5KU CNC Grip Type 11 for Hi-Capa Tokyo Marui Black

The 5KU CNC Grip Type 11 for Hi-Capa Tokyo Marui Black is a complete CNC-machined aluminium grip module for the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa GBB platform. The Type 11 combines a modern, competition-inspired design with a coarse, geometric grip surface, a contoured trigger guard and a flared magwell.

The black grip comes with several matching components, including a hammer housing, Type 11 backstrap, magazine release and mounting screws. This provides a comprehensive basis for a custom Hi-Capa, allowing you to customise not only the appearance but also the ergonomics of the lower frame.

CNC-aluminium Type 11 met cross-hatched gripstructuur

The Type 11 is made from CNC-machined aluminium and features a black anodised finish. The design utilises clean, angular lines and a striking cross-hatched surface texture on the parts where the hand comes into contact with the grip.

This texture differs from that of the Type 10. Whilst that version features a more traditional diamond-knurled pattern, the Type 11 has a coarser and more pronounced geometric pattern.

The integrated trigger guard is contoured so that the hand can be positioned relatively high on the grip. A high grip position can help to hold the replica steadily and consistently, depending on hand size and personal shooting technique.

As the grip is made of aluminium, it feels noticeably different from a standard plastic Hi-Capa grip. The material gives it a solid, CNC-machined feel, but it also adapts more quickly to the ambient temperature.

Complete gripassembly voor Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa

The 5KU GB-616-BK has been developed for the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa series. It is stated to be compatible with, amongst others, the Hi-Capa 5.1, 4.3 and 3.9, as well as similar GBBs that use the same TM-spec construction.

The grip comes with a flared magwell. The wider opening helps guide the magazine into the magazine well during rapid reloads. The magwell is primarily designed for magazines with relatively slim baseplates; wide aftermarket baseplates may come into contact with the magwell before the magazine locks fully into place.

The set also includes a matching Type 11 backstrap, hammer housing, magazine release and set of assembly screws. Depending on the specific replica and the aftermarket parts used, minor fitting adjustments may be necessary.

When assembling the replica, always check that the trigger, magazine release, hammer components and safeties can move freely before the replica is actually used.

Practical insights

The Type 11 is, first and foremost, an ergonomic and cosmetic upgrade. The aluminium, the coarser grip texture and the flared magwell change the way the Hi-Capa feels and handles, but have no direct impact on FPS, accuracy or gas efficiency.

The coarser texture may be of particular interest to players who want a more tactile grip than that offered by a relatively smooth standard grip. Whether this is comfortable is a matter of personal preference; a more aggressive texture provides better contact, but also feels more pronounced in the hand.

Before your first skirmish, be sure to check the magazine baseplates you’re using. A magazine may be technically compatible with a Hi-Capa, but it may still not lock fully into the grip if a very wide baseplate comes into contact with the magwell.

When assembling, do not force CNC parts together using the screws. If something does not fit correctly, it is wiser to identify the cause first. Aluminium has many qualities, but unfortunately self-correcting assembly is not one of them.

Who is the 5KU CNC Grip Type 11 Black suitable for?

The 5KU CNC Grip Type 11 Black is particularly suitable for Hi-Capa users who wish to fit their Tokyo Marui platform with a complete aluminium grip assembly featuring a modern competition or speedsoft look.

The black anodised finish can easily be combined with virtually any slide, outer barrel or trigger colour. This means the Type 11 can be used both in an all-black build and as a neutral base for eye-catching anodised parts.

For users with no experience of dismantling and reassembling a Hi-Capa lower frame, it may be advisable to have it assembled by an experienced airsoft technician.

Specificaties

• Note: 5KU
• Model: Type 11
• Producttype: CNC grip / grip assembly
• Platform: Hi-Capa
• System: GBB
• Compatibility: Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa series and similar TM-spec models
• Compatibility: Hi-Capa 5.1
• Compatibility: Hi-Capa 4.3
• Compatibility: Hi-Capa 3.9
• Material: CNC-machined aluminium
• Colour: Black
• Finish: Anodised
• Grip texture: Cross-hatched / geometric texture
• Design: Type 11
• Trigger guard: Integrated and contoured
• Flared magwell included: Yes
• Hammer housing included: Yes
• Type 11 backstrap included: Yes
• Magazine release included: Yes
• Assembly screw set inbegrepen: Ja
• Length: Approximately 112 mm
• Technical fitting may be required: Yes
• Toepassing: Custom Hi-Capa / competition- / racegun- / speedsoft-build

Contents of the pack

• 1x 5KU CNC Aluminium Type 11 Grip Black
• 1x Flared Magwell
• 1x Hammer Housing
• 1x Type 11 Backstrap
• 1x Magazine Release
• 1x Assembly Screw Set

Common mistakes

• Do not confuse the Type 11 grip pattern with the diamond-knurling of the Type 10.
• Don’t automatically assume that every aftermarket Hi-Capa is a fully drop-in fit.
• Check that the magazine baseplates you are using have sufficient space within the flared magwell.
• Do not force the grip onto the frame if the fit is incorrect.
• Do not use the fixing screws to force poorly fitting parts together.
• After assembly, check that the magazine release moves freely and that the magazine locks into place correctly.
• Check that the trigger moves freely without any additional resistance and resets completely.
• Check the hammer and safety mechanisms carefully after assembly.
• Don’t expect an immediate improvement in FPS, accuracy or gas efficiency.
• Use suitable tools to prevent damage to the anodised finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Hi-Capa models is the 5KU Type 11 suitable for?
The grip has been developed for the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa GBB series. The Hi-Capa 5.1, 4.3 and 3.9 are explicitly listed as compatible models.

What material is the grip made of?
The Type 11 is made from CNC-machined aluminium.

What finish does this version have?
The Black version has a black anodised finish.

What is the difference between the Type 10 and Type 11 grips?
The main visual and ergonomic difference lies in the surface texture. The Type 11 features a coarser cross-hatched geometric pattern, whilst the Type 10 has a diamond-knurled texture.

Is the flared magwell included?
Yes. A matching magwell is included.

What is the advantage of a flared magazine well?
The wider opening makes it easier to guide the magazine into the magazine well during a reload.

Do all Hi-Capa magazine baseplates fit through the magwell?
This cannot be guaranteed. Wide aftermarket baseplates, in particular, must be checked to ensure there is sufficient clearance.

Is a backstrap included?
Yes. A matching Type 11 backstrap is included.

Is the magazine release included?
Yes. The magazine release is included.

Is a hammer housing included?
Yes. The hammer housing is also included in the set.

Does this grip improve the performance of my Hi-Capa?
The upgrade is primarily aimed at ergonomics, grip feel, magazine changes, construction and appearance. It does not directly increase FPS or accuracy.

Is the fit completely drop-in?
Not necessarily. Depending on the Hi-Capa model used and other aftermarket parts, minor fitting or technical adjustments may be required.

The 5KU CNC Grip Type 11 for Hi-Capa Tokyo Marui Black combines a CNC-machined aluminium construction, a distinctive cross-hatched grip pattern and a full set of grip components to form a modern base for a custom Hi-Capa.