Tokyo Marui M8000 Cougar: Beretta's vision of compact power
 
■Equipped with fixed hop-up system
■Fixed slide
■Semi-auto fire
 
full length: 180mm
bullet: 6mm BB (0.2~0.25g)
power source: manual air cocking
material: ABS
mag capacity: 21 rounds
 
Key Features:

Authentic Design: Replicating the distinctive rotary locking mechanism of the Cougar G, this pistol embodies the essence of its real-world counterpart. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it exudes the quality and realism expected from a "high grade" model, with lifelike appearance and precise surface finish.
 
Enhanced Performance: Equipped with a hop-up system, the M8000 Cougar enables BB bullets to achieve extended flight distances with minimal power, thanks to the rotational force applied to the projectiles. This ensures exceptional accuracy and range in every shot.
 
Safety First: Prioritizing user safety, this pistol features advanced safety mechanisms, including a manual safety lever and a hammer tilt function. By engaging the safety lever on the left side of the main body after tilting the hammer, accidental trigger pulls are prevented, offering peace of mind during use.
 
Versatile Magazine: The M8000 Cougar comes equipped with a full-size magazine, boasting a large capacity of 21 bullets. Designed for realism, this magazine enhances the immersive shooting experience while providing ample ammunition for extended gameplay sessions.

The M8000 Cougar is a variant of the renowned Beretta Cougar series of pistols, celebrated for their reliability and innovative design features. Developed by Beretta, this pistol incorporates the iconic rotary locking mechanism, known for its robustness and durability.
 
Widely used by law enforcement agencies and military forces around the world, the Beretta Cougar series has earned a reputation for its exceptional performance and accuracy. Its compact size and ergonomic design make it a popular choice for concealed carry and self-defense applications.
 
The M8000 Cougar has made notable appearances in various movies and television series, further cementing its status as an iconic firearm. Notable examples include its use by characters in films like "The Interpreter" (2005) and "The Siege" (1998), as well as in TV shows like "24" (2001-2010), showcasing its versatility and widespread recognition in popular culture.