Supporters of Glock Airsoft Guns say the only words to describe them are, “Glock rocks.” They are one of the most omni-present lines of handguns on the market today and include quite an interesting history. The Glock Air soft Gun has created quite a controversy among the anti-gun activists who placed it at the center of the controversy concerning the “plastic gun.” Though its polymer frame led the trend toward today's modern weapons design, there was one fact the critics failed to notate.

Gun advocates were quick to point out that a genuine Glock Airsoft Gun still includes a pound of steel. They also state that even the all-plastic models will show up on airport X-ray machines, one of the items of concern. Many love this Airsoft Gun. Once you learn how to use it properly, it is a tremendously accurate gun. No matter whether you use the full-size 17 or the “Baby Glock,” they are staples of the Airsoft Gun community.

The Glock 17 is designed specifically for military and police use and currently 65% of federal and state agencies worldwide use this high capacity pistol. It has been tested in all extreme weather conditions and subjected to more abuse than would be expected in the average situation and still never failed. Since it is powered by gas, it is unnecessary to cock the pistol before every use like you would with a spring model. This model weighs one and three quarters pounds and has a velocity of 260 feet per second. Before deciding which model you want to purchase, keep in mind that the Glock G17 is intended as a pistol for police and military use. Be certain just what your intended use is before making your final selection.