Wingman

This would look super with the new Cybergun Parkerized 1911A1 with its WWII trades.

Adding KWC/Cybergun to that list of manufacturers that I'd like to see make a "modern" or fixed site Hi-Power. Just received their new (to us anyway) Parkerized 1911A1. Its my second of this brand (the other is a Colt Rail Gun) and its just terrific. Markings are probably the best I've seen on a 1911 and performance is excellent (flat shoots .25's past 100 feet). They would likely make it CO2 and if they could double stack the magazines to take 25+, it would be perfect.

Its now on the list.

Is it possible to install a RMR on a PX4 Storm pistol?

Movie gun thread would be interesting.

I believe my first WE was the Hi-Power and I have bought several other models since. Their P38 is one of my favorites. I have always found that if I treat all my WE pistols as I would a TM, the run just fine and last quite awhile.

Like the look hardboiledcop. How about some details?

Nice frame work on the 34. Both pistols are very well done.

Air softers have been waiting for a better version of the Browning for over 20 years and I cannot fathom the reason why this has not been done. I don't want a plastic one that requires upgraded metal slides, frames etc. etc.. I want it ready to go right out of the box. I will even accept zero trades. Just make it a modern rendition of one of the most iconic firearms in history. This means that WE or KJW are the best shot at getting what we want and just need to motivate themselves. I pick these two brands as they make dependable pistols at a reasonable price. I still shoot my curre

My first AEG was a TM Sig 552. I still have it and still love it. It's completely stock and I think I still have the box. Not super powered but it still has really good range and is very accurate. Been thinking of getting a new one with a bit more power (I want to leave the TM stock original) but unsure as to what would be the best choice. I'm also not big on lipo batteries.

Nicely done

I saw a non-blowback pistol being used by the female police officer in "Sharktopus vs Whalewolf" last night on Sci-Fy channel (these movies are just so bad that they are fun to watch-lol). At least the hammer moved when she pulled the trigger. Couldnt get a clear enough view of what pistol it was supposed to be however. Sharknado 5 on tonight and they usually have all sorts of airsoft and rubber guns in those as well.

I'm getting to like the look of the Inforce light on Glocks. I currently have an original M3 light on mine but the blocky look of the Inforce matches the shape of the pistol better and while my TLR-1 is a much superior light, it just doesnt look "right". Going to have to have to get the Inforce I guess.

Gotta learn that direct link stuff (lol). Generally never have a need for it so I've not learned how. I will do better. Yes that is the video. The bit about removing the ambi-safety starts at 6:35 into the video. Anyway, it does work. I did it and the secret is that you seperate the halves of the safety when it is only half way to the full up position (which you do when working on a TM/KJW 1911) when the slide is off the frame. There is no glue involved here. Again, watch out for that detent spring. The system in this pistol looks relatively simple compared to a TM/KJW style and that m

For those of us that have lamented the fact that we could not disassemble our KWC Colt Railguns because the ambi-thumb safety was glued together..well..they are not! I found this video on Youtube by mistake. I tried it on my own 2 tone and "praise the airsoft gods", it totally works. Check out: "Elite Force 1911 Tac Disassembly and Reassembly". WARNING: what he says about the detent spring being able to take flight is totally true! Be careful. I was so happy, I nearly shed a tear (lol). Certainly and unusual design, but I feel a lot happier about these pistols now. Video qualit

I like this a lot. Will be difficult to get in the USA, but I'm gonna try. I have a couple of APS style pistols and they work pretty good. I've actually used a couple of their "Salient" style slides on a couple of TM G17's and they work just fine and look pretty good as well. Thanks for showing this. *I wonder if the trigger could be swapped out for a Guarder "G" style?

Will have to get a couple of those for my P09's. Have not lost a spring yet, but I can see it happening.

My PGC slide and barrel for my TM G17 is superb. It was a drop in fit and functioned flawlessly from day one. Worth every penny I spent on it. I've also used Guarder slides and barrels on the G19 and G23 pistols that I built on KJW guns. Those were steel slides and the next time will be with aluminium. The steel looks and feels great, but if your going to shoot them a lot, you get better performance with the lighter slide. In my opinion.

P7M13..now thats what I've wanted in modern airsoft mode for many many years. Had a real steel P7 and it shot like a laser. Had to pay attention to the "manual of arms" but after practice, there was nothing like it. WE or ASG should give it a go..I'll buy 2! Thats really nice Gunnman.

I'm really liking the look of the Gen 2 frame and thinking about getting one. I do like the look of no finger grooves on the grip. Do wish they had one with the rail even though I know it didnt come that way. It seems like on most of the customs, that the grooves are the first thing to go before the stippling. I just dont have the time or talent to pull it off that well.

Yes, thats where I got all the parts for the 2 G19's I built. I am considering their grey 1911A1 kit.

I think both may be right. Going to try the lube and also find a couple of Guarder G19 aluminium slides. Slides have been hard to find lately. Any sugguestions?

I have built a couple of G19's using all Guarder parts (all internals are steel such as the rail mount, slide and outer barrel). On one of my pistols, the slide will lock back while being shot and the magazine still has half the bb's and gas left. The slide lock is not activated, it just sticks back and I have to use a block of wood to force the slide back into position by giving it a good whack. This doesnt happen if I use an aluminium slide, just the steel slide. While I lubricate the pistol well with silicone oil, when using the steel slide, it doesnt seem to last that long and the pist

Guess I will have to look harder then. The comp has to be the same shape as the full end of the slide (height and width). The Punisher was the one that was the closest to the actual shape of the one that I had on my Colt. Wish I had pictures of it as it was really nice.

That I understand, but I'm not looking for the compensator to be put on a 2011 race gun. I'm trying to replicate my real steel IPSC 1911 from many, many years back that was based on a Colt 1911. The compensator that matches pretty close, is the Punisher made by WE, but I dont believe it will fit on my TM.