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Tanaka Lists S&W M64, M500, and Tokarev TT-33 Model Guns for November 14 Release
Tanaka has three model guns listed for preorder on Amazon.co.jp with a scheduled release of November 14, 2026.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
Tanaka is pushing its model gun line into the holiday preorder window with three releases on the same November 14 date, and the M64's Version 3 label means the K-frame series is being revised rather than expanded.
Key Facts
- Tanaka lists the S&W M64 4 Inch Square Butt Stainless Finish Version 3 model gun at 36,830 yen with a November 14, 2026 release.
- The S&W M500 3+1 Inch Stainless Finish Version 2 is priced at 37,109 yen and fires 7mm cap powder.
- The Tokarev TT-33 Heavyweight is listed at 30,793 yen and ships with eight 7.62x25 Tokarev firing cartridges.
- All three Tanaka model guns are scheduled to release on November 14, 2026.
- The M64 Version 3 has a weight built into the grip interior and fires 7mm cap powder.
The S&W M64 4 Inch Square Butt Stainless Finish Version 3 is priced at 36,830 yen, the S&W M500 3+1 Inch Stainless Finish Version 2 at 37,109 yen, and the Tokarev TT-33 Heavyweight at 30,793 yen. The M64 is the Version 3 update of Tanaka's K-frame revolver, with a weight built into the grip interior.
The S&W M64 Version 3 is built on the traditional K-frame with a square butt and stainless-style plating over ABS resin and zinc die-cast. It measures about 175mm, weighs about 500g, holds six rounds, and ships with six .38 Special firing cartridges. It fires 7mm cap powder.
The S&W M500 Version 2 moves to triple powder specifications and a high-flow short barrel, measures about 265mm, weighs about 1100g, and holds five rounds. The Tokarev TT-33 Heavyweight uses HW resin and zinc die-cast, measures about 195mm, weighs about 540g, holds eight rounds, and fires 5mm cap powder with 7.62x25 Tokarev firing cartridges. It ships with eight cartridges, a cap loader, and two hex wrenches.
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