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Things I liked:The pistol functioned properly right out of the box and mimics the Beretta M92 in almost all respects.
Accuracy is good although the pistol presently shoots low. I still need to work on the hop-up to bring the shots up to line of sight.
Good value for an entry level GBB pistol. The pistol has no bogus markings and is very attractive.
Chronographs in the 360-370 fps range with 0.20g BBs.
Slide locks back on an empty magazine.
The furnished factory magazine works perfectly and is gas tight. Loading is very convenient. Things I would have changed:The orange tipped threaded barrel is a "feature" of this version but makes the pistol too long for many standard holsters.
The slide mounted safety does NOT decock the pistol making DA/SA drills out of the holster more difficult to setup (remove the magazine, dry fire, engage safety, reinsert the magazine, holster) but workable. What others should know:Adjusting the hop-up requires field stripping the pistol and removing the inner barrel. No instructions on the adjustment are furnished.
The finish is thin and is wearing off in the usual places from holster wear. I find this attractive.
You'll want a spare magazine (or two).
Things I liked:This magazine fit and functions perfectly in my WE M92. Things I would have changed:Nothing I can think of. What others should know:The first sample of this magazine leaked badly at the filling valve. Pyramyd Air promptly furnished a replacement that works perfectly.
Things I liked:Price is nice. Quality seems consistent with no feeding issues. Things I would have changed:Bag is inconvenient but keeps the price low. I re-packaged these into an empty plastic pop (soda) bottle. What others should know:The bag tips easily (don't ask how I know this!).
Things I liked:Fits my WE M9 airsoft. Things I would have changed:First sample leaked horribly. Pyramyd replaced it promptly and the second sample works fine. What others should know:Not sure if these are all made by the same OEM but the WE-branded magazine(s) didn't leak even when new.
Things I liked:Plug-n-play. Three battery cables. Switchable output amperage. Shuts off when the battery is charged. Things I would have changed:Instructions on the case would be nice. What others should know:The high charge option is for 2000Mmh (?) batteries and larger. This information is buried in the flimsy instruction sheet.
Things I liked:Fits easily in the handguard of my KWA KM4-CQB carbine leaving room for a "monster" 3-round burst module. Battery has very long life and has been thru about 3000 rounds with no recharge needed. This battery provides a fairly realistic 950 rpm cyclic rate. If you want super cyclic rates you'll need more voltage. Things I would have changed:Nothing. What others should know:Note the cyclic rate in my AEG carbine. If you want "stupid fast" you'll want a bigger battery, perhaps a LIPO.
Things I liked:This pistol serves nicely as a professional training pistol. Almost all the controls work the same as the Beretta M92FS to include the slide-mounted decocker/safety (see below). Weight and balance are within an once of the 9mm version. The Hop-Up is especially easy to adjust. Accuracy is outstanding (tested at 50 feet). Things I would have changed:Nothing I can think of right now. I have a less expensive WE M92 as well and this KWA is a clearly superior albeit more expensive pistol. What others should know:Unlike the real 9mm prototype the safety locks the slide: you have to take the safety off to rack the slide. This feature, however, makes the pistol very convenient to holster compared to a non-locked slide.
Things I liked:Inexpensive and works well with very low velocity BBs. Things I would have changed:Make the mechanical parts and target holders out of metal, the plastic parts won't withstand a GBB pistol shot. What others should know:Target is only suitable for small, spring cocking airsoft pistols. Three shots from one of my GBB pistol destroyed it!
Things I liked:I train regularly with the Beretta M92 and was looking for a training pistol I could use without the time and expense of driving to a pistol range. I found it in the KWA M9 PTP (Professional Training Pistol).
The KWA M9 PTP is a high quality, properly functioning M9/M92 replica highly recommended as a training pistol. Or just one fun to shoot. It fits my duty and training holsters and has full operating controls to include the decocking feature of the safety that is lacking in some other M9 airsofts. No bogus Beretta trademarks (although this may be a negative for some.)
The KWA NS2 magazines are leak free.
