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Tokyo Marui - Glock 17 HOP UP version
Let me give some details on the real Glock first:
The Glock 17 was designed by an Austrian engineer with the same name, who had no experience in the area of firearms whatsoever. Its design was quite new at the time it was introduced. The Glock 17 had a totally new safety system, the "double trigger" making an extra safety lever obsolete. Quite new was also the light synthetic frame and the roughness of all parts. Talking about parts, it has only little for a semi-automatic pistol... This Soft Air model is very detailed, even the rough structure of the frame is the same. Also the magazine is an exact copy of its original. Some very small details are missing like the white dots on the sight posts and a small metal piece on the frame, but on the whole, this is a fantastic model.
Tokyo Marui - iAi Automag III HOP UP version
This enormous weapon fires quite an exotic caliber called .30 Carbine. This caliber has been derived from the rifle cartridges fired by the M1 Carbine. It has undergone small changes to fit in a pistol, but it still packs almost the rifle punch. You need big hands to fire this gun, because the magazine holding these large rounds still has to go into the grip... Personally, I think this Tokyo Marui Soft Air model is the best one on this page looking at details. The rear sight is black and there's a nice difference in metal finish between the slide and the frame. Also the magazine looks real...
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Glock 17 (Tokyo Marui)
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