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Tokyo Marui  |  SKU: TM-SG-M870WST  |  Barcode: TM-SG-M870WST

Tokyo Marui M870 Airsoft Gas Shotgun - Wood Stock Version

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A gas-powered Tokyo Marui M870 pump-action shotgun that fires 3 or 6 BBs per shot, with a double hop-up, rapid fire pump action, metal receiver and wood-effect stock and fore-end. 30-round shell magazine.

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Description

The Tokyo Marui M870 Wood Stock Type is a gas-powered, pump-action replica of the Remington 870, firing 3 or 6 BBs at once with a wood-effect stock and fore-end for a classic, traditional shotgun look.

3 or 6 BBs per shot

A lever inside the ejection port switches the M870 between firing 3 or 6 BBs at once. Tokyo Marui recommend 3 BBs for longer-range shots and 6 BBs for close to mid-range, where a wider spread makes hits easier. A double hop-up system puts spin on every BB, so the spread stays consistent in both modes.

Rapid fire pump action

Hold the trigger down and work the fore-end, and the M870 fires with every pump. Because it's gas-powered, the pump action is light and smooth, so follow-up shots come quickly.

Classic wood stock styling

The stock and fore-end are finished in a realistic wood-grain effect and are modelled on measurements taken from the real Remington 870. The outer barrel, receiver and trigger plate are metal for a solid, realistic feel, and a simple metal bead front sight and anti-glare grooves along the top of the receiver complete the traditional look.

Gas tank in the stock

The gas is stored in a large, detachable die-cast tank inside the stock, rather than in each shell. Tokyo Marui designed the tank to hold up well in the cold, and you can carry a spare and swap it in seconds. The M870 runs on green gas or 134a.

Shell-style magazines

BBs are loaded into a shotgun shell-style magazine that holds 30 rounds and looks like a real shotgun shell. Tokyo Marui's air shotgun shell magazines are compatible too.

The M870 Wood Stock Type suits CQB players who want a reliable gas shotgun, and anyone after the look of a classic pump-action shotgun. Add an Acetech Quark-R Tracer Unit for night games, or browse more airsoft shotguns and the rest of the Tokyo Marui range.

Specifications

  • Power source: Green gas or 134a
  • Action: Pump action, with rapid fire
  • Shots per pump: 3 or 6 BBs (switchable)
  • Capacity: 30 rounds per shell
  • FPS: Approximately 320 FPS with 0.20g BBs
  • Length: 954mm
  • Barrel length: 260mm
  • Weight: 2660g (with empty shell and gas tank)
  • Hop-up: Fixed double hop-up
  • Sights: Metal bead front sight
  • Materials: Metal outer barrel, receiver and trigger plate; wood-effect polymer stock and fore-end
  • In the box: M870 Wood Stock Type gas shotgun, gas tank, 1 x 30-round shell, charging rod, charger, cleaning rod, 100 x 0.20g BBs, protective cap, user manual

Frequently Asked Questions

How many BBs does the Tokyo Marui M870 fire per shot?

It fires 3 or 6 BBs at once, switched with a lever inside the ejection port. 3 BBs gives better range, while 6 BBs gives a wider spread for close-quarter games.

Where does the gas go in the Tokyo Marui M870?

The M870 uses a detachable gas tank that sits inside the stock, so the shells only hold BBs. The tank fills with green gas or 134a, and carrying a spare tank lets you refill in seconds during a game.

What is the Remington 870?

The Remington 870 is a pump-action shotgun introduced by Remington Arms in 1950. It is one of the best-selling shotguns ever made and is used by police, military and civilian shooters around the world, in a wide range of barrel lengths and stock styles.