WE WWII Full Size / Metal Luger Airsoft Gas Blowback (Color: Black / 4 Inch)

"I have had this gun for a little over a month now, and after 200+ rounds, nothing has broken down. Like everyone else, my mags were leaky from the fill valve but it is an extremely simple fix. Just unscrew the valve and replace the O-ring and coat the threads with silicon oil. The gun itself is weighty (which is nice) and shooting it is very fun. I recommend getting a propane adapter because green gas is expensive compared to 1lb bottles of camping propane, and the gun isn’t very gas efficient, for me I get on average 2 mags of bbs worth of gas per mag fill. Also i found out regular lubing of the internals increases gas efficiency (duh). If you like WWII replicas this one is great, except for the plastic grip. 4.5 of 5 just because on occasion bbs fail to feed.

"Gun is amazing, mine would stop firing/jam after I fired about half the mag, I don't know if it was my bbs or gas. Other than that it is really good, adds a nice touch when you're around modern airsoft replicas. I would HIGHLY recommend buying extra magazines. Also, be careful of the barrel sights as mine either got shot off or came off when I put it in my pocket. Shot at about 280-290 with .28 gram bbs.

"I recently bought mine and have had a chance to use it in combat, so ill give you all my honest opinion:

Pros:
+Looks awesome and paint is very nice
+Orange tip is easily removed (Barrel is not threaded, just pull it out the front)
+Rear sight is adjustable for range
+WE seems to have updated the design slightly, and the front sight appears to be held on tighter. In addition, the sear set appears to have been updated although i could be wrong (in any case, evike sells the replacement parts)

Cons:
-Screws in the pistol may not be tightened down properly, be sure to double check all screws on the pistol (including those under the grips) to ensure that nothing is lost or improperly aligned. (one of my screws was lose and it was preventing the release of the slide catch - to fix, i removed the grip on the right side and tightened the screw to allow the catch to reset.)
-Complicated pistol that may require more maintenance than the seemingly bulletproof 1911 models, so in a way its just like the real one!
-BB's sometimes roll out the end of the barrel when the pistol is aimed down. i just cock it when i need it to prevent that.
-You cannot remove or insert the mag when the pistol is de-cocked. Attempting to do so will break things.
-Safety becomes loose after a while - i recommend using something (like tape) under the left grip to make movement of the safety mechanism more difficult.

Overall a nice little Luger. There are some things a prospective buyer should understand:
*It is not a sniper rifle, its a sidearm and as such it has limited range.
*It needs to be maintained and cleaned periodically - i personally use 30 weight silicone based shock oil for RC cars - usually available on amazon or in a hobby store.
*Its accurate, but don't expect rifle accuracy.
*ALWAYS store the pistol with the hammer de-cocked (remove mag and pull trigger) doing so will reduce wear on the trigger sear and on the hammer spring.

I my opinion, if you are willing to take care of it, its well worth the money.