Glock 19X Gen5

This is an incredibly close replica of the Glock 19X. The size, weight, and weight distribution is very good. Most of the exterior dimensions are very similar, so it should fit most holsters. It doesn't fit my Safariland, however. Aside from the obvious fact that this is a half blow back that shoots steel BBs using CO2, the differences are: ~ the slide release only functions on the left side, and is non-functioning on the right side. ~ the light mount is different, in that the notch is narrower, so you'll have to use a skinnier adapter for your light. You won't be able to hot-swap from your Glock 19X. If you're good with a Dremel, you could probably adjust the Umarex and remove the excess material so it matches the width of the notch as the Glock 19X. ~ the trigger does not lock back after dry firing, whereas in the real Glock 19X, the trigger remains in the rearmost position upon dry firing. ~ the inner diameter of the barrel is wide at the very end, but quickly tapers to the barrel diameter of the steel BB. I think this is why the Umarex does not fully holster in my Safariland holster, as the holster has a nub that fits inside the barrel. I wish this taper didn't happen until further back in the barrel. Overall, this is an excellent training platform for children with large enough hands and for adults, especially if you have the Glock 19X or similar. It will allow you to practice holstering, unholstering, target acquisition, magazine change, indoors or in the backyard, and for much cheaper than shooting real ammunition. It's $80.79 (originally $114.99, 30% off today, on 2023/11/02)! Get it while it's on sale!

OK. First off, last time I fired any gun was back in 1967 at YMCA camp Seymour, so I'm easy to impress. This gun however looks as good as the other reviews say, and it definitely has impressive weight. Showed it to my neighbor that owns a glock and he was completely impressed by the look and weight. Have read negative reviews but had to try this based on the positive ones. Glad I did. Read instructions, loaded BB's,used pellegun oil on the CO2 cartridge, got eye protection, disengaged safety, aimed and fired my first shot. HOLY CR@P!! It has a kick to it! It's louder than I expected too. I was hitting trees and the pump house over 100 feet away. The blowback, even at 3/4 of full is pretty darn cool. If you are a newbie like me, read up as much as you can on it..things like using the oil on the cartridge, do not over tighten it after you hear that hiss etc. Some of the bad reviews I attribute to improper use, and exceedingly high expectations. The ones complaining about the safety under the barrel?? OMG, I would rather have a functioning safety than not. I like it better than the "button safety" on the trigger of other umarex glocks. ... Anyway, this newbie is most impressed with the looks, function, and sound of this "gun of the hand". I have purchased it so I can learn gun safety and use of a firearm without actually purchasing a real version of this gun. I can see how someone like me can use this as a viable tool to learn many valuable aspects of gun ownership. Thank you.

Great! My girlfriend hates the noise but it's pretty good and fun to mess with

Very accurate within the first 30 shots of the co2, i really wish the fps was higher, this will be good for training until you buy a real Glock

I'm extremely disappointed with the Umarex Glock 19X Gen5 .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol. While I have to admit the appearance and feel are remarkably realistic – it's nearly indistinguishable from the actual Glock 19X – that's unfortunately where the positives end. The functionality is simply terrible. The trigger pull is excessively long, requiring it to travel almost completely back before firing. Even worse, the gun frequently fails to load a BB, resulting in shots of just CO2 air. Other times, a BB will get stuck, completely preventing the trigger from pulling at all. The trigger itself is also incredibly clunky and feels defective. I purchased this as a training aid, hoping to practice fundamentals, but the inconsistent performance and poor trigger will likely instill bad habits. This .177 caliber version is simply not worth the purchase. My strong recommendation is to spend a little extra and get the full blowback, 6mm version. That model is far more accurate, consistent, and the slide operation and trigger pull are significantly smoother and more realistic. **A crucial point to note: Be aware that this .177 caliber version is NOT RETURNABLE. Consider this carefully before you buy. In my opinion, it's simply not worth the risk.**

had a few issues with it such as the firing pin getting in the way of the magazine and not feeding bbs. my main issue is last night i tried to put the mag in the gun and it felt like it got stuck. i took the mag out and the damn firing pin came out with it. gun no longer shoots (obviously) but other than that the gun feels and looks very realistic, its pretty loud, and very fun to use.

This think is 98% accurate. 1. is that when you take a pic with flash, it has a lighter tone for the smile and the real had a darker tone. 2. The slide doesn’t go back the full length as a real one but it still goes back a decent length. The weight feels real and is overall nice feeling

I see bad reviews but I have had this almost a year with no issues. I use it almost every day. You must use the oil they recommend every time you change a Co2 cylinder. The first couple of shots in each cylinder may be weak and blow out some oil vapor. After that it fires like new for over 30 shots. Also, I do keep mine loaded and charged , but I am careful to not overtighten the cylinder. That can ruin the seals.