Tokyo Marui showed us the resin prototype at the 2007 Shizuoka Hobby Show, showed us a finished product at the 2008 Shizuoka Hobby Show and has now given us an arrival date of 11th August 2008 for the Tokyo Marui 1911 M.E.U.

Not a great deal of info forthcoming so check back for more details.

The PNP Firearms Explosives Security Agencies and Guards Supervisory Section (Fesagss) has announced that it is giving serious attention to the problem of people possessing unregistered airsoft replica guns and those selling them without permits.

This is pursuant to PNP Circular 11, dated Dec. 4, 2007.

As stated in the circular, airsoft replica guns may not be brought out of one’s residence for warfare simulation games without permits to transport, the same policy applied to firearms used in real shooting competitions.

Stores selling replica guns without licenses may be subject to criminal prosecution, while the firearms can be subject to confiscation and destruction.

Records show that there are a total of 66 registered airsoft enthusiasts’ clubs in Central Visayas, with a combined arsenal of 2,819 airsoft pistols and rifles.