Tokyo Marui's M3 Super 90 Air Shotgun: Police Enforcement Taken to the Next Level
 
■Equipped with 3 barrels and 3 hop-up system
■Triple shot fire only
 
full length: 1040mm
barrel length: 297 mm
weight: 2,000g (with empty shotshell)
bullet: 6mm BB (0.2~0.28g)
power source: manual air cocking
mag capacity: shotshell (30 rounds)
material: ABS
 
Unleash carnage with extra shotshells.
 
Introducing Tokyo Marui's M3 Super 90 air shotgun, heralded as the pinnacle of SWAT shotguns and now part of the esteemed air shotgun series. Renowned for its popularity in Japan, this model enables three shots to be fired simultaneously with a single cocking action. Designed to prioritize actual shooting performance and game usability while meticulously preserving the details and operational feel of its real counterpart.
 
Key Features:
Authentic Pump Action: The M3 Super 90 faithfully replicates the shotgun's distinctive pump action mechanism, allowing users to cock the firearm by pulling the forend. With three inner barrels integrated into the outer barrel, it delivers three BB bullets with a hop in a single shot, ensuring unparalleled firepower on the battlefield.
 
Rapid Fire System: Equipped with a rapid fire system, this air shotgun enables continuous firing by simply cocking the forend while pulling the trigger. Despite being an air cocking gun, it offers swift follow-up shots, enhancing combat efficiency in high-intensity scenarios.
 
Improved Holdability: Designed for enhanced stability during firing, the M3 Super 90 features a rubber-coated grip and a rubber butt plate at the rear of the stock, ensuring a secure and comfortable grip for users.
 
Adjustable Rear Sight: Enhancing precision aiming, the shotgun incorporates an adjustable rear sight that allows users to customize the impact position left and right using the included hex wrench, facilitating precise targeting under various shooting conditions.
 
Shot Shell Type Magazine: Embracing realism, the M3 Super 90 includes a magazine with a capacity of 30 rounds, replicating the appearance of a real shot shell and adding authenticity to the shooting experience.
 
Originating as a versatile shotgun designed for law enforcement and military applications, the M3 Super 90 gained widespread acclaim for its reliability and effectiveness in close-quarters combat situations.
 
Recognized for its prominent role in law enforcement agencies worldwide, the M3 Super 90 has made numerous appearances in popular media, including films and television series. Notable examples include its use by characters portrayed by Bruce Willis in "Die Hard" (1988), by Kiefer Sutherland in "24" (2001-2010), and by Wesley Snipes in "Blade" (1998), solidifying its reputation as an iconic firearm in SWAT operations and cinematic history alike.