Umarex Glock 17 Gen5 Magazine

Ignore the big talk about the trigger pull. I was so concerned about it that it took me months to actually buy the pistol. The trigger is fine. It's not a hair trigger. One trigger pull consists of it having to rotate the belt to feed the next shot and finally fire it. So it's a bit heavier because of the extra work it does, but it's not even close to the exaggerated comments I've read. It's totally manageable. When I bought the pistol I also got silicone oil spray for the belt to make the trigger pull lighter because that's what I've seen in reviews. I haven't found the need for that yet. If the trigger pull is keepimg you from buyimg this, just get it. It's really not a big deal at all. I suggest buying a spare magazine or two, although they're a bit pricey. These 21 pellets go quick so have a spare would allow you to jkst swap mags and keep going. Other than that, I'm happy with my purchase and I definitely recommend this pistol.

Pros
I like everything about this pellet pusher. It's a Glock for one. Excellent replica. Good build quality. Interesting new 21 pellet + CO2 magazine. I've only had it for a few weeks and I only had one shooting session with it. It's cold where I live so I'm gonna have to wait a few months to see this at It's full potential I the warmer weather.

Cons
No lock back on last shot. You can lock it back manually but not automatically when the magazine's empty. Other than that, I don't have any flat out cons. I really don't. Adjustable sights would be nice, I guess. Loading pellets is a bit fiddly but still easy. A little more fps would be cool but its also fine as is... I'm really digging at the bottom of the barrel here. It's a sweet pellet pistol.

Pros
Once loaded, it feels & operates like an actual Glock magazine. Fits *open top* Glock magazine holders, but be aware this is longer than the stock magazine.

Cons
Out of the box, and for that matter the original one that comes with the gun, it barely works. It requires a massively heavy trigger pull and you can actually get your fingers sore trying to move the belt around. And then you get occasional jams. However, this is easily fixed with a small amount of Silicone oil on the belt that carries the pellets around. Apply that and spin the belt a few times and the problem goes away. I would recommend not even attempting to use it without first treating the magazine with silicone lube (NOT pellgun oil!). You can actually buy that here.