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Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NGRS
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Tokyo Marui · SMG · Electric

Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NGRS

Badger Score
8.4/10
3 creator reviews · medium confidence · read them
Tested by Ed
9/10
His verdict · watch the video
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Is the Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NGRS good?

Ed tested it on camera in November 2025 and rated it 9/10.

Other creators rate it 8.4/10 across 3 reviews the index has read, with medium confidence.

Liked: “it is in my opinion worth pretty much every penny of that” kickingmustangvlog

Key facts

Maker
Tokyo Marui
Power
Electric
Type
SMG
RRP
¥75,800 JPY (excl. tax)
Price from
about $542 (HK$4,227) at WGC Shop

What other creators say

Badger Score 8.4/10 from 3 reviews read by the index (medium confidence). Hands-on tests weigh more than unboxings; stated scores beat inferred ones. Each line links to the creator’s video.

How Good is the Tokyo Marui MP5 NGRS?
kickingmustangvlog · hands-on · positive · 9/10
“it is in my opinion worth pretty much every penny of that”
The reviewer praises the Tokyo Marui MP5 SD NGRS for its solid build, reliability, and engaging recoil, recommending it despite lower power.
The Best MP5 is Here - TM NGRS MP5 Review
Waldo Dynamics · hands-on · positive · 8/10 (inferred from stance)
“i actually love this platform i find it to be super rewarding super consistent and just incredibly fun”
The reviewer praises the Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NGRS for its solid build, reliable performance, and fun factor, noting minor concerns about stock mold marks.
The Ultimate Airsoft SD6?! | Tokyo Marui NGRS SMG-5 SD6 AEG
Patrol Base TV [PBTV] · hands-on · positive · 8/10 (inferred from stance)
“so very impressed with this thing again an smg reaching out that far is truly impressive”
The reviewer praised the TM MP5 SD6 NGRS for its impeccable build, stable rotary hop, and impressive range, enjoying the realistic recoil and correct bolt-stop operation.

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Tested by Ed

I loved the MP5 SD6 NGRS so much after my first one that I bought it again. The build quality is amazing, it feels so solid with no movement, and it gives me gas-blowback-style recoil and reloads with the consistency of an AEG and none of the cold-weather gas issues. The three-round burst sets it apart from other SMG replicas, and the low out-of-the-box FPS is actually an advantage for CQB sites like Battle Lab. It's not perfect: the battery space isn't ideal, it's still on small Tamiya, and WGC super-glued the orange tip on so I had to Dremel it off. At $543 it's expensive and hard to find, but I'm keeping it stock as my indoor CQB gun.

From I love this so much I bought a SECOND one — Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NG Recoil Shock Unboxing · 2025-11-17 · unboxing · rated 9/10

This was an unboxing of my order from Five War Games, and the main piece is the Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 Next Generation Recoil Shock, which I picked up as an electric backup that still gives me recoil for when it's too cold for my gas blowbacks. The build quality is gorgeous, it's weighty and solid with barely any movement in the stock, and it's super comfortable. It should fire around 285 FPS out of the box because of Japan's limits, and I'm happy to keep it low-powered and completely stock for close quarters. I also got two Jager Precision impact grenades, which I think are limited edition, plus a Quake 8, 209 primers, and Guns Modify MWS mags that are expensive at 60-plus each but the best I've used. I haven't fired any of it yet, so chrono tests and full reviews are coming.

From Lucky Find! MP5SD6 NGRS + Jaeger Precision 209 Grenade Unboxing (Fife Wargames Haul) · 2025-10-07 · unboxing · rated 9/10

What he said, by aspect

build“the build quality on this thing is just amazing... this thing feels so solid... no movement in it at all” at 05:049
gas power consistency“It's going to give me the consistency of an AEG with the recoil... without the like gas issues” at 09:579
accuracy range“the consistency and the performance on this just in terms of like where it's hitting is awesome” at 26:388
reliability failures“things can go wrong with them, but that's normally when people are upgrading them” at 28:04—
ergonomics“super super fun, super nice in the hands. It just literally feels like a real steel” at 28:578
parts support“it's very very hard to get these in the US... WGC were the only retailer that actually had these in stock” at 02:20—
externals fidelity“It just literally feels like a real steel, this thing” at 29:009

From I love this so much I bought a SECOND one — Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NG Rec. Aspect numbers are extracted from what Ed said on camera; “—” means he described it but gave no number.

Problems he hit

Orange tip super-glued on by retailer (US compliance); Ed had to Dremel it off, leaving glue residue on the suppressor · 22:37
Battery compartment too tight: Titan 7.4V 1200mAh LiPo too long; only a smaller 1000mAh 7.4V fit · 15:20
Still ships with small Tamiya connector instead of Deans, which Ed calls 'kind of crazy' · 13:10
Small nick in the metal, which Ed notes is rare for Tokyo Marui QC · 28:20
Quake 8 impact grenade sometimes fails to detonate on impact · 07:53
Gas blowbacks may not work when it gets too cold (his reason for buying an electric backup) · 13:27

Out of the box

$543 USD / HK$4,277 (WGC)Price quoted

No chrono done. Ed says it fires 'pretty low FPS' stock, which he sees as an advantage for CQB sites like Battle Lab. Runs on 7.4V LiPo, has MOSFET, semi/3-round-burst/full-auto, and stops firing when the mag is empty until re-charged.

Caveats

  • Unboxing only: no chrono and no measured accuracy/range test; FPS described only as 'pretty low' with no numbers.
  • Some of Ed's claims draw on his previous identical unit (in London), not just this specific replica.
  • Orange-tip glue damage was a retailer (WGC) US-compliance modification, not a Tokyo Marui factory defect.
  • Ed initially estimated ~$450, then confirmed $543 USD / HK$4,277 at WGC.
  • ed_overall_score_draft is inferred from Ed's sentiment; he never states a numeric score.
  • Mag capacity not stated for his mags; the 200-round figure refers to highcap magazines he did not buy.
  • Unboxing only; no chrono, accuracy, or field testing performed in this video.
  • 285 FPS is Ed's stated expectation for a stock NGRS, not a measured value.
  • Build and ergonomics scores are inferred from Ed's strong verbal praise; he gave no numeric scores.
  • Transcript shows recognition errors (e.g., 'Jagger/Jerger' = Jager Precision, 'F War Games' = Five War Games); spellings normalized.
  • '60 plus each' for Guns Modify mags has no stated currency.
  • Value evidence quote refers to Guns Modify mags, not the primary MP5.

His videos

I love this so much I bought a SECOND one — Tokyo Marui MP5 SD6 NG Recoil Shock Unboxing
2025-11-17 · unboxing · NGRS (Next Generation Recoil Shock) · Ed 9/10
Lucky Find! MP5SD6 NGRS + Jaeger Precision 209 Grenade Unboxing (Fife Wargames Haul)
2025-10-07 · unboxing · SD6 Next Generation Recoil Shock · Ed 9/10

Every claim here links to the moment Ed said it. His scores are his alone and are never for sale.

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From the manufacturer

RRP ¥75,800 JPY (excl. tax) · manufacturer page

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