Elite Force Fully Licensed GLOCK 18C Select Fire Semi / Full Auto Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol w/ Extended Mag (Type: Green Gas)

"I had the gun for about 1 month but after that, the slide started to wear down where the slide catch is and now is no longer able to lock the slide after it shoots its last bb. The gun is fun but that's a big issue I hope they solve.

"i ordered a g18c a good while ago and here is my review for it

Pros:
-its an auto glock, looks great and is fun to shoot
-has glock ergonomics
-comes with extended mag and can use g17 standard size mags
-can use some g17 accessories

cons:
-lack of cosmetic options
- -_IMPORTANT_- bad recoil spring. replace immediately as a bad spring will cause your mag to leak gas due to a slow cycle. you wont be able to get through a full mag w/o this upgrade
-mag release is trash w/ extended mags. extended mags will wiggle loose and you will loos these (expensive) mags on the field.

overall? dont get. the combo of the price of the gun, mags, and a new recoil spring plus the high risk of losing mags in the feild make this airsoft sidearm impractical for financial reasons. Get a newer gen glock sidearm if this is the route you want to go.

"The gun overall is very nice and i love it but i had a few problems with the recycling process and the gun would jam and double cock and i’d have to strip the gun down and remove any jammed bb’s the problem may have been that i did not properly lube it when it first came in or over using it but unfortunately i’m going to return the gun like i did nice gun just some problems that i had.

"Works well except for one thing.

After about a week of use and around 10 mags worth of bbs, the mag started to fall out of the gun after everyshot.

I tried we mags and they work perfectly. Not sure why this is the case. I noticed the mag catch already has a little bit of wear. And that the we mags have larger cutouts to catch the mag catch.

Sucks bc it means I can't use the included mag :(

"The Glock 18C fully automatic airsoft gun gets 3 starts and here's why:

I purchased the 18C a few weeks ago, seeing it was impressive, mainly cause the Glock lineup doesn't offer full auto pistol with the exception for this one.....and there are only a handful of fully automatic pistols out there
when it comes to manufactures out there that make them.

Pro's:
Got it home , and out the box , out came this beautiful pistol. All the markings are correct, and what a replica! Just hands down beautiful and the closest I've seen to its real life fire arm counterpart. The weight of it is fantastic, with a perfect balance, even with the extended 50 rd. mag!. The blowback action is nothing short of incredible. It has a very snappy blowback, launching .20 gm. bb's in the most accurate way. I was very impressed with its accuracy. The feel of it in the hand, is equally impressive. This is just a fun fun gun to plink with , or game with as well.

Con's:
Unfortunately, only having it for a day, and shooting it for about an hour, the slide went rogue on me. Yes, the slide started to "Jam up" on me as each time I would shoot it, the slide would "stick" just before it could cycle back and cock the gun again for the next bb. Low and behold, the death of the Glock 18 C. I was more than disappointed. I was devastated. Just sadden by the whole thing of it malfunctioning as I was having such a great time with it, I'm mean a blast with it.
The slide is defective , hanging up on internal trigger parts. The slide just stopped cycling and would get stuck in the middle of the blowback cycle. So you had to cock the gun every time , and push the slide forward each time to make it fire. When this occurred, I put the gun down, and went to research this problem, I came to find dozens of YouTube videos describing exactly what I was experiencing. My only regret was that I didn't research the gun, before hitting the click button in my cart from sheer excitement over the looks of the gun. Cool factor, 5 starts, but functionality, I'm sorry Glock, but this is an epic fail.

"It broke on me the first week of having it

"The gun is fantastic for looks, firing quality, and much more. However, my extended mag falls out when firing in full auto or in semi auto for no reason. I am required to hold the mag in place in order to prevent the mag from dropping. I called the tech support number, i was instructed to make sure the mag is secure, and that the slide catch was well lubed. Even after the lubrication, and after proper seating of the magazine, each shot still causes the mag to drop. I was very excited to receive a fully licensed air soft glock, But i am horribly disappointed that this was not quality controlled.

"DO NOT BUY.
After about a month of using this glock it started to short stroke and break down on me.
Took it to a tech at an evike outpost and was told to buy a new trigger set and assembly, several part replacements later... the gun is still short stroking with part upgrades and replacements.
Tech told me to not buy elite force and to buy WE Tech because Elite force is so difficult to repair, mind you the gun was not tweaked in any way prior to it short stroking and the slide not locking back, and the slide half locked back upon shooting, and then once repaired and parts were replaced, a new issue occurred and the slide fully locked and had to be forcefully pushed for the gun to fire one round upon return of the default slide position, and rinse and repeat for every single bb, had only used it a couple times adn the gun just broke down.
I will now listen to the gun tech and buy a WE glock because of how many times this gun has been looked at and repaired, for it to break down again, can't recommend.

"Super cool gun with the full auto but it broke my first game and it doesn’t feed/jams now I can’t get it back together I strongly suggest the beretta or 1911. Have had nothing but problems with the glock

"This is my initial review after receiving the elite force g18c. When I first opened the box I was excited to finally own a officially glock licensed airsoft pistol because I figured it would have to be of glocks high standards in order to obtain the licensing, I was wrong. The mag weighs more than the pistol itself which is so light it makes me feel like I'm picking up a piece of plastic every time I grab it. You may think this is a good thing at first, but it really isn't. If I were to drop this on a rock I'm convinced it would snap the slide in half, for reference the gun itself is 13.45 oz, and the magazine is 16.75 oz (no bb's). Makes me doubtful it will last for more than 6 months. The magazine tends to eject all of or most of the green gas when firing, which is a deal breaker and this is the first day of use. The magazine wobbles around in the mag-well, and there is a about 1-2 millimeter gap in between the slide and the frame that should not be there. I've also notice the guide rod spring is very weak and the slide action itself is extremely rough. You can feel it hit a wall halfway through racking the slide. When the slide is released, it will often times not go fully into battery and sit about half an inch behind full battery, at which point you cannot pull the trigger. I nearly forgot about the trigger. The trigger is one of the most disappointing things to me about this gun, because it is feels absolutely nothing like the real steel glock trigger. It is more like clicking a button than pulling a trigger. Even when firing it shoots 2-3 inches below where you are aiming at 7 yards away. The worst part about this is it is doubtful evike will give me a full refund because from what I can tell that's what all of these are like and their support team will find nothing "wrong". Don't waste your money like I did and invest in something worthwhile. P.S. It is fun to shoot in full auto but often times just spits bb's on the floor in front of you or nowhere near your target, so while it makes you feel cool while shooting it is ineffective and a waste of gas, ammo, and money.