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Brand-new GLOCK 17. A stock Tokyo Marui served as the base gun and a Guarder full replacement kit was installed. Based on test results (~150 rounds fired at a 10-meter range), it has proven itself to be both accurate and reliable so far. It has yet to see any real action.

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The gun is looking good Junior.

 

Looks nice so far.

 

Is the slide that shiny or it is the lighting that almost makes it look polished?

 

Thanks Rom. I think it's a new version of the PGC slides. It is kind of shiny and has polished finish instead of the matte finish and it came with a black barrel instead of a silver one.

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Here you go Al.

 

http://www.uncompany.com/pageproductdetails.asp?prodid=638

 

And Rom. TM's arent the only Glocks you can have steel slides on ya know. I had a steel SD upper on a KSC Glock 26 which made my Guarder steel TM 26 feel like a toy ;)

 

Sorry, but when it comes to Glocks it's KSC > TM anyday.

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Does the KSC G26 comes with HW frame? One thing I didn't like about my TM G26 I had was the plastic frame feels much more, plastic-like(lol, as if there is such a thing...) than the KSC G19 HW I had at the time also. The size and fit is nice but the material just feel meh.

 

I'll put a G26 on my future purchase....though a kSC or a TM I haven't decided yet....but definitely with steel kit...

 

How does that G26 cycles anyway with the steel kit?

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How would you guys say the avalon slides compare with the PGC slides for the TM glock 17?

 

Well I have the PGC slide and it is very good in finish and fit. No modification to get it to work right. I have never handled a avalon steel slide before but I'm pretty sure it'll give you much more wieght and feel more like a RS glock.

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Some better pictures of my new sidearm, taken in bright daylight.

 

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I'm a purist at heart, and my weapons reflect that. It's all genuine GLOCK markings and there's none of that unrealistic "MILSPEC" or "TOKYO MARUI" stuff.

 

However, the gun still performs as a Tokyo Marui should. Very accurately and very dependably, that is.

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Thank you.

 

As for the correct base plate, that'll be a future purchase since right now I don't see any point in paying $20 in shipping just for a couple of those from a HK-based retailer. For now, a piece of electrical tape over the Tokyo Marui markings on that base plate will do.

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Installed a frame and slide for the first time completely by myself yesterday. Went well, except for the fact that I had to redo it 2 times because I forgot a different part each time. And it still misses a part at the chamber... Goddamnit <_<

 

Parts list: Marui GLOCK, PGC slide, Guarder frame, Guarder steel threaded barrel, Shooters Design 150% recoil and hammer spring, and +2 baseplate.

I wanted the SD slide, but couldn't find it anywhere. Does anybody know where they still have one in stock?

 

Pics; (yeah, stole the rubberband idea from junior. Excuse me for that :P)

 

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