VFC Maruyama SPC-9 PDW GBBR

The VFC GBBR SPC-9 Maruyama PDW is a gas-powered airsoft replica built in the compact PDW form factor, where an extendable stock makes the length extremely flexible – from 250 mm collapsed to 490 mm fully extended. The compact build makes the replica well suited to CQB, where space and quick changes of direction in tight rooms are decisive, but it also works well on open sites thanks to its solid metal and polymer construction.

Many players find that compact replicas compromise on power, durability or realism. With full gas blowback and both semi- and full-auto fire, this PDW combines a compact size with a shooting experience that matches much larger GBB rifle replicas – without giving up the recoil feel or the sound of every BB fired.

Key advantages
The combination of adjustable hop-up, true gas blowback recoil and a magazine with visible dummy rounds gives an authentic, versatile experience that sets it apart from ordinary electric replicas.

• Gas blowback system: Every BB fired triggers a mechanical recoil movement of the bolt, giving a far more realistic shooting experience than spring or AEG alternatives, where recoil is often simulated electrically.
• Three fire modes in one replica: With the SAFE/SEMI/FULL AUTO selector you can switch freely between safe, semi-automatic and full-automatic fire depending on the game situation – flexibility not found in simpler gas replicas.
• Extendable PDW stock: The variable length from 250 to 490 mm lets you adapt the size to both tight CQB environments and longer-range engagements without changing replica.
• Adjustable hop-up: Lets you fine-tune the BB's trajectory, so accuracy can be adapted to different BB weights and distances – a feature often missing or fixed on budget replicas.
• Magazine with visible dummy rounds: The 45-round magazine is designed with visible dummy cartridges, adding an extra layer of realism and making the replica look more authentic on the field.

Maintenance and safety
As a gas-powered replica, the SPC-9 PDW should be stored with an empty magazine and no gas pressure when not in use, to spare O-rings and valves. Only use airsoft-specific green gas or the gas type recommended by the manufacturer, and avoid leaving the magazine filled with gas for long periods at high temperatures. Clean the barrel and hop-up unit regularly for stable accuracy, and always treat the replica as a real firearm – wear eye protection, and never point the barrel at people outside the game zone.