Visually very close to the original

An optically really very successful imitation of a Colt M1911A1. The metal slide reinforces the very realistic impression additionally. Here the emphasis is quite high due to the very lightweight plastic magazine - here would be a solid metal magazine (such as at the Walther P99) perfect.

The slide stop has no function (with a spring-loaded gun anyway useless) and serves as dismantling bars. The Handball backup of the original image is completely absent. But the thumb-assurance work (blocked carriage, hood and Hahn). The faucet can be stretched manually and refuse, even if the weapon has not been charged - of course without a shot trigger.

The ejection port is visually indicated by a silver-colored metal insert. That looks very good, but has no function. The weapon granted when passing Laden no insight into its interior. Must it previously but not - so far it has done its service without any interference. Not one Klemmer, no Zuführstörungen, no multiple charges, absolutely reliable.

The weapon can be surprisingly well by load - the ejection port without function here is even advantageous because it excludes injuries caused by jamming. The mechanics at By loading requires some force, but convinced by precise function. Everything is smooth and clean, nothing hooked or crunches. Everything feels and sounds very solid. However, I can confirm the problem by one or two balls fall out during the removal of a non completely faded magazine.

Addendum: After a few hundred rounds I have decided to increase the rating to five stars. The slide mechanism works to be impressive soft and smooth. You can also search for more faded in serial magazines still by loading very pleasant, due to the narrow sleigh and the very good mechanical properties. Compared to my other 0.5 Joule Softairs this has the highest surplus energy. She is lying comfortably in the hand, the thumb assurance is a fine thing, spare magazines are easy to get and the price is moderate.

Conclusion: Recommended!