Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod 1 CQBR M4 EBB Rifle NGRS Next Gen Recoil System in Black EBB Rifle

Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod 1 CQBR NGRS EBB Rifle (Black)

Key Features
- Next Gen Recoil Shock (NGRS) recoil engine with working bolt stop
- Licensed Daniel Defense RIS II full‑length aluminum rail system
- Full metal receivers, outer barrel, buffer tube with mixed anodized finishes
- Flip‑up adjustable front and rear iron sights
- 82‑round steel press magazine with auto‑stop on empty
- 14 mm CCW-threaded barrel for suppressors or tracer units
- Pre-installed sling attachment points (front and stock base)
- Realistic Block 2 mixed-finishes design & rugged ergonomics

Realism in recoil, precision in design.

Description.

The moment you shoulder the Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod 1 CQBR NGRS EBB, you sense the weight, heft, and subtle vibration that letters like “Next‑Gen Recoil Shock” promise—and deliver. In the competitive field of electric airsoft rifles, this one stakes its claim not by flashy gimmicks but by unapologetic realism and rugged function. Drawing from the lineage of real steel CQBR (Close Quarters Battle Receiver) and Block 2 enhancements, this model isn’t just a toy—it's a tool for serious airsofters who want feedback with every shot.

At first glance, the licensed Daniel Defense RIS II handguard turns heads. Machined from anodized aluminum alloy and extending nearly the full length of the handguard, it presents continuous 20 mm Picatinny rails on top, bottom, and both sides. That means mounting lights, lasers, grips, or cameras is seamless—no compromises. The upper recedes into a short gas block design featured on Block 2 carbines, and the flip-up front and rear iron sights mount flush when folded, leaving room for optics or magnifiers over the top rail.

Externally, the build quality is top-tier. The receivers, outer barrel, and buffer tube are full-metal; the mix of anodized finishes across handguard, stock, and rail sections reflect the subtle tone shifts seen in real-world Block 2 MK18s. The sling points come pre-installed at both the front rail and the stock base, giving you flexibility for two-point or single-point setups. Under the flash hider, the 14 mm CCW-threaded barrel gives you room to add suppressors, tracers, mock subsonics—you name it.

But what really sets this apart is the internal system. The Next Gen Recoil Shock engine brings bolt motion and a realistic kick to each shot, marrying the tactile with the audible. The built-in bolt-stop system halts firing when your 82‑round steel press magazine empties—you won’t waste shots or forget to reload mid-game. Trigger-pull, the bolt cycles in sync with the recoil motor, reinforcing the illusion of real fire. The gearbox is Tokyo Marui’s proven design, built for consistency and reliability.

Performance-wise, this airsoft rifle is optimized for standard 6 mm BBs (0.20 g up to 0.28 g). The 275 mm inner barrel provides a good combination of range and compactness appropriate for a CQB-style carbine. The MSRP spec shows a weight of roughly 3,210 g—this heft is felt in your hands and shoulders, and that’s part of its appeal. For power, the rifle accepts an 8.4 V 1300 mAh SOPMOD battery (sold separately). For those with LiPo conversions, it handles 7.4 V LiPo with ease once modified appropriately.

On the field, the MK18 Mod 1 NGRS becomes a refined workhorse. In close-range engagements, its compact form lets you maneuver tight angles with ease. In mid-range skirmish lines, the recoil feedback and bolt response encourage restraint and accuracy. You won’t be spamming full-auto blindly; the realism nudges you toward measured bursts. The auto-stop magazine means you’ll feel the difference when you’re out of ammo—and the need to reload is immediate, not after wasted dry-firing.

For loadouts, this platform adapts. Want to run a mid‑cap alternative? You can (though you lose the auto-stop functionality). Want to add a suppressor or tracer? The threaded barrel obliges. Want to up the motor or internals later? The NGRS platform is fairly upgradeable (though you’ll want to maintain balance with the recoil unit). Some players debate whether recoil systems add too much complexity—and that’s fair—but Marui’s implementation is among the more mature and field-proven ones. You get realism at a relatively low maintenance cost.

If you’re a MilSim participant, a historical load‑out fan, a serious skirmisher, or an airsoft collector, the MK18 Mod 1 NGRS sits comfortably at that intersection. It’s not for casual backyard plinking (though it will survive that); it is for the player who wants to feel something real, not just see the muzzle flash. Its balance of performance, realism, and adaptability makes it an excellent core component in any kit.

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Other Great Features are,

Durable bolt-release switch
Easy‑to‑service gearbox design
Full sling compatibility
Mixed‑finish aesthetics for authenticity

In the box:

- Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod 1 NGRS EBB Rifle
- 82‑round steel press magazine
- Flip‑up front and rear sights
- User manual
- Cleaning rod

Specifications

Overall length: 715 mm (retracted) / 790 mm (stock extended)
Inner barrel length: 275 mm
Weight: ≈ 3,210 g
Magazine capacity: 82 rounds (steel press mag)
Thread: 14 mm CCW
Power: 8.4 V 1300 mAh SOPMOD (battery not included)
Compatible BB weight: 0.20 g to 0.28 g
Materials: Full metal (receivers, barrel, buffer tube), polymer stock & grip

Sku :

176264