Colt M1911 Airsoft Spring Pistol Metal Version

it's a great buy. the power is perfect and the weight is very realistic. i would definently recomend this gun.

i would put a larger mag into it.

nope

The Metal Frame,The Double safety (on handle or grip and behind the trigger).

I would definitely change the plastic on the inside to metal,the grips on the handle are low quality but thats not much of the issue,i have owned this gun so i'd have to say its pretty good but the fps/accuracy is not at all what the site says

I have had this gun for about 3 months/w lubricant and after a while the plastic peices on the inside of the gun broke from shooting it too much, this gun is a great gun for cqb but i do not recommend long range

The metal design and feel is awesome, range is average for a spring pistol and power is good enough for anyone.

I would have made the clip metal too

It's an exact replica of the real gun and works like the real one, except for the real bullets and blowback slide (you have to manually move the slide back for every shot). Metal construction. Weight and feel. Price. Color. Even the markings and lettering are of a real gun. Everything.

Put a metal barrel to make it a100% metal gun.

For this price it is a surprisingly great gun.

Some of the things I liked about the Colt 1911 were easy to tell if you owned one yourself. The body frame of the gun is full metal like the description stated. The engraving of the pistol is very authentic. The accuracy of the gun aren't the best in the world, but it is pretty good.

If i were the manufactures of the gun, I would most likely make the magazine and the barrel metal along with the rest of the gun.

This is a great gun to use. Both for the money, and the feel of the gun holds many years of tradition. I would recommend this to anyone.

It's very accurate for a fixed site gun. My wife and I can both hit a 1-1/2" target at 20' most of the time. The metal construction gives it a realistic feel and sound when the 'k'ocked. The magazine with the reservoir holds just around 50 bb's.

Maybe adjustable sites would be nice, but it already seems to be pretty close to being dead-on already anyway.

Seems to fire .15, .20 or .28 ammo without any real problem, though obviously the heavier ammo is more consistent.

nice looking replica, considering it's full metal (except for the barrel and the magazine.). A collector's piece, though not an accurate shooter.

probably the barrel and the magazine, it would be aesthetically correct to put a metal barrel and a magazine on a full metal gun. I don;t know if that will affect the price. And the paint job is pooly done, 'coz it chipped by a simple nick.

you get your money's worth, but the gun will eventually end up for display.

you can hit a 3 inch tree trunk from 30 feet away with 2 gram bbs. The mag hold 50 rounds and it is full metal like it says.

the clip should be metal to.

this is a great gun for the money and a great side arm.