Tokyo Marui Smith & Wesson PC356: An entry model marvel
 
■Equipped with fixed hop-up system
■Fixed slide
■Semi-auto fire
 
full length: 215mm
bullet: 6mm BB (0.2~0.25g)
power source: manual air cocking
material: ABS
mag capacity: 25 rounds
 
Key Features:
 
Superior Performance: Engineered for precision and reliability, the S&W PC356 delivers outstanding performance on the range or in competitive shooting scenarios. With its sleek design and ergonomic grip, it offers unparalleled control and accuracy with every shot.
 
Custom Craftsmanship: Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the S&W PC356 embodies the quality synonymous with Smith & Wesson's Performance Center. From its refined appearance to its smooth operation, every aspect reflects the expertise of master gunsmiths.
 
Enhanced Safety Features: Equipped with advanced safety mechanisms, including a manual safety lever and a passive firing pin block, the S&W PC356 prioritizes user safety without compromising on performance.
 
Versatile Magazine Options: The S&W PC356 is compatible with a variety of magazine options, allowing shooters to customize their loadout according to their preferences and shooting style.
 
The S&W PC356 is a variant of the popular Smith & Wesson 3rd Generation series of pistols, known for their rugged reliability and precision engineering. Developed by Smith & Wesson's Performance Center, it incorporates specialized features and enhancements for improved performance and accuracy.
 
This pistol has garnered widespread acclaim among competitive shooters and law enforcement professionals for its exceptional accuracy, reliability, and ergonomics. Its reputation for excellence has made it a sought-after choice for both professional and recreational shooters alike.
 
Notable appearances of the S&W PC356 in popular culture include its use by characters in various movies and television series, such as "24" (2001-2010), "The Sopranos" (1999-2007), and "Lethal Weapon 4" (1998), further solidifying its status as an iconic firearm in both real-world and fictional contexts.