Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle .50AE Hard Kick Airsoft GBB Pistol (Color: Chrome)

"I own this as well as a few WE Tech ones.
This performs how I'd expect from a TM; decent feel and good accuracy.
I'm not the biggest fan of their plastic on it. It still has a decent kick but since I happen to own the full metal ones from WE, I gotta say theirs feels much nicer.

"This is the biggest gas gun on the market right now. It takes your whole hand to wrap around the slide.
Every time you pull it back, it makes a nice clack sound as the big nozzle retracts.
Blowback is massive and loud.
Accuracy is probably the best because of how long the barrel is. This thing hops .28's. And it does it well. Trajectory is smooth and straight. Simply unreal.

Word of advice - don't rack the slide with the safety engaged (down). There's a very small tab that prevents the trigger bar from moving. If you forget, that's ok. It will break off eventually and it doesn't really matter as it's such a small part, but if you want to keep the safety functional, just be aware.

Also be sure to upgrade to the Guarder Steel rear sight, as the entire mechanism of the slide is held in-place by screw to the original one. This is for down the road.

Unfortunately, you can't power stroke this beast as the slide catch is not spring-activated. It's free moving, so you have to pull back and push down. Not a big deal, just FYI.

BUY THIS PISTOL.
10/10
IT'S MY NEW FAVORITE

"I own two of these. I can verifiably say that this thing is a beast. It's very heave, and feels great. It's extremely powerful, it has excelent range and accuracy, and is probably the most reliable GBB pistol, or even just airsoft gun in general I've ever used. It's very gas efficient, easily getting through two mags with one charge, which is impressive, since when they say hard kick, they mean it. Obviously it's not going to compare to any serious heavy real pistols, but it still kicks as hard as, if not harder then my real steel .22 Ruger. So far I have only one complaint, although it is a bit of a serious one. Because of the plastic slide, over time the catch that locks back after the magazine is empty wears down, and you'll just keep dry firing an empty mag. This happened to not one, but both of mine, so I can say it'll probably be an issue in general.

One last positive note: I may have just gotten two oppositeoflemons by complete coincidence, but the fps evike has writin out, in my case at least, are just flat out wrong. Mine usually shoot around 350.