Post by MotorMouth93 on Jan 14, 2013 0:50:26 GMT -5
For sale is a KWA Glock 26C gas blowback pistol. I got it broken in a Craigslist deal because I wanted the magazines it came with, I fixed it up and here it is.
The real-steel Glock 26 is the subcompact frame 9mm Glock, it is not a select fire gun, but for some reason KWA decided to make it select fire anyways and added a Glock 18C style selector switch to the slide.
This gun is select fire, meaning that it can fire in both fully and semi automatic modes. On full auto, this baby puts out 20rps. Needless to say, it's a blast to shoot.
Price: $60
Includes: Gun, grip extension.
No magazine included. Compatible with all KWA and KSC Glock and ATP magazines. I have some so you can test fire it, but I'm not including one, hence the low price.
All selector switch components are still there, no need to worry about buying the set screws/locking sphere/retaining pin that so many auto Glocks are missing.
This gun is used so there are scratches here and there.
Warnings about GBB's
GBB's need to be oiled and cleaned often. This is not for beginners, if you don't take care of this pistol, it will not take care of you.
As with any fully automatic GBB, full auto puts much more stress on the internals than semi, while a full auto mag dump may be fun, don't do it too often. Don't spam the full auto.
The real-steel Glock 26 is the subcompact frame 9mm Glock, it is not a select fire gun, but for some reason KWA decided to make it select fire anyways and added a Glock 18C style selector switch to the slide.
This gun is select fire, meaning that it can fire in both fully and semi automatic modes. On full auto, this baby puts out 20rps. Needless to say, it's a blast to shoot.
Price: $60
Includes: Gun, grip extension.
No magazine included. Compatible with all KWA and KSC Glock and ATP magazines. I have some so you can test fire it, but I'm not including one, hence the low price.
All selector switch components are still there, no need to worry about buying the set screws/locking sphere/retaining pin that so many auto Glocks are missing.
This gun is used so there are scratches here and there.
Warnings about GBB's
GBB's need to be oiled and cleaned often. This is not for beginners, if you don't take care of this pistol, it will not take care of you.
As with any fully automatic GBB, full auto puts much more stress on the internals than semi, while a full auto mag dump may be fun, don't do it too often. Don't spam the full auto.
