Tokyo Marui G36C Plus Airsoft AEG

The G36C is a German answer to the short-barrel rifle or SBR, a compact version of the original Bundeswehr service rifle the G36, and even shorter than its carbine variant, the G36K. The G36C is very popular with law enforcement, especially with elite police tactical units around the world it is compact, about the same as most submachine guns but it's chambered in the more powerful 5.56 NATO rifle rounds compared to pistol calibers fired from SMGs.

The G36C+ or the G36C Plus from Tokyo Marui is a long-needed update from the original Tokyo Marui P90 electric airsoft gun that came out almost two decades ago, Although there was a Next Generation Recoil Shock (NGRS) version of the Tokyo Marui G36C, the original Tokyo Marui G36C never had a facelift since it was released back in 2002, yeah, it's been a while. This new one has a few major changes. First of all, the built quality, the original Tokyo Marui G36C airsoft gun is made mostly of ABS plastic, which isn't bad and all but it does have that annoying creaking noise when you pick it up and try to do operator things with it. The G36C + is made of higher-quality polymers for its receiver and has more metal parts, which similar to the real gun has a metal receiver and a polymer body. Sticking to the realism factor, this airsoft G36C also takes down similarly to how the real one would simply remove the magazine, remove the pins and you have a Tokyo Marui G36C in a few chunks, oh and batteries goes into the front part of the gun. Regarding the battery, although it does come with a small Tamiya connector, the new Plus series from Tokyo Marui is designed to take the new Tokyo Marui MS Li-Po batteries, which if you have some of those, all you need to do is to remove the Tamiya adaptor and it is reveal the MS connector.

Internally, Tokyo Marui has also given the G36C+ an update, a FET more precisely. The FET installed in this airsoft G36C provides extra safety measures such as detecting damage, protecting the G36C airsoft gun from overcharged batteries, and most importantly the FET making sure that the gears don't over-rotate during firing, allowing for consistent semi-auto firing. Tokyo Marui launched their new MS Lipo battery as mentioned before that is compatible and would work best with this airsoft G36C. Don't worry if you don't have it, as a normal small Tamiya battery will fit too using the adaptor that came with the gun itself. It is recommended to use either an 8.4v NiCad battery or a 7.4v Li-Po battery.

Externally, the G36C has the traditional carry handle deleted for a KAC-style top rail and iron sight set. That, paired with the mounted bottom Picatinny rails, the Tokyo Marui G36C Plus electric airsoft rifle has Picatinny rails on the top 12 O'clock and 6 O'clock positions allowing the attachment of accessories such as optics, lasers, and flashlights. If you wish to have mounting solutions on the 3 and 6 O'clock positions, you can but you will have to purchase the extra rails separately. The outer barrel of the Tokyo Mauri G36C Plus is also threaded 14mm CCW allowing you to mount different accessories such as tracers and muzzle devices.

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Compatibility:

• Picatinny Accessories
• 14mm CCW Threaded Muzzle Devices
• Tokyo Marui MS Lipo Batteries
• Batteries with Small Tamiya Type Connectors

Magazine Compatibility:

• Tokyo Marui G36 Series Electric Airsoft Magazines (Except for the Tokyo Marui BOYS Series)
• Most Airsoft G36C Series Electric Airsoft Magazine

Includes:

• x1 Tokyo Marui G36C Plus Airsoft AEG
• x1 50 Round P90 Magazine
• x1 Manual
• x2 Cheek Piece
• x1 Tokyo Marui MS Lipo to Small Tamiya Connector