This is a great little pistol for realism. Not very poweful or accurate, but hey! Who cares? Fun little plinker. Thanks for watching! -Nate
Umarex Umarex GLOCK 17 Replica Co2 Blowback Pistol (Review Video)
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I really like my Umarex pistols, my most recent is the non blowback Clock 19 Gen 3, all of my other replica pistols are blow back models and all including the Glock 19 have been excellent shooters, all meet or exceed specified factory velocities, and all shoot to point of aim at 10 meters.
While I do like the looks and ergo's of the Glock series of air pistols I'm not impressed with their accuracy, the G-19 gen 3 seems to be the exception, I have two 1911 KWC frame pistols, a SO-Com Novak Special and a Springfield Mill Spec., two Beretta PX-4 Storm pistols, a Walther PPQ M-2, if I had to choose a favorite it would likely be the Umarex Beretta PX-4 Storm pistols for their accuracy, great trigger, and flawless function.
What I don't understand is why a company like Umarex can design and manufacture some pistols that feel good in the hand, look great in fit and finish, are extremely accurate, have great triggers, and shoot to point of aim and turn out other pistols that while looking good can't shoot worth a damn.
There are allot of fine looking replica pistols on the market that get my interest flowing but I've found that a person really has to do his/her homework and research before buying, for me the number one priority is accuracy including shooting to point of aim at 10 meters, if it doesn't have that, it can have everything else, but I don't want it.
While I do like the looks and ergo's of the Glock series of air pistols I'm not impressed with their accuracy, the G-19 gen 3 seems to be the exception, I have two 1911 KWC frame pistols, a SO-Com Novak Special and a Springfield Mill Spec., two Beretta PX-4 Storm pistols, a Walther PPQ M-2, if I had to choose a favorite it would likely be the Umarex Beretta PX-4 Storm pistols for their accuracy, great trigger, and flawless function.
What I don't understand is why a company like Umarex can design and manufacture some pistols that feel good in the hand, look great in fit and finish, are extremely accurate, have great triggers, and shoot to point of aim and turn out other pistols that while looking good can't shoot worth a damn.
There are allot of fine looking replica pistols on the market that get my interest flowing but I've found that a person really has to do his/her homework and research before buying, for me the number one priority is accuracy including shooting to point of aim at 10 meters, if it doesn't have that, it can have everything else, but I don't want it.
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