Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle .50AE GBB Airsoft Pistol in Chrome Stainless

Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle .50AE GBB Airsoft Pistol in Chrome Stainless 

Key Features
- Hard‑Kick Gas Blowback System (dedicated oversized cylinder)
- Fully licensed IMI markings & “Hard Chrome” finish
- Semi‑auto only, single‑action trigger
- 27‑round die‑cast magazine (metal)
- Slide‑mounted safety lever
- Adjustable hop‑up
- 20 mm rail on barrel (for adapters)
- Length ≈ 270 mm · Barrel ≈ 135.5 mm · Weight ≈ 1,160 g (empty)

The .50AE Giant with a Blowback Beast Inside

Description.

When you shoulder a sidearm that weighs over a kilogram and snaps your arm like a mule, you know you’re not holding your average “airsoft pistol.” The **Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle .50AE Chrome Stainless GBB** is more than a show piece — it’s a statement in recoil, heft, and presence.

The real‐steel Desert Eagle has been a cultural icon since its IMI production began in 1984, brought to life by Magnum Research in Minneapolis. Marui’s replica captures that legend in airsoft form: the oversized frame, the angular lines, the engraved slide — every nuance made real. Marui also added their “Hard Chrome” plating to slide, frame, barrel, and controls, to better resist holster wear and preserve that reflective stainless aesthetic. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

From a visual standpoint, this is one of the most imposing pistols you can field. The grip is thick, the slide is wide, and the whole silhouette hints at power. But beauty here isn’t just superficial — the engineering inside backs it up.

Under the hood lies a **dedicated super‑large gas cylinder** built exclusively for this model, engineered to deliver what Marui dubs “Hard Kick” — one of the strongest recoil sensations in their GBB line. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} When you pull the trigger, the slide slams back with authority. The recoil spring then snaps it forward into battery with a crisp metallic “clack,” giving you that visceral feedback you rarely get from a sidearm. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Internally, the hop‑up is adjustable, letting you fine tune the BB trajectory for longer shots. The magazine is die‑cast and holds 27 rounds, giving you plenty of lead to press an advantage in a sidearm duel. In most modern setups, it’s rare to see blowback pistols exceed 300–320 fps, but reports suggest this Desert Eagle can push toward ~340 fps under optimal conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3} Use only low‑pressure gas (e.g. HFC134a / “low power” gas) to avoid damaging the internals. Marui warns that using standard green gas or butane may compromise the mechanism. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

In a skirmish, this is not your run‑and‑gun sidearm. It excels as a *statement backup* — a last line of defense, intimidation tool, or theatrical blaster. Because of its size, switching to it mid‑engagement is slower than with compact pistols. But once slung in hand, when that slide snaps, you’ll know you didn’t just pick any airsoft gun — you chose a beast.

The slide‑mounted safety and single‑action trigger lend realism to handling; the safety is easy to reach but must be disengaged before racking the slide (note: racking while the safety is down can stress a small internal tab — users have warned about this on replicas). :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5} The 20 mm barrel rail allows you to mount compensators or decorative adapters, though the sheer size limits how subtle such additions will look.

As for durability, Marui’s build quality is well respected. The Hard Chrome plating helps resist wear from holster draw and repeated slide action. The recognition and licensing by IMI means the engravings and markings are faithful, adding legitimacy to historical or film/roleplay loadouts. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

That said, this model is best suited for experienced airsofters. Its kick, weight, and size demand solid grip strength, patience, and respect. It’s not a beginner’s first pistol — but for those who want impact (both kinetic and psychological), it delivers. In battles, it works well as a novelty/backup, a piece for theatrical loadouts, or a collector’s showstopper. For someone wanting something that *feels* like a desert serpent in pistol form, this is about as close as it gets.

If during your browsing you ever spot this pistol listed cheaper elsewhere, send us the link — we’ll price-match it (see our price match policy) and beat it. You deserve every pound of performance you pay for.

Other Great Features are,

- Strong slide return with crisp lockback
- Realistic mechanics sounds
- Robust finish and wear resistance
- Wide aftermarket support for internal upgrades
- High gas capacity mag enabling sustained fire

In the box:

- Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle .50AE Chrome Stainless GBB pistol
- 27‑round magazine
- Manual
- Safety cap
- Cleaning rod
- (Often includes a small sample of Marui test BBs)

Specifications

- Length: ~ 270 mm
- Barrel length: ~ 135.5 mm
- Weight (empty): ~ 1,160 g
- Magazine capacity: 27 BBs
- System: Gas Blowback (Hard Kick)
- Firing mode: Semi‑automatic, single action
- Hop‑up: Adjustable
- Finish: Hard Chrome stainless plating

Sku :

142160