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

"This is a pretty good gun it's lightweight and feels awesome with the 50-round mag. But I have had some problems with this gun. First off the spring in this gun is garbage I recommend upgrading the spring immediately. The next problem I had was with the mag, it started leaking and after looking into it further the screw on the bottom of the mag could not screw anymore because the pressure inside ripped all the threads off. So I think if I put a bigger screw it would fix the problem hopefully. In my personal opinion, I hate where the fill valve is because I cant HPA tap it. But overall it's what I expected it to be.

"The Umarex/Elite Force G18C! the gun so nice I bought it AGAIN! And let me tell you running these akimbo feels GREAT! Now for an honest review on performance.

Pros: Full auto, fully licensed, adjustable hopup, 1:1 scale

Cons: full auto makes the hopup go completely out, performs terrible in the cold due to green gas.

All in all I love this gun. it’s the first airsoft gun I ever bought and I won’t be surprised if I buy it again after it breaks

"Excellent performance. It has a very high ROF and is pretty accurate. Only has three cons which are:

-Stock magazine is a tad unreliable with fully automatic fire. It will often fire a few in semi and then do a couple bursts before actually firing in full auto. This can be alleviated by buying a standard length spare magazine or a more reliable extended magazine.

-inner barrel is a little tough to put back in because it can strike the orange muzzle tip if you aren't watching it. This one is very minor

-recoil spring assembly is quite finnicky to put back in, if you don't line it up just right, it will get stuck on
something. This is a pain at first, however you can get used to putting in right just fine, making it another minor flaw.

In short: great gun, few flaws, definitely worth a buy for a fully licensed Glock 18c.

"This is a really solid pistol, however if you are purchasing it purely for the fact that it has full auto capabilities be ready for a few things. In semi, it’s perfect there are no flaws however in full auto it’s very inaccurate which is expected and over time you’re hop up assembly screws will loosen. Also another problem that may occur is your mag dropping when trying to fire in full auto, this is due to the fact that spring is crazy strong and try’s to double feed forcing the mag to fall, not much you can do about that. If you plan on taking off the orange tip, you gotta boil it and bend it out with pliers, there are no threads and the orange tip stabilizes the inner barrel, soooo if you take off the orange tip you need to wrap something around your inner barrel (electrical tape).

Pros:
-Crazy fast rate of fire
-Glock Trades
-Nice feel in the hands
-High quality materials
-Stendo clip
-Looks super realistic

Cons:
-Gas usage
-Accuracy
-Mag catch

"The gun is a little sticky at first but it loosened up quite a bit after i full autoed a bit. Overall, nice gun, solid build, and lighter than i expected (both good and bad but it is whatever). Other than that, beautiful gun and amazing company.

"I finally bought one of these a few weeks ago and haven't yet got a chance to use it in a game but it has so far lived up to my expectations. Obviously the full auto is what makes this pistol so much fun and it really is a crap load of fun. I have been running .25s in it and am getting decent groupings out to 100ft in semi auto with the hop up dialed in. Once you kick it into full the range and accuracy completely goes to s#!+. You'd be lucky to put 10/20 bbs on target past 50ft. I can definitely tell that this will probably never be my secondary of choice but more of a collection piece.
Overall it is a fully licensed Glock 18C that comes with a 50 round extended magazine that is reasonably efficient. I can usually get close to 2 full mags on 1 fill of green gas which considering how much gas spews when you shoot in full auto is pretty good. It's pricey but that's to be expected given how new to the market legit Glocks are. The build quality is ok...kinda cheap feeling all around but the kick is nice. 8/10 from me.

"This is a pretty good gun. Some reviews say that the gas efficiency is really bad, when shooting semi only the efficiency is really good. When shooting full auto the efficiency drops some, but is still good. I was able to go through at least 5 full mags, full auto only, and still had some gas left. Other reviews say that it feels cheap, the polymer is a durable plastic and it feels like a quality product. (I also compared weight and its close to the real steel (with the magazine in). The accuracy is decent for a hand gun (semi only for accuracy) but you need to adjust the hop up as soon as you get it. To remove the slide I would cock the gun and then lock the slide back, pull the levers and then release the slide. My slide gets stuck when I'm taking it off so just use some force to pull it off. When putting it back on get the slide grooves aligned with the track and while sliding on pull up to prevent the recoil spring guide from catching on something. If it does then take the slide off and try again. Overall it is pretty good. I would recommend getting a drum mag or something for it as well.

