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TANAKA Umbrella Magnum Revolver Limited Edition.
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$399.99

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TANAKA Umbrella Magnum Revolver Limited Edition.
* Rare find, only one available! Rare limited edition item brand new directly from Japan. For serious collectors only. All sales are final on rare limited edition products.

Specification:

ABS Construction.
Length: 343 mm
Barrel Length: 173 mm
Magazine Capacity: 14 Rounds
Gas: 134a
Package Includes: ( Gun, Manual, BBs )

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 01 January, 2008.

Reviews
Average Rating:
Current Reviews: 5

Submited By: Dantes S. on 01/02/2009
Dude i agree with Patrick i would use the Hell out of this gun, if it actually was the real gun then id put it in glass but this is an airsoft gun, shoot your heart out, when it stops working, then it becomes a mantel piece.

The Only thing stopping me from buying one of these is that its rarely in stock and because I doubt it uses green gas =/

Submited By: Brandon K. on 06/25/2008
Ey William, just because someone wouldn't buy something for the same reasons you would you don't have to get on their case about it. To each their own, as long as they buy it, who cares what they do with it.

But as for the gun, it's a great gun to get for a collector and player alike. As Ryan stated, only use 134a with this gun. The FPS varies between 290-340 depending on temperature and accuracy is high, but that also depends on how accurate you are as well. But as for getting this as a first gun, I do not recommend it. You load the BBs into the front of the chamber as with the other Tanaka revolvers and you only get six shots. Unless the person getting this as a starter gun is a true cowboy/girl at heart, I'd recommend going with an AEG or a GBB that doesn't have a price tag as high as this one does.

On the other hand, I'm not all too sure if these are still in production. Haven't seen them in stock for a while now, not even overseas. Hope this helps Kelli.

Submited By: Ryan O. on 06/25/2008
To answer your questions....
It cannot handle propane because it is one of the older Tanaka models. You need 134a gas or you will blow the seals. With 134a it shoots about 300 fps or so.

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