Glock 19X BB Pistol, Tan

Just a great looking replica and is good with lazer attachments love my model gun and everything about itt!!

Pros
Compact Feel, Pro Look. Im in lovee

Cons
I wish the paint would scratch off the slide so easily

Pros
I like how it shoots

Buy this it’s excellent

Pros
BB guns

Cons
The way life is

i have not shot it that much but the kick is insane (caught me off guard) the safety is a little stiff but that a good thing. mag release and mag weight are like the real thing. sights are NOT U-SHAPE GLOCK SIGHTS. i personally like the dots more then the U shape glock sights, but that is because it is a exact replica of the glock 19x. DEFINITELY PURCHASE PISTOL

Pros
I love this pistol, probably the best price for a high quality bb pistol but what do you expect, its a glock. it feels so realistic its kinda scary

Cons
i wish there was either a place to store the c02 key in the pistol somewhere or what would be even better is if you didn't even need a key. (possibly like sig co2 mags). another bad thing is the safety placement under the picatiny rail, come on umarex what where you thinking

Pros
Good ??

Cons
Nun

Pros
feels like the real deal... metal slide and internals , polymer, trigger safety, slide locks back and the whole thing just feels nice

Cons
the slide was loose and clanky

I love the gun over all but it has some things that need fine tuning to make it better.

Pros
The feel of the grip of this gun is as good as the real deal and looks. The rail is good and the slide though light works well. The accuracy is pretty good and the sight is easy to use.

Cons
The slide doesn’t always catch on the last round it usually takes a few full mags on new co2 to get it to catch. I also had a piece of the slide come off after owning it for 6 months. No biggie but it looks weird. The trigger is really a stiff pull. It isn’t bad but hard to get a perfect shot with it.

I have only put about 200 bbs throu this so it is a first impression but from the feel of it I’ll be surprised if it makes it to 1000 bbs it’s still fun if that’s all your looking for it should be a $60 gun that said $99 isn’t bad for price point but with the back ordering & such probably better off going with something like the Walter PPS

Pros
It looks cool ,the size is Accurate but it’s shooting is just ok & the power is ok nothing to brag about I do like that it has the 3 dots sights & not the half u with front dot

Cons
As for the air gun it feels really cheap & plastic I am disappointed I expected more being a licensed product of glock, if you are aiming down your bb rolls out before pulling the trigger other times I had two bbs with one fire, the trigger is terrible nothing like the real thing, the slid is extremely light & dos not travel very far maybe a inch, making the recoil very light, not realistic i understand that a full weight slid would take away from the power but they could have done better if your looking for something you can practice with and transition to the real thing this is not the one for you , I had the Walter PPS replica it was done much much better !

Pros
Sights line up perfectly love the accurracy,slide move nice and clean, FPS may not be the best but kick it has is awesome

Cons
The trigger , with a the double I find it slipping and miss firing alot now,

Pros
Pretty, but don't buy for training.

Cons
Mag release, slide lock, etc... all represent the real G19 well, and it fits all my G19 holsters like a glove. If you don't shoot in real life and want a "Glock" to plink with, then go for it! The trigger pull however, is stupid llllooooooooong... so I can't recommend it for training, which was my intended purpose. The first several times I tried to "find the wall" I thought it had malfunctioned, or hadn't cycled. There was about 3/4" of travel until I found the wall, as compared to a little less than 1/4" travel for a real G19. (That's 3 *times* as long, practically speaking) These things are critical when training for feel. I tried partially depressing the trigger and wrapping electrical tape around it and the grip to "take out" the slack, which worked surprisingly well. but the trigger wouldn't reset to sufficiently accept a mag change.