Glock 19 Gen3

I’m really impressed with the Umarex Glock 19 Gen3 .177 Caliber BB Gun so far! I haven’t had the chance to actually shoot it yet, but right out of the box, the look and feel are amazing. It closely resembles a real Glock 19 Gen3 handgun, with a solid weight and realistic design that really stands out. The grip feels comfortable and natural in hand, and the overall build quality seems very durable. Everything from the texture to the details gives it an authentic feel, which I really appreciate. Even without firing it yet, I can tell this is going to be a great BB gun. If you’re looking for something realistic and well-made, this is definitely worth it. Looking forward to trying it out soon!

Love the Weight, and overall aesthetic. Quality Air Pistol, accurate to a dinner plate at 10 yards or so, though you do have to get used to it a bit, as you have to let the co2 settle between shots for best accuracy. Rapid firing and it will be much less accurate. at 20-30 yards, it is about 10 foot spread for anything but slow shots. Slow shots are still accurate to about 12 inches from your point of aim, as it seems to have a random circular zone of trajectory. Accurate enough where needed, if you need more accuracy, get a pellet gun.

Got this after the Beretta APX. The trigger was a little rough on it. This came up as lighter pull. Not much different. I saw where a customer complained about figuring out how to fire it. LOL i had same problem. Probably could have read instructions but I'm a man. There is a manual safety on left side of trigger. Also has glock safety on trigger but you must push safety on LEFT side of trigger. I would take a picture but when i do my review goes away. ??? So explanation will have to do. I didn't want blowback, they are ok but use gas to blowback and sacrifices several fps. The APX is and no issues with it either. Several people mentioned magazine problems with spring shoving bbs out. Well put your finger over the mag opening while loading. No problem. Also hate getting guns that don't interchange mags. Come to find out the Beretta APX blowback 20 rd mags work well with this gun. They hang down about an inch but tight enough probably on its own but lay in palm of left hand like some shoot anyways and fieed great. Maybe more accurate that factor mag. Can't figure that but mags do make big difference in powder guns. Seem like solid piece.

The BB gun has a great feel and weight. It is very close to an actual Glock in those regards. Very accurate. Great for inexpensive target practice at a fraction of the cost of the real thing. I like everything about it except the "clip" that holds the BB's. There is a little thumbhold for compressing the spring so you can load the BB's into the clip. There is also a warning in the instructions to NOT let the spring freely decompress. It is virtually impossible to consistently prevent that from happening. First, while there is a locking notch for the spring compressor, it routinely spontaneously (or at the slightest vibration) causing the rapid spring decompression; and second, even with my thumb on the little nub, the little nub has such a low profile that it slips out from under my thumb. This is bad for two reasons: 1. It sends the BB's that were loaded to all come out of the top of the clip, sending the bb's dancing around the room. 2. More importantly, it damages the clip (which is what the warning is about) so much so that even if you very carefully allow the spring to decompress, the top of the clip will no longer retain the bb's and again the bb's dance around the room. You will find those bb's later when you're walking around barefoot. I called Umarex with this general concern. They were very nice and helpful and immediately offered to send me a replacement clip (with the return of the current one). That is nice and appropriate (I haven't sent it yet), but I doubt it's going to fix the problem. I am trying to design some sort of bracket or stop that will prevent that sudden decompression.

Have not used it yet but I am impressed with how realistic it looks and feels. The weight on it, it feels real. Its definitely made for quality

Very good build quality/construction for a decent price. Very accurate out to 30 feet. Decent power! Non blow back. Capable of delivering good power through several magazines. The finish on the metal slide is very easily scratched. While it does not at all affect performance, it doesn’t take much use before you’re left with an ugly pistol. Repair parts are not available so, once you experience seal failure, the gun is pretty much useless and therefore, disposable…

I give it five stars because the look and feel is excellent.. the manual safety that was added to it is not needed, so I used a Dremel to smooth it down.. I love the design of how the Allen key is built into the back strap.. that way you don't need to remember to have the l&q with you. if the back strap starts to become loose to fall off, I can easily add a little epoxy to build up the material enough that it will stay tight when attached. I must say, any of these double action only BB guns that don't have the slide actually operating, like this one.. the trigger will be harder to press.. so that is a downside, but that is what you get when you want a double action only BB gun to work properly. It's very nice.. it shoots strong and it's probably plenty reliable. It's easy to fall in love with the sights on the Glocks. they work nice and even without night sights, they are easy to see in very low light. I do prefer the magazine setup that it has over most. The magazine also ejects very well with a nice firm spring push it out a good half inch. when the pistol is held vertically, it does fly right out on its own.

For value it’s pretty good but also fragile, quality is okay, safety and power are also good, shoots pretty far, can see the speed of the bb fly.