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Is there a resource (or does anyone know) what the approximate order of release/development of TM pistols was? I’m just interested in the general development of their various generations and tech. 

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https://www.popularairsoft.com/50-years-tokyo-marui-part-1-first-ten-years

 

https://airsoftpal.com/tokyo-marui/

 

Assume you refer to gbb excluding models the old style gbbs systems. Variation on models with no internal advancement. And sme being released close together it goes something like this.

 

DE old model

m9 old model

glock17

glock18c

g26

hicapa

1911

DE new model

sig226

detonics

fn57

uspc

px4

m9 new style

 

and I get lost about here with the new stuff.

 

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7 minutes ago, heroshark said:

https://www.popularairsoft.com/50-years-tokyo-marui-part-1-first-ten-years

 

https://airsoftpal.com/tokyo-marui/

 

Assume you refer to gbb excluding models the old style gbbs systems. Variation on models with no internal advancement. And sme being released close together it goes something like this.

 

DE old model

m9 old model

glock17

glock18c

g26

hicapa

1911

DE new model

sig226

detonics

fn57

uspc

px4

m9 new style

 

and I get lost about here with the new stuff.

 


Awesome, thanks mate. 

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np . The fn57 was the first to have a 15mm bbu, then the px4. I think I'm possibly wrong  with the uspc as I think it came after the px4 because the uspc introduced the improved slide stop mechanism as well as using the 15mm bbu 

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