Tokyo Marui Government Series 70 Nickel Finish

“Series '70” that appeared in the 70s. Among the variations, the “Nickel finish” is a particularly bright finish that uses a brilliant glossy plating.
Tokyo Marui's “Series '70 Nickel Finish” reproduces the realistic shade of nickel finish using glossy chrome plating. Furthermore, it has become a supreme model that thoroughly pursues reality in detail, such as serial number and engraving, and the shape of each part and the grain of the grip.

Major features

• Discerning finish
  Glossy chrome plating is used for slides, frames and outer barrels to create a mirror-like nickel finish. In addition, the parting line is carefully polished by hand to create a beautiful curved surface.
• Faithfully reproduce characteristic parts
  Particular attention is paid to the shape of parts such as barrel bushing, thumb safety, grip safety, and spur hammer that characterize the series '70, and it is finished in glossy silver.
• Realistic stamp by stamping
  Engrave the stamp on the side of the slide after molding, not on the mold. The real process is increased by the same process as the actual product. In addition, the small address type is used for the stamp, and the "late type 00000B70" is used for the serial number.
• Grain finish grip
  A gold medallion is embedded in the wood grain grip with a non-slip checker ring.
• Metal notch spacer
  The metal parts inside the slide take the burden when the slide is open and prevent the slide stop and notch from being scraped or damaged.
• Powerful blowback
  The model is a model that realistically reproduces the force of appearance and the strong reaction at the time of launch.
• Die-cast magazine
• Glossy chrome plating is also applied to die-cast magazines with 26 rounds and a thin yet strong cooling.