"The gun works great for me, only took a week to ship which isn't bad at all in my opinion. The carry package i ordered came with the 2 mags and the extended mag which have a decent weight to them (about as much as the gun weighs) and the gun came well lubed but the mags were dry, one started leaking from the fill valve after the first 20 rounds (not okay at all) Around 2 days after the first mag leak the other one started leaking and then the extended mag. I have ordered replacement fill valves but i cant use the gun until then. Other than the leaky mags its a good quality build. I have taken the gun apart fully and put it back together a few times and here's what i have to say about it
pros:
high rate of fire (keeps up with most m4's you can pick up anywhere)
metal slide and polymer lower, extremely durable for outdoor use and stress
comfortable grip and stipple
good slide release, mag release and fire selector, lines up perfectly with thumb
mags drop easy for tactical reloads
good to use for practicing home defense and training
parts are high quality and will last a long time before replacement

cons:
slight trigger wobble(hardly noticeable)
rear sight tends to move if not properly set in
paint wears off in most hard shell holsters
a little bit of movement in the barrel( should not move this much)
the top slide moves left to right slightly, again hardly noticeable
some mags out of the box tend to leak(only for some people but there cheap to replace)

overall there's not much picking at about this gun, it works and functions great and if your in the market for something reliable then this would be a good go to gun, or if your just wanting to have a little fun. This gun is a blast to play with. would definitely recommend this pistol.

"Got the gun in and love it! I've had my nozzle spring get unlatched from the nozzle so far that is the only problem I've had with it I do not like the short mags that came with the cary package I think it was thos mags that caused the problem. Over all great gun and very fun on full auto! I would recommend this gun.

"This is an awesome pistol. No question. It does come with a extended magazine, which seems to work well as far as function, but the reality is you’re not going to use it in a holster with the extended magazine because it sticks out so much. I’d recommend getting more Glock 17 mags, CO2 or green gas; they both work. CO2 kicks a little harder. However as I have used it more, the slide stop is starting to erode away, which means the slide is not always lock back when empty. I dropped in an aftermarket golden G17 barrel, which makes the gun look even cooler

Pros:
Select fire
Reliable pistol
Comes with extended magazine
Most after market parts likely work

CONS:
AWFUL FINISH gets ground off if used for frequent training
Cheap metal, slide stop is eroding away
Many problems with guiderod: finicky to field strip
Selector switch made of plastic, may break.

"i just bought the last one until february and it runs great, my slide sticks a lot and the outer barrel rattles but that might just be an outlier. it’s a great sidearm for the money and it being licensed is another plus. all in all i would but it again for duel wielding just for fun.

"Upon receiving this pistol (Umarex Glock 18c) I inspected it as you would do with any new gun. First thing that I saw was that the front sight was crooked, nothing really important but it is kind of annoying. Another thing that I noticed is how the outer barrel has a bit of play to it. I proceeded to remove the orange tip as I do on all of my guns and it was really hard to do so. I had to essentially melt it off until it broke out of place. I realized by doing this I let the inner barrel misaligned since it did not have the support around it that the orange tip provided. The inner barrel has more wiggle than the outer barrel and is bound to bring accuracy problems. I used what was left of the orange tip and cut it to a small size leaving the pegs at the end. I inserted the inner barrel inside the orange tip and then put it through the outer barrel and so far I have solved the inner barrel wiggle issue. I have not tested the gun with gas yet, but so far I have seen reviews about the mag NOT leaking and the gun performing very well. I would have to test it for myself and see. As for the little orange tip invention to stabilize the inner barrel, I would have to test it out to see if it doesn't go flying anywhere.

The Gun came very well lubed btw.
Mag did not come with gas inside, IMO it should come with a little to keep the mag lubed and O-rings in pressure.

"Long awaited! This GLOCK 18C is a cool handgun, it shoots great, and even better with CO2 mags! The finish used scratches easily. My only complaint is that the selector switch is made of plastic, and I’ll update this if I do end up breaking it, but I get the gun into battery with the old fashioned slide rack, not the slide stop. Also, if you look carefully, the slide is not fitted perfectly to the frame, probably to allow for full auto cyclic rate.

Pros:
-GLOCK 18c! Full auto!
-Ported slide allows an after market outer barrel to be seen better
-Accepts G17 & CO2 magazines, and the extended magazine is included
-realistic enough for dry fire & practice to carry over for firearms

Cons:
-Plastic selector switch- has higher potential to break
-The guide rod spring does not have the small piece to join it to the inner barrel (G19 does)
-cheap slide finish (seems to be endemic to all GLOCK replicas)
-Field stripping is more of a pain, again related to a part that aligns the guiderod has a tendency to fall out when fieldstripping.

"It's ok but it almost always catches on something and won't rack/load properly but that's the only problem I've experienced with it.

"Ive had it for a few days and used it for one day of INDOOR play straight out of the box with drum mag i bought too

pros
- glock
- full auto
- extended mag
- can buy drum mags
- looks beautiful

cons
- after shooting semi for a few shots it starts shooting auto with the selector still on semi
- accuracy on semi with slow followup shots is mediocre at best for the price paid for it
- slide catch is already wearing down
- after taking the orange tip off the inner barrel wobbles leading to shots going literally everywhere in semi

overall just get a 17 or a hi capa. not worth the price for meh build and meh performance. If you buy this you are literally buying the glock branding.