Tokyo Marui x Desert Eagle 50AE Airsoft EBB AEP Pistol
(Color: Silver)

"Amazing gun for fun. Picked it up for 40 bucks, and is the most fun I've had with an airsoft gun. Feels nice has a nice weight and the size is almost the same as real. The fps could be better, but definitely get some 12gram bbs for this gun. Perfect sidearm for a sniper or a rife. Best for close range and it is agccurate

"I really like this. Its such a fun gun to mess around with and if you get around the fact of how big it is, then its a perfect beginning side arm.

"I'm just here to fill in the gaps of info that Evike and others may have not left.

Not everything on these is 1:1 scale. The safety "ears" are a good example. They're about half as wide as the real one's.

.20's have a pitifully low power and range compared to .12's. This is disappointing, as by design, .12's are just inconsistent.

These guys actually do fit weaver/picatinny rails and scope mounts! It's important to note that a scope ring pair, or an optic who's clamping hardware can be fully adjusted to the base should be used. These don't have full rail sections. One scope ring should be enough for casual play. Really brings a lot of flexibility to the table compared to other EBB pistols.

Fire-rate is actually great for what it is. These can fire again the moment they return to battery. It takes just a hint of practice, but once one gets a good grasp of how fast/slow they need to pull the trigger, these can fire pretty fast!

Speedloader friendly.

Fantastic trigger-pull.

There's one downside to EBB's and to some extent, the mini-electrics, that they are a very old design. They've been cloned by many over the years, and they're incredibly vulnerable to aging. There's a lot of tiny plastic parts on the inside, and while these are certainly stronger than say the 2005/2004 clones of these from UHC/Cybergun, they're still not very over-built. Please be gentle with them. I have 22 different EBB pistols that were cloned from the Marui, and they're *all* dead. Only two still work. The gears either strip out, or they just break apart inside. Sometimes the motor itself dies completely. However, given that these are recent units, it shouldn't be a problem. Please don't buy one of these second-hand if you can help it.

I absolutely recommend these for younger players, fun plinkers, for low-budget wars, or as a prop.

-Nineball69