Glock 19X Gen5 .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol, Glock 19X Gen5 Air Pistol

This is a great shooting BB gun. The blow back does give it a cool feel and it’s fairly accurate for a bb pistol.

This is an incredibly close replica of the Glock 19X. The size, weight, and weight distribution is very good. Most of the exterior dimensions are very similar, so it should fit most holsters. It doesn't fit my Safariland, however. Aside from the obvious fact that this is a half blow back that shoots steel BBs using CO2, the differences are: ~ the slide release only functions on the left side, and is non-functioning on the right side. ~ the light mount is different, in that the notch is narrower, so you'll have to use a skinnier adapter for your light. You won't be able to hot-swap from your Glock 19X. If you're good with a Dremel, you could probably adjust the Umarex and remove the excess material so it matches the width of the notch as the Glock 19X. ~ the trigger does not lock back after dry firing, whereas in the real Glock 19X, the trigger remains in the rearmost position upon dry firing. ~ the inner diameter of the barrel is wide at the very end, but quickly tapers to the barrel diameter of the steel BB. I think this is why the Umarex does not fully holster in my Safariland holster, as the holster has a nub that fits inside the barrel. I wish this taper didn't happen until further back in the barrel. Overall, this is an excellent training platform for children with large enough hands and for adults, especially if you have the Glock 19X or similar. It will allow you to practice holstering, unholstering, target acquisition, magazine change, indoors or in the backyard, and for much cheaper than shooting real ammunition. It's $80.79 (originally $114.99, 30% off today, on 2023/11/02)! Get it while it's on sale!

OK. First off, last time I fired any gun was back in 1967 at YMCA camp Seymour, so I'm easy to impress. This gun however looks as good as the other reviews say, and it definitely has impressive weight. Showed it to my neighbor that owns a glock and he was completely impressed by the look and weight. Have read negative reviews but had to try this based on the positive ones. Glad I did. Read instructions, loaded BB's,used pellegun oil on the CO2 cartridge, got eye protection, disengaged safety, aimed and fired my first shot. HOLY CR@P!! It has a kick to it! It's louder than I expected too. I was hitting trees and the pump house over 100 feet away. The blowback, even at 3/4 of full is pretty darn cool. If you are a newbie like me, read up as much as you can on it..things like using the oil on the cartridge, do not over tighten it after you hear that hiss etc. Some of the bad reviews I attribute to improper use, and exceedingly high expectations. The ones complaining about the safety under the barrel?? OMG, I would rather have a functioning safety than not. I like it better than the "button safety" on the trigger of other umarex glocks. ... Anyway, this newbie is most impressed with the looks, function, and sound of this "gun of the hand". I have purchased it so I can learn gun safety and use of a firearm without actually purchasing a real version of this gun. I can see how someone like me can use this as a viable tool to learn many valuable aspects of gun ownership. Thank you.

This is a really good tool to help practice your aim for cheap and practically anywhere as well. Haven’t had any issues whatsoever after extensive use

I had high hopes for this Glock 19X but was disappointed in performance. All of my other Glocks beat this one in velocity measurements. A disappointing Max Velocity of 364 fps and Mean Velocity of 362.4. As a comparison, my Glock 17 Gen 3 max velocity was 403 fps, my Glock 19 Gen 3 max velocity is 409 fps (but it's non-blowback), and my ISSC M22 (also a Glock before official licensing) shoots max velocity at 391 fps. Don't get me wrong. At 364 fps, the G19X is no slacker. That's still an impressive figure and the Standard Deviation of the G19X was very good at 3.38 fps. I used garden variety BBs and Black Diamonds with virtually no difference. The accuracy was impressive, though. Most shots stayed within the 2” ring at 10 feet (I'm not a great shot). The rendering of this 19X, like all Umarex Glocks, is excellent. Great feel and realistic weight. Very nice blowback, although partial, not full. Trigger pull is gritty and actuation is literally at the end of trigger pull. Great white dot sights. The max velocity was only 13 fps below advertised spec, so I’m sure that if I kept shooting using only fresh CO2 cylinders I would probably have made spec sooner or later, but I consider average velocity a better indicator of performance. Love the Coyote color. I do like the smaller size and the accuracy, so I will probably favor this Glock for my Glock shooting. I will do some future testing with the intent of reaching advertised spec. Measurements are always subjective and at the mercy of ambient temperatures. My basement range can be a little cooler, which is not really a fair test. Congrats to Umarex for a great job of design on this half and half. Has a G17 frame and a G19 slide. Very creative.

Very disappointed. This toy gun breaks down extremely easily. After just a few months, it jams almost every time, making it frustrating and useless to play with. For such a high price, the build quality is unacceptable. There is no reasonable durability for a product meant to be played with. Save your money and look elsewhere.

Good quality and really realistic

Very good, colors a little off, missing 9x19 markings, paint chips on magazine release, good weight mounts lasers, handles like the real thing, dying to get another air gun, DO NOT USE THIS AS A TOY. I tested it at point blank range on ballistic gel and it pierced though a bit. There is a difference between air soft and air pellets.other than that awsome gun