With the KWA-recommended .25g BBs the pistol chronographs at 320fps +/- 2%. Nice consistent muzzle velocity for a GBB. Things I would have changed:The trigger weight is exceedingly light and less than half the weight of the actual Beretta. The 4.5 pound DA trigger weight is easy to control but will be deceiving when transitioning to the real Beretta. What others should know:The safety locks the slide shut. Not prototypical but a great aid when holstering the pistol. The pistol field strips like the real pistol but be careful as the recoil spring and guide will leap out.
Things I liked:Very accurate to at least 120' (the limit I can place targets) from my KWA KM4CQB AEG. This is a bag that will stand up, a plus. Things I would have changed:Bags certainly save a little money but are a hassle and require a good loading bottle. What others should know:Several BBs cracked in my KWA LM4PTR during firing requiring clearing and cleaning.
Things I liked:The pellets fed and shot normally in several of my airsoft guns. The marking properties are minimal in my guns which all shoot under 400fps -- it may mark better in higher velocity guns. The overall rating is reduced because of this. Things I would have changed:These pellets leave a small amount of orange residue in my guns. Easy to brush out and I'm not sure this can be changed though. What others should know:As noted marking properties of the pellet are minimal. I was hoping there would be more on paper targets but there is just a trace of color.
Things I liked:This is a nice M1911 replica. Has a single sided safety like my .45ACP version. If you desire a M1911 trainer this pistol will mostly work.
The pistol is single action with a nice crisp trigger and mine hits can-sized targets at 50 feet without using a rest.
Magazine capacity is twice what the M1911 holds -- but still pretty light compared to double stack pistols. Things I would have changed:The slide lock does not disengage when pulling the slide to the rear and releasing it. A serious defect I'm still try to solve. You have to use the slide stop as a slide release to close from slide lock.
The frame safety needs to be tightened, it's to easy to engage or safe.
I dislike the Kimberisk ramp-style rear sight and full length recoil spring guide but they're harmless on an airsoft pistol.
All five of my KWA 1911 Mark magazines leak massive quantities of gas during loading. Aftermarket O-rings may cure this.
What others should know:Read all the details on what Mark has what details. The Mark 2 and 4 have light rails; the 3 and 4 Bull barrels; and there are various combinations of ambidextrous safeties and recoil spring guides.
Things I liked:Solid KWA magazine, just like furnished with the 1911 Mark-series pistol. With only 14 rounds you need at least a second magazine. Things I would have changed:The O-rings in these seem to escape (I have several) and the gas will squirt out during filling. Get some spare O-rings. Down graded to 4-stars. What others should know:The base plate has a bumper on it that I personally dislike on my .45ACP versions as well as this one. But don't take it off because if supports the plastic base plate on the magazine.
Things I liked:Not much to review here, this is the only readily available Green Gas. All brands of green gas seem to be private labels from the same OEM. Full case only based on shipping restrictions. Things I would have changed:Eliminate the hazmat "shipping charge" for pickup purchases. What others should know:This is shipped "signature required" so have it sent somewhere it can be signed for.
The actual gas quantity seems to be less than stated on the can.
Things I liked:This is a solid, functional, conventional battery that fits under the handguards on my KWA KM4-CQB. Conservative voltage so you will not over-stress an AEG gun. Things I would have changed:Nothing to change but be sure to use a "smart" charger for convenience and ensure a full charge. What others should know:AEG gun gun cyclic rate (and trigger response) is directly proportional to battery voltage and this battery provides a realistic 950rpm in my KWA KM4-CQB with a M100 spring. Should run a bit slower with a heavier spring. If you want a crazy cyclic rate you'll want more voltage. A 11.1v LiPO in the same gun runs nearly 1500rpm!
Product: WE M-92 Military Spec. Gas Pistol
Review entered on 2012-08-20 07:08:19
Overall rating:4 4.0
Value for money:4 4.0
Accuracy:4 4.0
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Things I would have changed:The orange tipped threaded barrel is a "feature" of this version but makes the pistol too long for many standard holsters. The slide mounted safety does NOT decock the pistol making DA/SA drills out of the holster more difficult to setup (remove the magazine, dry fire, engage safety, reinsert the magazine, holster) but workable.
What others should know:Adjusting the hop-up requires field stripping the pistol and removing the inner barrel. No instructions on the adjustment are furnished. The finish is thin and is wearing off in the usual places from holster wear. I find this attractive. You'll want a spare magazine (or two).