snowman
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Stock HFC Glock 17 with metal slide.
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Can anyone say Equinox?
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Ok, so maybe it's not strictly accurate, I don't like railed frames, and I'm currently trying to get a set of grey laminate grips from Sigarms, along with the Truglo fibre optic front sight.
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I can (Eee-Kwee-noks), but I'm lost for a reason why I would?
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PS The slide on my Tanaka 226 sits a fraction forward as on that real one, perhaps its supposed to?
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The difference in appearance between the HW P226 and the ABS one, though, is night and day.
I suspect that it'd be worth getting the HW, no matter how slight the weight difference is.
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Bargain basement goodie
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Nothing's 100% in airsoft, but the Desert Eagle's probably as close as you can get.
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Almost a P3000...?
This is a Wingun/ASG branded RAID 400 CO2 NBB.
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Post Le Mans desktop
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Just out of curiosity, how did you find HW material on Tanaka? For instance, I found that KSC HW material felt bit more "metalic" than WA's. I wonder how tanaka would compare against KSC/WA's HW material.
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I'd say this gun is the most metallic looking plastic gun I've ever seen. It even feels cold to the touch.
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KSC guns tend to lunch their internals on Green Gas (if they fail at all).
WAs can break slides (Tanakas, too) - something to do with the high metallic content of the slide AND the fiercer kick than the TM or KSC gas systems.
TMs can break, but it seems fairly rare. Even the 1911 seems pretty reliable, proving that guns don't need to be made of springer plastic to be so.
To be honest, you don't seem to hear that many breakages of any make on green these days, although it's bloomin' hot today and there are a few guns I wouldn't run Ultrair Summer gas through in my loft today! (30C+)
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Possibly - In my experience the Tanaka mags tend to leak most seriously from the base to shell joint, but these seem OK so far.
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If it's any interest, the P226 does about 290 on Propane and the mag's held gas for 4 or 5 days without problem.
No idea if it's a good idea to use strong gasses regularly, though.
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Tanaka Works SIG P226 Heavyweight.
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I know - It looks just as rubbish on their site (
and WA ONLY make an all silver one without the rail...grrrrrrrr.... 
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No, no, no, no, no!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's a Granite Series Railed - It MUST have a rail!!!!
That's the only 1911 I really like and it looks crepe without the rail!
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I'd suggest he adjusts his monitor, they look really washed out on my monitor (none of the other images here do).
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There's no such thing as Midnight Black
It's Midnight Gold and always looks that way in photos, but I've not seen one in the abs.
That Python looks nice though...
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The TM MP7 I reviewed.
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Post count just proves you have nothing better to do...(and, no, I don't exclude myself from that...)
Glad to see the back of the Rep system, it was a pointless waste of time as it stood.
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Btw, I noticed there's no longer a picture of my Midnight Blue M29, so here's one
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hehe, looks like just wasn't installed perfectly. Nice photos by the way. I think I still like the old midnight blue better. The new midnight gold has a bronze look to it.
It's a different grip isn't it? The grain looks different.
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Round butt grip on square butt frame perhaps?
Or maybe a K/L frame gripe on an N frame?
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I kinda like it - I wonder if anyone will make a slide that covers the outer barrel on the bottom one?
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Yes, the ZEKE kit is for the Tanaka.
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