Specs: - Gas Powered Automatic Airsoft Pistol - Full Auto (20 RPS) - Full Metal Slide and Barrel - Velocity: 320 fps - Capacity: 23 BB's - Hi Cap: 49 BB's - Weight: 2.75 LB's - Length: 25 in long

There are many models of the Glock and the most popular of them all
is the KWA Glock M19. I've went around and have heard that many people
who owned the model 19 Glock loved it and was very satisfied. I wanted
something similar to the G19 but since so many people had it, I didn't
want to feel that I've copied other people. So, I came to the
conclusion of buying a KWA Glock Model 18c.

So I went with my friend who is 21 years old to Airsoft Extreme. At first I was going for the Glock Model 19 but they were out of stock and I was thinking about how other people would feel if I had it. I was looking at the case with all the Glocks and then the Model 18c caught my eye. I was asking a lot of questions about it. It looked like a very good gun gun and it came with a metal slide and barrel. So. I decided to buy the G18c because it came with a metal slide and barrel, had semi and full auto
mode, and it had the same functions as the G19 but had auto on it.

After I bought the gun I ran to the car as fast as I could to open it. Wow what can I say? the gun felt real, heavy, and very durable. In the box came with about 75 BB's, silicon oil, BB loader, and the gun. I cocked back the slide and smoothly went forward. I ejected the magazine out and it was full metal
( besides the top ) The metal slide had an opening that looked like a spiral barrel.

I took it into the backyard and shot from about 160ft away to but my Glock to the test..... WOW ACCURATE, with the hop-up right in the spot. When I switched it to full auto but not as accurate. The day after I got it my friend and I went into their backyard to have a little 1 on 1 . Geez after the first time I shot him he was scared to death. Almost every 1 out of 3 shots I could hit him. It was very accurate. On semi the metal slide crisply cycles with hard recoil, resulting in a very satisfying “cuchink” type noise. The BB fly’s off to its destination, with accuracy being pretty good for a replica with a medium length barrel, hitting a man sized target at 120ft being easily possible. Full auto is something special - hold down the trigger and watch those BBs fly, emptying a standard mag in 2 seconds! Cycle time is slightly less with the metal slide but the sharp recoil makes up for this. I had a hard time keeping the replica on a tree sized target just 30ft away. The G18C, sadly, does jam, mainly in fully automatic mode. A BB just has to get somewhere in the gun where it doesn’t belong and then you can’t fire anymore. You have to take the slide off the Glock and pry the BB out with a knife.

Accessories

Well there is the kit I have on my replica for a stock Glock 18C, and I thoroughly recommend this upgrade. Other than that, there are many after market accessories for the Glock 18C. Threaded barrels for silencers, lasers, flashlights, scope rails for scopes, extended magazine basses, the list goes on. Most of cosmetic accessories are for personal preference but I plan to get a threaded barrel and a Socom silencer for my Glock, apart from looking the part it may improve accuracy a bit.

Conclusions

A GREAT GUN. I would suggest it for any expert/beginner who are looking to buy a gun but just can't seen to afford an AEG ( the gun cost about $125.00 ) . This gun is outstanding and I look forward to bringing it to more skirmishes. Go out and buy it or if you don't really want a full auto gun then I highly suggest a G19.

Pros

1.) Great weight and feel
2.) Has full auto
3.) Can use green gas
4.) Comes with built-in Standard Rail

Cons

1.) 23 mag capacity ( for full auto )
2.) No trademarks
3.) Prolonged full auto can damage internal parts
4.) Jams because of full auto

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