Key difference between the GLOCK 17 and the GLOCK 19 (NBB) we stock, is that the GLOCK 17 is shorter on the barrel and handle by about one half of an inch. This model has the non-mechanical blowback feature which the GLOCK 19 does not. Likewise, its muzzle velocity is lower (by about 30 - 40 FPS) and likewise, its shot capacity per CO₂

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• Officially Licensed product of Glock GmbH. Accurately replicates the Glock 17, Gen3; Has all authentic markings, namely the GLOCK logo, 'AUSTRIA' and '9x19'. The stippling on the grip panels matches up to that moulded on the firearm counterpart, as do the finger partitioning w/ the periodic box checkering.

• Calibre: 4.5mm shot - use steel or copper, 5 ~ 8 grains for optimal performance. We haven't as yet had the best of luck w/ flyweight plastic shot, as some customers complained about chambering issues with these. Please also note that, even if you could fire plastic shot with this pistol, it is not airsoft rated. You'll get muzzle velocities in the region of 400 ~ 420, which certainly will hurt other players.

• The frame is entirely moulded polymer, featuring stippled grip panels w/ ambidextrous thumb rest grooves. The handle is full sized, likewise the barrel is half an inch longer as mentioned, than the GLOCK 19. There is more GLOCK licensing is at bottom of the magazine floorplate. Furthermore, there is squared tile patterning in typical Gen 3 fashion down the the sloping backstrap contour and moreover, has three finger grooves w/ same grip patterns through indents. The magazine release juts out properly and can be actuated w/out much problem. Otherwise, you have your striker fire flat at the rear of the slide, the vertical, full bodied cocking serrations, specifically six of them, down the whole height of the slide.

• Fixed sights w/ square notch at the rear and white dot on your post. Painted crisp.

• The barrel has a mock 9mm w/ grooves and landings appearance, however, the actual 4.5mm calibre barrel is recessed. The metal slide as you might have guessed, does rack, although only in a short stroke of movement, which is a far cry from a fire arm and/or blowback, though the intention of the design here was to allow for greater muzzle velocity compared to a full (mechanical) blowback. The aim here is just to lend a proper, simulated recoil feedback, w/out draining the CO₂ supply too fast.

• Non-mechanical blowback, the blowback spring does offer -some- resistance. The magazine otherwise is visible through the ejection port, which btw, is partially cut-out. Glock, 17, Austria Licensing on left front of barrel, serial number GUW017 on right side. The slide catch is fully functional, though is positioned more forward on the slide compared to the firearm counterpart. The take-down tabs unfortunately are non-functional, although you could punch out the 3mm pin situated on the take-down notches, to remove the slide, though this has to be accomplished using a pin punch and hammer.

• The muzzle velocity of this pistol averages in at 375 FPS.

• GLOCK's propriety "SAFE ACTION®" double blade trigger safety is applicable on the trigger here. We're pretty much sure also that this gun won't discharge if dropped and we can rule out the striker firing action. Unlike the GLOCK 19 NBB w/ its heftier trigger pull, this GLOCK 17 w/ its blowback feature does recock the gun after each shot fired, so your trigger pull is pleasantly light, w/ a bit of slack that needs to be taken up, followed by a sudden bit of resistance on the trigger, just prior to breaking. Please also note that under the barrel, you have a safety which can be toggled to lock the trigger proper. Switching it so that the red dot becomes visible, allows you to use the pistol.

• Powerplant: 12g CO2 cartridge that fits horizontally into vertical slot inside magazine. Bottom cap comprising mock magazine bottom slides off w/ some amount of pressure needed. Reveals hex screw inside, toggle w/ supplied 2-in-1 tool.

• The magazine is a full-bodied shape magazine, all metal design. The magazine follower hitches in at the bottom of the ammunition well, whereafter the shot can be loaded, one at the time, into the topmost of the magazine, wherefrom the shot is fed through as well. The topmost 1/5 of the magazine head is galvinized iron - a substance which UMAREX is really famous for in their CO₂ applications. The branded magazine buttplate shifts off w/ some effort, whereafter you can chuck the included multitool in, in order to thread the grub screw upward to pierce the CO₂ capsule. Just as a side note - the 12g CO₂ capsule fits vertically sideways into the magazine and is likewise tightened up as such as well - no grub screw that needs to be completely threaded out, before you can insert / position the CO₂ capsule.

• You have an integrated underbarrel Picatinny rail under the barrel featuring a single crossbolt slot. Your typical illumination accessories for a GLOCK 17 should be right at home on this pistol as well.

This gun does shoot semi-automatic and you can expect to enjoy shooting with this pistol for as long as you have CO₂

Partial, non-mechanical type Blowback

DEAL INCLUDES :

1 x UMAREX 5.8361 Glock 17 Gen3 CO₂ Pistol
10 x UMAREX 12g CO2 capsules
1500 x Guerilla "BALLS OF STEEL" nickel plated steel shot, 4.5mm cal. (5.2gr)

Technical Specifications;

Calibre:	4.5mm / .177 metal shot
Licensing:	Fully licensed 1:1 replica by GLOCK
Length:	200mm
Width:	29.5mm
Height:	134mm
Weight:	705 grams
Magazine Capacity:	18 shot
Power:	2.71 J (2 ft.lbs)
Barrel:	Smoothbore, NNB actuating
Firing mode:	Semi-Automatic
Sights:	Yes, authentic square notch and white dot. Crisp finish on the paint
Underbarrel mounting option	Single slot Picatinny rail
Safety:	Double blade ‘SAFE ACTION®’ , also the underbarrel trigger locking switch.
Powerplant:	1x 12g CO2 capsule
Useful Shots per 12g CO2 capsule:	About 90 before the slide catch will no longer be able to catch the slide due to the lack of power on the blowback. Therefore, let's look at 70 useful shots.