Tokyo Marui MK23 Review, Chrono, and Shooting Test!

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Time to put the TM MK23 to the test! I showcase its accuracy and gas efficiency, as well as go over the features of the gun. This is my 2nd TM MK23, but my first time really reviewing a stock one. The first one I owned was immediately converted to HPA and Upgraded, so I never put it to the test.
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27 янв 2024

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@kylethedalek 9 дней назад

I’m really wanting to get into silenced stuff. But it’s all new to me, I like the look of the TM Bodyguard and LCPs silenced. But one of the mod kits don’t see to really work when suppressing? But on the MK23s what one out the box is the best quality and is the quietest? And can you convert any gun to HPA? I can really see the benefits of such an upgrade.

@HappysAirsoft 9 дней назад

@kylethedalek from what I've gathered is that all the MK23s are super quiet. I've only seen this one and the novritsch version, so I can't speak on behalf of the others (like the ASG). It is relatively easy to HPA one of these. All you have to do is remove the gas fill valve and replace it with an HPA tap and done! That or some companies (primary airsoft or Airtac UK) make 3D printed adapters where you can use AEG magazines in the gun as well as HPA and it's super easy to use

@kylethedalek 9 дней назад

@@HappysAirsoft Thanks man! Is the only other mod needed the flap? I’m really thinking about it, I can’t believe how quite they are. But then for the same price I could get a Uzi or for some more a WE XM. But then I they don’t have the quietness of a MK23.

@HappysAirsoft 9 дней назад

@kylethedalek if you want it to be dead quiet, there's the flap mod and I've seen kits for lighter triggers and mods to soften up the noise that the hammer makes too. I'm not sure how to do that one though but I remember seeing a video on it and it was really quiet! And yeah the MK23 is expensive for a pistol but with just a few upgrades, you can hop .40s with ease and have it shooting 1.5J so it has 200ft of range haha!

@no__name3747 29 дней назад

How did you get the orange paint off of the threaded tip?

@HappysAirsoft 29 дней назад

For the suppressor, I scraped it off. For the tip, I scraped some of it off and the rest I just left on since the suppressor is always on it

@seancardinus7089 4 месяца назад

What kind of bucking would you recommend for .3 or .28

@HappysAirsoft 4 месяца назад

The stock one can do .28s alright. But for .30s or heavier, id say a Maple leaf decepticon (60° or 70°)

@seancardinus7089 4 месяца назад

@@HappysAirsoft thanks 👍👍, great vid btw

@peterallison657 5 месяцев назад

I am getting the same weak results on .20 s

@HappysAirsoft 5 месяцев назад

Yeah its definitely bad on 0.20g BBs. Definitely needs .25s or .28s

@coronatime9926 2 месяца назад

Not being funny but who uses .20s outside like this outdoors ?! The wind will blow them all over the shop , plus a pistol isn’t made to shoot 100+ft so I don’t think the .20s are the problem here maybe your airsoft iq is .

@HappysAirsoft 2 месяца назад

@coronatime9926 you'd be surprised at how many people use 0.20g bbs still, especially in the Japanese market. But I also used .25s and .28s to show that it can indeed be used at 100+ft. Plus this is usually dubbed as a long ranged pistol and I wanted to prove that bone stock, it isn't as good as it's made out to be because other people use it with upgrades. Then they show it off as a 200ft pistol, which it can be, but not in stock form.