Can you confirm this gun is EXACTLY like the pic, with exception of orange tip variation? All metal, 13lbs, drum barrel, cooling coils, etc?
1129971
I have not checked all of the specifications you mention in your question but I would say they are awful close,It does look like the picture. It is a very heavy piece and recommend a strong operator.
937566
Not sure, but it seemed original. We were replacing one that had broken and they were pretty much idrntical. Only problem was the gun attachment slides out.
1225375
Did anyone ever answer your question? I too have this same gun and thinking of making the purchase of this trainer. If you would, let me know. Thanks.
1774802
I'm pretty sure other people (who don't own the gun) answered some of those questions. It's made of ABS plastic, which is a pretty strong plastic. There's not much metal on it at all, actually. 9/10 of a pound could be correct, although I never weighed mine.
300937
Hi Hugo , thank yo for your inquiry , it is against the law to remove the orange tip and it will also void any warranty the the gun may have !thanksPhil
28800
No orange tip. This pistol looks just like an H&K; USP except for the BB sized barrel bore of the muzzle end of the pistol. Yes this gun could get someone in trouble if misused.
660449
They are the exact guns. The ones that are pictured are the ones they send, but one of ours didn't work the cross one and they never contacted us to send us a replacement. We will most likely not buy from them again.
1707033
This is a heavy weapon all metal and a plastic stock. Stock is good quality and looks pretty much like wood. I actually got this to compliment my Halloween gangster coatume. I don't know how it would perform as a airsoft competition gun as it is heavy and bulky.
1304082
The gun has a metal slide, trigger, hammer, and barrel. The grip and lower body is a very high quality and durable plastic. The weight simulates the actual firearm very well
1011824
Appears to be a replica of a full size firearm. I have no trouble with the trigger.
24841
I do believe that this is the M16 BCG; I bought mine from Brownells but by going from the picture and the Part Number (NIBXBCG-0002) this is indeed the beefier M16 BCG. Also, if you use this heavier BCG then you are going to need to run a heavier Action Return Spring (Sprinco's "Blue" Spring should do the job, and their "Machine Gunner's Lube" is fantastic) as well as a heavier Buffer (ST-2T, H2, DPMS Extra Heavy Buffer, etcetera). You really need these parts to get the most out of the "meatier" M16 BCG and for it to function reliably. And while you're in there, I recommend disposing of the standard, more fragile Charging Handle and swapping it for a design that DOESN'T put all the energy of charging the rifle onto a single steel roll pin. The Rainier Arms "Raptor" or Bravo Company "Gunfighter" series are all good choices, depending on your setup. Trust me, you won't regret any of these upgrades, but the Spring and Weight are actually rather necessary. Safe Shootin' and Keep 'em in the Ten Ring. EDIT: Here is a handy reference photograph to go by: http://ar15barrels.com/tech/ar15carriers.jpg
1707098
It sounds like a light 22 rifle. Definitely not a toy sounding gun for sure. I was amazed that it could make that much sound from a simple single barrel cock.
777542
No, it does not come with orange tip, it's black but I would not recommend this gun to ANYONE.
932870
The outside is plastic, but the mechanism inside is metal. There is some weight to the gun. Should last a long time. It looks so real my concern was that the orange tip would come off, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
1555391
No it does'nt, ONLY at the tip where the orange tip screws on. Hope I helped. Any more questions about the gun? Id be happy to answer! =]
2114505
There is an orange tip. Mine was easily removed. Barrel is silver colored like the frame. The compensator is removable as well but the guide rod extends past the end of the regular frame. You could potentially grind it down if you wanted a more standard looking 92FS. It would work well as a prop. I wouldn't do extreme closeups though.
1378454
no orange tip on .177 or .22 cal gunsBTW: the magazines are junk. last less than 300 rounds. I would look for something else.I purchased 4 Umarex pistols within a week. All were dead within 3 months. What a mistake!red