UHC 1911 Spring Airsoft Pistol

simply everything. The look its amazing better than it looks in the picture. the design, the hammer is awesome. the weight is just right.

the only thing is a type of safety it has. its on the handle. it feels a little funny at first but you will get over it.

This guns maker is amazing everyone should have one. like another reviewer i have a thompson and this gun goes great with it. i would have payed twice as much for it in a heart beat.

I like the weight of the gun. it feels real. i also like that it has a working hammer and the mag is good.

i would make the safty above the tragger more solid. Even when the safty is on you can stillpull the slide back. it just pushes the safty on top of it.

the gun shoots very high from close range (20 feet) but is pretty accurate from about 30 yards.

I liked this guns acuracy,capacity,and looks.

I would add some sights

you should really buy this gun

Accurate with .20s! Very Accurate! Shoots Very Straight! Realistic Good capacity Working hammer Little metal ring on bottom for your convince Good Power Good for a World War 2 Themed fight... Goes excellent with my Cybergun/ Softair Thompson M1A1 THIS GUN RULES! Don't look at the Utg Mk23, it may be double action, but this baby is wayyy better quality. The Mk23 feels like a toy! My friend's Mk23 can't even compete with my M1911 Don't even think about the Uhc M9, its a piece of garbage compared to this thing... My M9 can't compete in most areas with this thing!

When you fire it, it almost sounds like its squeaky new... The plastic is almost squeaky when it fires. A pain in the but. Also make up the Outer barrel and slide with higher quality.. It feels a little loose. It's not bad, but it just makes you nervous that it is breaking, which in most cases it isn't. Even if the outer barrel falls off, it still fires the exact same. Just looks a little "ghetto" as I heard in another review.

Get this gun. Good for children, and fun for plinking, and backyard wars. If you spent time looking for a good spring pistol, look no further... I was looking for over a week for a good one, and I finally settled on this... Great choice. Best Performance in any spring pistol I have ever seen.

For the price, this pistol is surprisingly good. Accuracy is good, but the hop-up feature is a little hard to get used to. Nicely weighted. Feels more expensive than it is.

A second magazine would be nice.

I like every thing about this gun its powerfull slim heavy and overall just a great gun.

The acurracy is a little off but i dont really care

When I bought this gun I Also bought the UHC Preium Precision Ground Paintball -Pellets and even thogh some people say the gun goes 280 fps but the bbs still work well

This pistol not only feels and looks great, but also performs well. The magazine capacity is about 20 BBs which is excellent. It is acceptably powerful and the BBs hit exactly where you point the sights. I like the magazine too, it is durable, simple, and easy to load. The range is very good for a pistol, but it loses accuracy after 30 feet or so. Incredible durability as well. I have had this pistol for 2+ years and it is still my favorite gun out of 5. The price is also excellent.

Absolutely nothing. Every pistol should be made like this one.

I have dropped this gun numerous time, had it in over 30 battles, and even snapped part of it out, and it is still working like it was brand new. This is an excellent, excellent, airsoft gun.

This airsoft pistol is a very faithful replica of the venerable Colt 1911. It has very usable power for a springer and is pleasant to hold and shot. Internal metal parts in the slide and receiver give it nice weight and balance. The single action hammer cocks and the barrel tips back when the slide is drawn just like the real thing. Most external controls - hammer, thumb safety, grip safety, and magazine release - are functional. The only non-functional control is the slide lock.

The main drawback of this pistol is it's accuracy. While it shoots very consistent groupings, my UHC 1911 shoots almost 3 inches too high at 20 feet. This is a nuisance, but easily compensated for by shooting slightly lower. However this is only necessary for plinking. During a skirmish, the weapon is plenty accurate to hit an opponent without the need for shot compensation.

Looks great and performs well, even though the accuracy leaves a little bit to be desired.