Heckler and Koch VP9 CO2 Powered Blowback Airsoft Pistol

"This Pistol has been through rain, snow, mud, over 100 degree heat, and under 0 degrees cold. i have drove this monster through helll for 3 years and it never jams and has NEVER given me issues. i just wish i could get my hands on some extra magazines for it.

"I own a H&K VP9 and I am in need of a extended magazine CO2

"Overall, the VP9 is a decent pistol. Before I got this gun, I decided to buy the Tolmar gas blowback 1911. The mag didn't even take green gas correctly, so I decided to buy a CO2 pistol. Let me just say this. CO2 is so much better than green gas. It can perform in cold temps, and doesn't leak as much.

Now for the VP9

Externals- The VP9's build is a very durable plastic lower receiver and the top receiver is made of aluminum with white dotted iron sights. There is a non functioning 1911 style safety switch on the right and a working one on the left which is kind of weird. The mag release is sometime hard to reach for smaller hands (I have big hands so this is not an issue.

Internals - This is a half blowback pistol. It doesn't load the next BB with the blowblack like a full blowback pistol. It loads the BB faster than a full blowback since the triiger pull does this. Theres a downside to this. The trigger pull. It's really BAD. When firing rapidly it hurts to pull the trigger. After toying with the hop up for a solid 2 hrs I got the hop up perfect. You need a allan wrench to adjust it. It's not clear which way you spin the hop up to make the BB's trajectory up or down. But when I got it, the I did shot very well and straight. This thing is a beast. I got 4 kills with it at the local airsoft field using it as a sidearm. I got at least 10 mags out of the CO2 also.

Pro's
Good Feel
Sexy H&K Trades
CO2 Usage is amazing
White dot sights
Shoot straights
Faster BB loading than a full blowback

Cons
BAD Trigger Pull
Unnecessary Fake Safety
Mag release (hard for small hands)