emilianoksa

My hi capas have never been skirmished. I only use them in the garden very occasionally. This is reflected in the conditon of the mags, which are pretty much clean on the front and sides, with the only wear occuring on the back where they make contact with the trigger bow on insertion. I am only selling them because I switched to Guarder tactical grips for my guns, and I want to replace them with 4.3 mags to keep that tactical look. They have spent most of their life in storage and have never leaked or malfunctioned. £50 collected. Plus £5 if posted.

I went through a period of adding Glocks to my collection. I never skirmished any of them, and some were only ever test fired. This is a test fired gun only and looks like new. But since I have test fired it it is technically used. I wanted an olive drab factory frame and these were only available from KY Airsoft in Hong Kong. So I imported one. I mention this to make clear that the frame on this is not a DIY paint job. The only thing I ever did to my WE Glocks was the outer barrel modification I learned from the Americans. The WE outer barrels are prone to breaking over time. Replacement barrels are cheap enough, but the modification should extend the life of the barrel. This modification consists in increasing the slot slightly to make it easier for the barrel to drop. Picture included. Comes with one unmolested leak free magazine that looks like new. £70 collected. Add £10 for postage. If interested, please supply me with your full name, post code and UKARA number.

Lovely gun which I paid £135 for and have never used. I haven't even adjusted the hop. It has only been test fired, which is obvious from the state of the barrel breech block which shows only a hint of wear. Looks good, shoots well. Comes with one mag and a case. I had intended to run it on a plastic slide during the winter, and actually bought a plastic slide, which is included in the sale and which I never used. Bear in mind that to use this slide you will need a metal insert. I had intended to get one from KJW or simply make one but never got round to it. I know I will regret selling it, but I am gradually reducing the number of my pistols which, these days exist more for decoration than anything else. Aiming to get down to a couple of plastic TMs for garden gunning. £70 collected. Add £10 for postage. If interested, please supply me with your full name, post code and UKARA number.

Bought it from Fire Support maybe two months ago on a whim. It was briefly test fired on low powered gas and put on display until today when I took some photos of it. None of my pistols are ever skirmished, and this is no exception. It is absolutely mint. No scratches even on the magazine. It is probably the best made TM pistol I have ever owned. Build quality and function are superb. It is reassuringly weighty feels like it will last forever with sensible treatment. So why am I selling it after never really having used it? As I say, I bought it on a whim. The appearance of the FNX45 has never really appealed to me. I think it has to do with the large curved base plate on the mag. But I had heard such good things about it I decided to get one anyway. I can confirm that it is as good as they say. However I never really fell in love with its looks. Probably just me. I love Glocks so you can tell I probably have no taste at all. Please note that the nozzle on a can of Abbey 144a gas is not long enough to reach the fill valve through the thick base plate. I bought an extension nozzle but it was useless. So I bought some Nuprol 1 in the blue can to give it a test. Many people would simply use green gas in it, but I never do with plastic slides. It certainly seems more robust than other TM pistols I have owned so it would probably last a long time on green gas. Box and all accessories which are included and untouched are in pretty much pristine condition, like the gun and mag. If you would like to buy it, you will need a current UKARA number. £100 collected from the Bolton area, or I will post for an additional £10 No offers please. Many people would ask more than a hundred quid for a gun in this condition.