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■Equipped with variable hop-up system
■Full auto / 3 round burst / Semi-auto fire
 
Enhance your loadout with this compatible 35 round Type 89 magazine
 
full length: 670mm/916mm (stock extended)
barrel length: 250 mm
weight: 3,900 g (including empty magazine and bipod)
bullet: 6mm BB (0.2~0.25g)
power source: gas
mag capacity: 20
 
Introduction
The venerable "Type 89 5.56mm rifle (fixed stock type)," Japan's very own domestically produced assault rifle, has received a remarkable upgrade. Tokyo Marui has introduced a gas blowback version, elevating the experience to a new level. This cutting-edge rendition includes an exclusive "3-burst mechanism" for the first time and features the same engravings and left-side selector lever found on the current model. The result is a remarkable fusion of form and function, mirroring the real counterpart in terms of weight and texture.
 
In Japan, the journey of research and development towards the domestic production of firearms commenced in the late 1950s. By 1964, a significant milestone was achieved as the Type 64 rifle earned official adoption by the Self-Defense Forces (formerly known as the Police Reserve). It marked the inception of domestically manufactured assault rifles, specifically designed to align with the physical attributes and strength of the Japanese populace.
 
The primary focus during its development lay in enhancing real-world firing performance, emphasizing ease of use and precision. Subsequently, a pivotal shift occurred with the establishment of the 5.56mm x 45 caliber bullet as the new NATO standard ammunition.
 
This transition prompted the creation of the Type 89 rifle, succeeding the Type 64 model. The Type 89 rifle, tailored for the Japanese market, features reinforced plastic components that contribute to its compact and lightweight nature. Notably, it delivers improved operability and boasts a more contemporary aesthetic. The sophistication of its operational system, intricate mechanisms, and the meticulous craftsmanship applied have collectively resulted in one of the world's most exceptional accuracy rates.
 
The official adoption of the Type 89 rifle by the Self-Defense Force transpired in 1989, signifying a pivotal moment in its legacy. By 2006, an impressive deployment of approximately 50,000 rifles had taken place, primarily within close combat units, notably the Ground Self-Defense Force's regular regiments. Furthermore, variants with foldable stocks were introduced, designed for easy portability and adopted by the 1st Airborne Corps and armored vehicle units. This evolution underscores the rifle's continuous adaptation to meet the dynamic needs of modern military forces.
 
Meticulous Realism in Functionality and Design
Tokyo Marui's gas blowback creation goes beyond superficial appearances. Its maintenance procedures and variable hop-up system adjustments closely emulate real-world practices. The internal mechanism, typically concealed by exterior components, has been meticulously replicated. This model is a testament to precision and aims to be the ultimate Type 89 experience.
 
Key Features
 
Intense Blowback Action
The bolt operates in perfect harmony with each shot, delivering an exceptionally realistic and intense recoil experience.
 
Superior Durability
This edition features the innovative "Z-System 89 type ver." designed to prevent wear and damage to the bolt stop button during hold-open scenarios. The incorporation of the Z-system into the bolt has improved the internal shape's accuracy and durability.
 
Authentic Movable Features
It meticulously replicates real-life functions, including loading the first round through the cocking handle, changing magazines with bolt operation, opening and closing the dust cover and grip base, and deploying the bipod attached to the outer barrel. The takedown process closely mirrors real maintenance procedures.
 
Precision Hand Guard
The hand guard, essential for adjusting the variable hop-up system, accurately combines steel pressing and resin, matching the real thing. Moreover, the gas cylinder and outer barrel's form, concealed beneath the handguard, is now impressively replicated.
 
Inclusive Die-Cast Bipod
The bipod can be effortlessly attached to the barrel using a lever operation and folds just like the authentic version.
 
Adjustable Sights
The front sight is adjustable vertically using the included tool. Additionally, the rear sight can be fine-tuned both vertically and horizontally using intuitive dials.
 
Muzzle Options
The double-nut-type muzzle flash hider is secured with a barrel nut. By removing the flash hider, users can install various muzzle options with a 14mm reverse thread, such as a silencer, to suit their preferences.
 
Aluminum Die-Cast Magazine
The 20-round aluminum die-cast magazine closely emulates the real version, complete with remaining bullet confirmation holes on the left side.
 
In summary, Tokyo Marui's gas blowback rendition of the Type 89 5.56mm rifle stands as a testament to meticulous craftsmanship and dedication to realism. Its exquisite attention to detail and functional accuracy provide enthusiasts with a truly exceptional experience, closely mirroring the attributes of the real Type 89 rifle.