Tokyo Marui M92F Military Model Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol

"I have a significantly older model of this gun, a hand me down from my uncle. But it’s amazing for $129. Probably the best pistol you can get for that price. It’s not without its quirks though.

Pros:
The slide is baby smooth. I can rack that thing by catching the rear irons on the outside of my hand.
Comfortable grip.
Easy trigger pull.
Intuitive to take down and clean.

Cons:
The safety is weird. Or should I say, nonexistent.
I think berettas have a decocker irl, but mine doesn’t have a decocker.
This is more of a problem with double stack green gas mags over all, but still. When I’m putting a mag in or taking it out, the gas release button gets pressed on something in the grip of the gun. So you end up with slightly less gas each time you swap mags. I know that’s just a consequence of having double stack mags, but come on man.

"If you enjoyed the film The Professional with Jean Reno playing the assassin Leon as I did, you will definitely want this pistol with the Madbull M9 Hitman Compensator as a film collection to replicate Leon's Beretta M92F pistol. I purchased this along with the compensator to remind me of Leon. It is an excellent pistol considering it is Tokyo Marui. You cannot go wrong with TM GBB. I grew disappointed over the matter that this model does not contain the functional safety hammer decocker the newer TM Beretta M9 GBB models such as M9A1, U.S. M9, newer Samurai Edge have. The reason is that the M92F along with M9 Tactical Master plus older Samurai Edge are the older TM Beretta M9 GBB models. Only the newer TM M9 GBB models have the functional decocker just as the live Beretta M9 series. What is more sad is that the hop up in M92F is fixed. You cannot upgrade the inner barrel plus bucking with Maple Leaf aftermarket parts since Maple Leaf is incompatible with old TM M9 GBB models.

Regarding the Samurai Edge, it is a custom/modified Beretta M9A1 or M92F from the Japanese zombie horror series Resident Evil (originally known as Biohazard in Japan) which is from the Japanese publisher CAPCOM. The Samurai Edge served as the standard issue service pistol to S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics And Rescue Services), an elite unit of R.P.D. (Raccoon Police Department) which is essentially S.W.A.T. (Special Weapons And Tactics). Raccoon is a fictional city located in United States of America.

"This is a great pistol!
Even though the whole gun is made of plastic, it is still surprisingly very sturdy. The only use of metal in this gun is some of the internal parts and the whole magazine.
I really like the fake trademarks on this gun. It really does give this gun some realism despite using fake logos and numbers.
The gun has a fair grouping and gas consumption is average. Because this gun is from Japan, it won't shoot too far and will land under 300 fps. But since this is a pistol, it doesn't really matter too much.
The sights were a bit hard to use. Most M9 pistols have white dots painted on the sights. This one doesn't. This is strange since most of TM's other M9s have the white dots.

Don't EVER use CAMPING PROPANE in this gun. This gun is mainly made to take duster gas and sometimes Green gas (even though it's propane, it's still not as strong as pure camping propane). Using camping propane will cause the slide to crack. This happened to me.

Overall, a very solid gun.