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The Marui Glock is still chugging away happily. I had underestimated how important a good hop-up mechanism is; this pistol has a noticeably greater range than what I was used to. The plastic of the frame must be a bit soft though, because it's showing a lot of holster wear. In some spots the matte finish is completely worn off. I have been using the Glock holster for the G21 which it fits pretty well in, and the holster material is softish, more like vinyl than ABS. Oh well, I guess there's not much to stop me from sanding the frame to get it to fit proper G17 holsters anymore.

I've shot the pistol quite a bit this weekend. Besides the slide not closing all the way when I push the slide release lever, it hasn't missed a beat. Slide goes into battery just fine if I pull the slide back a bit from slidelock. Glock mag is a new one. Marui mag is a fairly close replica of the older Glock mags.

Likewise. I've got your review saved to my hard drive. I've read it a few times trying to decide which one to buy. Is there some way I can edit the origional post? There's no edit button at the bottom.

[/img] The lighting wasn't good enough, I'll take more ASAP.

Yeah, I meant the tension spring that pulls the trigger back. Oops. I'll give the alternate loading method a try. I'll post a few pics later tonight. They didn't quite come out as I had hoped. ... and thanks for the PM about the slide.

There is far too little information available on this pistol, considering how well the manufacturer is known, and that the pistol has been available for a while. I haven't shot it much, and I don't have any pictures to show, yet, but I'll share some of what I know. Background I've been into airsoft for about 10 years or so, on and off. Somehow, I stumbled upon X-Ring Airsoft (currently at www.xringairsoft.com), shortly after my introduction to the internet. I scored a used Marui AUG Military for the then incredible price of $350. GBBs were rare, and a pretty unknown commodity, so for a