In this visual comparison, Toronto Airsoft showcases six popular green gas pistols available at their store, including the Action Army AAP-01 Assassin and AAP-01C Compact, the USHOT TP22 Competition, the VFC Kimber 1911 Ultra Carry, the VFC/Elite Force Glock 19 Gen 5, and the VFC/Umarex H&K VP9.
Mach Sakai does a head-to-head comparison of the LayLax SIG M17 (CO2) and the Tokyo Marui P320 (traditional gas). Key physical differences he points out are the M17 having more extensive and realistic external markings, while the magazines are not interchangeable between the two models, and the M17's slide is heavier to rack.
Ahjae TV reviews the Tokyo Marui Sig P320 Gas Blowback (GBB) handgun, a full-size replica of the firearm that inspired the US military's M17/M18 sidearm. The most notable feature of this model is the incorporation of a detachable Fire Control Unit (FCU), which is modular and engraved with a unique serial number, faithfully mirroring the real steel version. Internally, the design uses an under-hammer system to optimize space and includes a large 15mm piston, which contributes to its performance and efficiency.
Jeidanten is selling the Umarex GHK GLOCK G17 Gen5 MOS V2 GBB with an Aluminum Slip Version. This gas blowback pistol features a slide, barrel, and decorative cover treated with Cerakote for enhanced durability and aesthetics. A lightweight design (505g total) and a patented all-steel fire control system contribute to its smooth operation and powerful recoil from an integrated super-large cylinder.
Redmantoys does an unboxing and testing of the KJ Works KP-19 GBB pistol they have in stock. They show its competition-style features, such as a compensator, magwell, and adjustable fiber optic sights that can be swapped for a red dot optic. Also, the take note of the extended slide stop and confirms the pistol includes all expected accessories, cautioning viewers about sellers who might remove them.
Mach Sakai compares the performance of the Tokyo Marui gas blowback airsoft guns, the P320 and the Glock 17 Gen5, focusing on muzzle velocity, recoil, and shooting accuracy. Using 0.2g BBs, measurements showed that the Glock 17 Gen5 had a slightly faster muzzle velocity and stronger recoil (a peak of 5.8 compared to the P320's peak of 4.3). Subjectively, the P320 offered a very smooth slide movement and a straight kick, while the Glock was described as sharper with a shorter recoil recovery time.
Revanchist Airsoft in cooperation with Double Tap reviews and tests the Umarex Glock 17 Gen5 MOS Gas Blowback (GBB) airsoft pistol, which is manufactured by VFC. He notes the VFC model's excellent overall build quality and feel, demonstrating that the pistol can be easily disassembled by loosening two screws on the back of the slide.
L'Antre Du Dingo goes over the licensed Umarex/SRC Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS CO2 airsoft replica. The presentation details the contents, which include the replica, a 17-round CO2 magazine, and four adapter plates for mounting various optics (the MOS feature). A notable observation is the replica's quality and the smooth, forceful cycling action, though it is missing the interchangeable backstraps common to the real Gen 5.
NoNe Airsoft takes a look at a custom-built airsoft Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3 Xtreme Semi pistol, which was assembled from individual parts. While the pistol maintains a largely stock external look, it is internally optimized for high performance using 12kg Green Gas. The builder notes that the goal was to upgrade every potential problem area for long-term reliability.
Ragunya does a comparison and compatibility test between the newly released Tokyo Marui P320 Full Size airsoft pistol and the existing LayLax (SIG AIR) M17 model. It starts with an unboxing of the Marui P320 and an initial physical inspection, noting slight differences in characteristics such as grip thickness and the design of the under-barrel rail.
