Tanaka Works is a Japanese manufacturer renowned for its realistically reproduced S&W toy guns. Originally a company that made wooden stocks and accessories for real guns, Tanaka Works acquired CMC's molds after the company went out of business and began manufacturing toy guns. Specializing in woodworking, Tanaka Works has earned a reputation for the realistic construction of its wooden parts and metal finishes.
The gas revolver system "Pegasus" is Tanaka Works' greatest attraction and feature. In the past, revolver-type gas guns were considered difficult to make, but Tanaka Works' Pegasus revolutionized the market. Previous issues, such as low power and poor accuracy, were resolved, resulting in a satisfying product with ample power and good accuracy.
They are highly popular among collectors and technology-oriented people for their realistic product creation, which focuses not only on appearance but also on the feel, structure, and firing sensation. They offer a wide range of authentic models, making them a great choice for those who appreciate realism.
Tanaka Works SIG P228 Evolution II All Heavyweight Model Gun Every P228 delivers exceptional reliability straight out of the box, and that absolute reliability is why it has been adopted...
Smith & Wesson's customization division, the Performance Center, was established in 1990 by two skilled in-house gunsmiths. Initially, the goal was to manufacture specialized models for competitions based on the...
Tanaka Works Smith & Wesson M360SC (Scandium) .357 Magnum 1-7/8 inch Heavyweight Cerakote Model Gun The M360 series is also recognized as a gun used by Japanese police officers. The...
Tanaka Works Smith & Wesson Performance Center Military and Police R-8 5-inch Heavyweight Version 2 Model Gun This tactical revolver, crafted by S&W's customization division, the Performance Center, is finally...
In 1983, Beretta introduced the 92SB-F, a slightly modified version of the Model 92SB. It was intended to participate in trials to upgrade the service pistol used by the U.S....
The Tokarev, one of the most well-known handguns in the Eastern bloc, is now available as a model gun from Tanaka Works! New model guns are always a welcome sight...
S&W M27 "The .357 Magnum" 6-inch Steel Finish In 1935, a legendary firearm was born: the "S&W The .357 Magnum," commonly known as the "Registered Magnum." This model marked the...
S&W M64 2-inch Stainless Finish Ver.3 Round Butt Model Gun The S&W M64 is a stainless steel version of the M10, S&W's iconic K-frame revolver. It is chambered in .38...
S&W M27 "The .357 Magnum" 5inch Steel Finish In 1935, a legendary firearm was born: the "S&W The .357 Magnum," commonly known as the "Registered Magnum." This marked the introduction...
A heavy-weight model has been released for the popular PC (Performance Center) flat side. This attractive piece features a sleek matte black body with added HW weight. The frame bears...
【Limited Quantity Product】S&W M28 "The Highway Patrolman" 4inch "NYSP Contract" Heavy Weight Model Gun In 1935, the legendary pistol "S&W The .357 Magnum," commonly known as the "Registered Magnum," was...
SMOLT Revolver 6inch Stainless Finish Ver.3 Square butt Model Gun In the 1970s, Smith & Wesson's .357 Magnum revolvers did not feature full-lug barrels with weights underneath. In contrast, its...
S&W M27 "The .357 Magnum" 4-inch Steel Finish In 1935, a legendary firearm was born: the "S&W The .357 Magnum," commonly known as the "Registered Magnum." This was the genesis...
※【Made to Order】Reservations close Monday, June 29th※ ※While this product is planned to be part of our regular lineup, due to the uncertain supply situation of naphtha, which is the...
*Made to order* Reservations close Monday, June 29th* Please note: While this product is planned for a regular release, due to uncertainties in the supply of naphtha (a raw material),...
S&W M29 Performance Center 6inch “Target Hunter” Version 2 Heavy Weight The popular PC Target Hunter is now available in a heavy weight model. This attractive piece features a sleek...
SMOLT Revolver 4inch Square Butt Stainless Finish Ver.3 In the 1970s, Smith & Wesson's .357 Magnum revolvers did not feature a full underlug barrel with a weight. In contrast, its...
S&W M27 "The .357 Magnum" 3.5inch Steel Finish In 1935, a legendary gun was born: the "S&W The .357 Magnum," commonly known as the "Registered Magnum." This marked the birth...
This variation of the Chief's Special, introduced in 1950 and later given the name "Model 36," was a favorite. The highly sought-after 3-inch version, known for its ease of use,...
In 1907, Colt released the Police Positive, a masterpiece revolver incorporating a "positive lock" that blocks the hammer when the trigger is not pulled. Its popularity as a revolver for...
An all-heavyweight model variation will be added to the popular model that reproduces the P220 adopted by the Self-Defense Forces. While the previous P220 Self-Defense Forces model featured a special...
Since its introduction in 1984, the Israeli-born Desert Eagle has grown into a model synonymous with magnum automatic handguns as the largest and most powerful handgun available. Discovered by Hollywood,...
An all-heavyweight model variation will be added to the popular model that reproduces the P220 adopted by the Self-Defense Forces. While the previous P220 Self-Defense Forces model featured a special...
Among S&W's 1970s .357 Magnum revolvers, there were no models equipped with under-barrel weights (full lugs). Rival Colt's Python featured more precise barrel processing, and the increased weight of the...