That's what Rarikuma says as he looks at the BATON G19X MOS CO2 gas blowback pistol. The package includes the tan-colored firearm, a matching magazine, and several plates for the Modular Optic System (MOS) to accommodate different red dot sights. There is even a special recoil spring for those who want to attach a suppressor, though the host warns that using it might make the gun a bit thirstier for gas than usual.

The pistol features a distinct color scheme, with the slide leaning toward a gold-ish hue compared to the standard tan frame. While testing it out in the biting cold—literally 0°C— he notes that the recoil is sharp and snappy without being uncontrollable. He does encounter a slightly stubborn magazine that requires a firm slap to seat properly, but he chalks this up to the joys of a pre-production unit or a need for a break-in period.

Regarding performance, the accuracy shows improvement over previous models, though the iron sights were a bit socially distant from the actual point of impact. The presenter suggests that since the gun is designed for optics, a red dot sight would easily fix any alignment issues. He concludes that for Glock fans, this model is a solid choice—especially if you don't mind swapping out the hop-up bucking to turn it into a true laser beam.