail. There's an additional barrel nut locking the rail to the barrel, which fastened by loctite. You'd need clamp it down, apply a ton of heat with a heatgun and get special tool to get the barrel nut off. I recommend the TACTICOOL22 M&P 15-22 BARREL NUT WRENCH. There may also be threadlock on the screws holding the gas block in place. After playing with a very temperamental upgraded WE M4 gbbr for almost a decade, the TM ran circles around it out the box. If you got the money to spend, go for it.

Pros:
-Great accuracy and range out of the box
-Extremely reliable. Can full auto no-problem, but if you're playing with a GBBR, you shouldn't be full autoing anyway
-ZET system guarantees bolt lock when magazine is empty
-Can run on propane/green gas and duster
-Excellent gas efficiency

Cons:
-Mags are expensive and go out of stock often
-Mags are low-capacity (35). This is a positive for me, coming from 30 round mags
-Rails are very difficult to remove and require special tools
-Expensive

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