S&T Type 64 AEG Airsoft Support Rifle in Wood Finish

The S&T Type 64 AEG Airsoft Support Rifle in wood finish isn’t your typical airsoft rifle—and that’s exactly the point. A faithful replica of Japan’s elusive Howa Type 64 battle rifle, this support-style AEG brings a unique Cold War vibe to the skirmish field. Whether you’re a reenactor chasing authenticity or just want to stand out from the sea of M4s and AKs, the Type 64 makes a bold statement. From its distinctive profile to its long barrel and bipod setup, this is a rifle built for players who like to blend history with precision firepower.

Externally, it’s a head-turner. The faux wood furniture gives a convincing vintage look, while the stamped alloy receiver adds heft and realism. At 990mm long and weighing a substantial 3.48kg, the rifle feels every bit the full-sized battle rifle it’s based on. It’s not something you one-hand around corners—but that’s not the point. This is a support rifle for those who like to hunker down, control lanes, and dominate from mid-to-long range.

Internally, the rifle is geared for accuracy and field efficiency. The 500mm inner barrel and adjustable hop-up give it serious reach, ideal for open woodland or large outdoor sites. Straight out of the box it shoots at approximately 350 FPS, right on the money for most UK skirmish limits. The gearbox is proprietary—designed specifically for this platform—but comes with 8mm bearings and a quick-change spring system, making power adjustments surprisingly accessible for a gun of this size and type.

The 450-round high-capacity magazine ensures you’ve got enough ammo to keep the pressure on, whether you're laying down suppressive fire or covering a teammate’s advance. With safe, semi, and full-auto fire modes, the Type 64 can adapt to multiple roles—but most will appreciate it in semi-auto, playing into that designated marksman rifle (DMR) style of play. The fire rate isn’t blinding, but it’s consistent and reliable—perfect for methodical engagements where accuracy beats volume.

One of the rifle’s standout features is the integrated folding bipod. This isn’t some flimsy add-on; it’s built into the front end and adds real utility, allowing you to go prone or rest the rifle on cover for steady shots. Flip-up iron sights and a functional mock charging handle round out the old-school realism, while a 14mm CCW threaded barrel gives you the option of adding a suppressor or tracer unit—if you fancy mixing modern flair with vintage lines.

Rear-wired to the stock with a small Tamiya connector, the Type 64 has enough battery space to accommodate a decent-sized LiPo. There’s no MOSFET included, but with its solid electrical base, it’s a worthy upgrade path if you want to fine-tune your trigger response down the line. Out of the box, it’s good to go for most players who value realism and historical immersion over full-auto spray-and-pray tactics.

The S&T Type 64 is perfect for players building a Cold War loadout, or anyone bored of modern rifles looking for something that stands out in the safe zone and holds its own on the field. You’re unlikely to see another one during a skirmish—and that rarity, combined with solid AEG internals and that glorious wood finish, makes it a bit of a gem.

Features

• Replica of the Japanese Howa Type 64 Battle Rifle
• Faux wood furniture and stamped alloy receiver
• 500mm inner barrel for improved accuracy
• Adjustable hop-up system
• 450-round high-capacity magazine
• Integrated folding bipod for supported shooting
• 14mm CCW flash hider for suppressors or tracer units
• Quick-change spring gearbox with 8mm bearings

What you get

• S&T Type 64 AEG Rifle
• 450-round high-capacity magazine
• Instruction manual
• Battery not included

Details

• Length: 990mm
• Weight: 3.48kg
• Magazine Capacity: 450 rounds
• Inner Barrel Length: 500mm
• FPS: Approx. 350
• Fire Modes: Safe / Semi / Full Auto
• Hop-Up: Adjustable
• Gearbox: Proprietary (8mm bearings, quick spring change)
• Construction: Metal & Wood
• Battery Connection: Tamiya Small (Rear-wired)
• Thread: 14mm CCW
• MOSFET: No
• Blowback: No