KSC usp .45 , KJW p226, or WE 1911

[ironskull79]

Hi, im trying to decide on a gas blow back i should get in the future. I am not going to fields with this weapon, I am only using using these around the house.
I'm basically going for feel, and accuracy of the gas blow back (using .2 grams).

thanks for the help...

[Cassius]

USP

[krazie Sj]

The 1911 will probably have the crispest blow back followed by the P226 and the USP last.

[ironskull79]

Originally Posted by Scooby Steve

Are you a girl?

no I'm not.

[Kimbo]

usp's are plagued with trigger problems. The trigger breaks very easily.

[Cassius]

Mr. Hitman

Edit: he doesn't wanna field it so I just suggested what looks the coolest.

[BBS]

if you're looking for feel get the USP because KJW guns have a "sluggish" blowback action. Heck even my TM P226 blew back harder in stock form than in my KJ P226. Not saying KJs are bad, they're excellent bang for the buck but it lacks...."feel"...there is less of a rewarding experience to shoot.

I thought it was only the KSC USP compact that has trigger snapping issues. not the newer KSC .45

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by BBS

if you're looking for feel get the USP because KJW guns have a "sluggish" blowback action. Heck even my TM P226 blew back harder in stock form than in my KJ P226.

Strange, My KJW P229 has one of the best crisp blowback actions of any pistols I've tried, second only to the TM Desert Eagle. Lots of kick too.

[dodger_me]

Ya, my TM p226 is really crisp... Just gotta lube the slide rails once in a while

[woody_4000]

USP!!! im just ordered one lol......

[lykurgus]

just my opinion but buy a TM pistol,, i have dozens and the ones i game never let me down,, i always use propane and zero problems,, ksc are ok, their glocks are their best product, i have their usps and dont use them because of the problems they have, that are well documented on this site if you search for it,, if its just a wallhanger then who cares?,, it wont matter which one functions better till you use it.

[Denver Keith]

I own both a KJW P226 and a WE 1911. I like the heavier blowback of the P226, but the WE is nicer to hold and look at.

As for the USP, why buy a plastic gun when you could have full metal? I don't believe I'll ever end up buying plastic.

[attack-beaver]

my USP as 0 trigger problems so far.

[BBS]

i think its the feel of the gun. Comparing the TM and KJW P226 side by side. Yes the KJ does feel heavier in the hands, yes it has full metal. But its the indescribable "feel" when you rack the slide of the TM, and give the gun a good shake for and to check for rattles and its solid build; immediate you can tell which brand has better craftsmanship. Gas it up and give a few shots and even though there is a nicer sound of KJ's metal slide cycling, IMO it cant beat the sensation of shoot a TM GBB.

in car talk, KJ may be a Hyundai, TM may be a Lexus. The quality and reliability is there, it still functions as a gun, but when compared againts a Lexus, it lacks "feel", quality, fit and finish, performance.

These guns come close and if i were to choose one to take to the field it would be the KJW P226 simply because its cheaper and it does the same job; i wont feel as bad if something breaks in my KJ P226. My TM will be a wall hanger for now.

[namloot]

My son has all three of those GBBs.

The KSC USP .45 is the most accurate. If you plan on using top gas (propane) you will need to get a metal slide and barrel. My son got 4000 rounds on propane with the plastic slide before it broke. Now he has over 7000.

The KJW P226 and WE 1911 are about the same as far as accuracy goes. They both look very real, both cycle well and he has put about 2500 rounds through both of them with no problems.

Spend the money and get the KSC USP with a metal slide and barrel or get the KJW P226. That is my opinion