I gave this pistol 5 stars because for the price you can't do better. First off, incase it's not obvious this is a Colt .25acp replica. It is real size but doesn't have the markings because i assume the company doesn't have the colt license. The body (& slide) are metal so it feels pretty solid. The real surprise was the power. For a tiny pocket pistol this shoots hard! Accuracy is so- so but to me doesn't really matter because a real .25acp isn't made for range/acvuracy/power. If you have to pull it probably means last resort close range which is why i got it. Ideally nobody knows you have it until to late, hence "pocket pistol". Backup to my full sized side arm. Also, comes with a small bag of bb's. DO NOT use them. Worst bb's i've ever seen. Like they were made of wet sugar, lol. Use match grade .25g's to make it a true ".25" Lol. This little pistol is well worth the $$. Hope this helps.

The "metal" in this gun is very nearly plastic. Find the review with pictures of the broken gun. Notice how on the inside of the slide, there are molding markings just like crappy plastic, worse than a plastic version of this weapon. Just similar markings, but it is indicative of the low quality of the metal. It is impossible to make a fully metal pistol with good metal and sell it for 6 bucks and make a profit. The cheap metal gives the gun a nice texture and appearance. However, it is obviously not made to withstand abuse of any kind. Do not hold it too tightly, be easy with the slide. It is liable to collapse or split if stressed. Being metal, that would make for a sharp, jagged edge.
DANGER WILL ROBINSON.

Pros
The gun shoots pretty accurately, if using .25 gram bbs or heavier. Pretty good distance, maybe 35 feet effectiveness. Mine shoots up and to the left a tad, but it happens consistently, so I can correct for it.

Cons
The original Colt 25 has a grip-safety that sits on the back of the grip, that compresses when the corner between your thumb and pointer finger push up against it. This gun has the grip-safety, which juts a few centimeters out from the shape of the handle. It does not compress, it just juts out and is very uncomfortable when cocking the gun.

The gun has this defect when cocking a loaded clip. The slide is pulled back to charge the spring, but when released to return to the resting position, the slide may not make it all the way. It stops just a cm from resting, hung up on the bb in the chamber, not quite loaded into place. If you don't notice, and fire it in this condition, it makes a horrid sound and the bb pops out at ~50fps. It is certainly not good for the gun. You must be sure to pull the slide all the way back before releasing it. The spring in my gun is juuust strong enough to push the slide fully forward if pulled all the way back. Test yours when you get it to be sure it operates correctly, or it will break within a few clips.

Conclusion
It is totally worth it for the 6 bucks I paid. It is very judging by some people's experiences I read in the reviews, the gun WILL break on you in a short time. You get what you paid for. If you don't care, by a bunch at once to save on shipping. It feels nice except for the non working safety. It is pretty powerful and accurate at moderate distances using heavy bbs. Buy a few and have a simple gunfight with your friends. More than worth it for that much fun.

This Gun Is very Amazing! when you order it you will get a Small pack of white bbs and the gun comes in great shape!

I had this gun for about 1-2 months until I accidently broke it.

Now I'll talk about the Pros, Cons, And the In-Between

Pros:

Has very powerful FPS 230 or more But shoots way more farther like 100-200 FT than my X36 Double Eagle M85 Fully Automatic Airsoft Electric Gun.

Lightweight and compact plus Easy to put into your pocket or gun holster.

All of it Is medal (Except the sides of the handles of the gun and the trigger)

very realistic model

Now to the Cons

CONS:

Capacity is 7 BB's

Even though it may look good and great shape, be careful not to drop it a lot because it will break the plastic of the handles and it will later break the inside of the gun if you drop it too much.

And Lastly, The In-Betweeners of the gun

Doesn't have a safety. Many people have been complaining about the gun not having this feature and I'll I have to say is this: Don't cock it back then until you are ready to shoot! Simple As that!

Its hard to cock back at first but later on when you have been using it for a while then it will be less harder to cock it back.

So for that, My reccomendation for the players that should use this gun are Intermediate Players, Advanced Players, And Hard-Core Players, Its a great gun that Is cheap and buying it, its worth it! Also this Gun Is great for Close-Combat whenever you are trapped or hiding somewhere or you are in a close-far distance of shooting range.

With this ALL this Is a great Gun and I totally Reccommend It to the players I listed.

I bought this for an extra and now I use it as my secondary to my Taurus 24/7 . This gun is powerful and very accurate . My gripes are that you can't take it apart easily unless you get a screw driver and good luck I say on that so you can't really lube and clean this gun . My other gripe is its all metal but the grip on each side of the handle which it cheesy . Besides that I will alway use this gun and if it lasts only a year or so I will buy another one

G1 Airsoft 6mm pistol

This airsoft pistol is about the size of a sub-compact pistol, which is very small but still quite controllable. The exterior finish and quality is very good, with only a slight amount of play for the slide. The magazine release is very easy to actuate, and the magazine itself is easy to use. The magazine spring is light, and holds up to seven 6mm pellets.

The slide spring is very stiff, especially at the point where you need to hear the click in order to fully chamber a pellet. If this process is not done properly, the next click will result in either a BB falling out of the bore (if you point it towards the ground) or 2 BB's coming out of the bore when fired.

The sights, albeit a nice touch, aren't really useful since the G1 is not what I'd call a precise airsoft pistol. At 25-30 feet, it is shooting about 6 inches high and many of the pellets will fly towards the left or right, but occasionally it will shoot straight. I tested it using the included light weight pellets, and some precision ground 0.20 gram pellets.

Even at close range, the G1 does not shoot the 0.20 gram pellets fast enough to puncture hard objects such as cardboard boxes. It will punch through plastic bags and sheets of paper, but as soon as it touches corrugated cardboard, it will only leave a small dent.

Overall: 4/5 stars, the trigger pull is not bad at all, but the slide spring is very stiff and difficult to rack at the point where you need to chamber the BB. Overall fit and finish looks very good for an inexpensive airsoft pistol