WE M1935 Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol, Black

The nice grip shape, 20-shot capacity & (so far) 40 shots @ 55-degrees with a Propane/Silicone Spray combo.

Fussy re-assembly Liked to have had a more typical rear sight/front sight arrangement than the tangent-type with tri-angular front. No written Manual came with my gun

Propane smell in basement when shooting; needs adequate forced ventilation.
There's a lot of talk about the lack of hop-up on the Hi-Power. Well, I can tell you, if you put an Allen key into the set-screw *towards the muzzle end* and loosen it, you'll be removing the barrel from the barrel block! the little rubber piece used for "hop-up" is inside that barrel block! Remove the barrel in this manner, and you can more easily clean it out with a rod and patches. (Ask me how I know . . .) As for the bottom hole towards the breech end (rear hole) no doings anything on my pistola; nothing there to turn/adjust.

Final Thoughts :
The Browning GP-35 Hi-Power 9mm Parabellum was the first handgun I ever shot. That was why I chose to buy it as my first Gas Blowback pistol.

I own the real version of this pistol, a WWII Inglis Hi Power made in Canada.Without the orange tip of the airsoft, it would take close examination to tell them apart. VERY realistic.

I'd like a detachable shoulder stock! Seriously though, this is a dead ringer for the real thing. WWII airsoft reenacters rejoice!

I'd include a spare mag, they're hard to find.