KJ works glock 23 or Beretta 92fs
 

Which of those two Canadian legal airsoft pistol is the best?
(quality of construction, performance, reliability etc..)

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thanks.

From my experiences, KJ's Beretta line is superior to their Glocks, But... I don't have any experience with the cansoft versions.

I have the 32c glock which is pretty much the same as the 23, I have owned it for a couple of months now and the only problem I have had so far is, gas randomly releasing from the mags.

i broke two outer barrels on a 32c, stock no mods, out of the box,

I have the full metal version of the KJ M9...works great although KJ mags tend to leak. Haven't had any experience with the cansoft version tho.

thank you guys

regular kj glocks are great, but ive heard alot of stories of the cansoft kj glocks having their outer barrels break off from the chamber block

ok thank you,
and for the beretta, someone there had a bad experience with it?

ive had a KJW m9 clearsoft version for about 3 months now and it still runs great. only problem like someone said is mag leaks but other than that its great!

For the mag leaking just take out the o-ring and the other seal and soak them in pure silicon oil over night and see if it still leaks. If it does, use a little teflon tape.

aparently. kj had a problem with their first batch of cansoft glocks, and have now fixed it, so the retailer i bought mine from told me, he ofered a free barrel replacement, but i had moved so i just ordered he after market threaded barrel

Hey guys, is the 27 a reliable gun? I was going to get one?

Im surprised nobody has mentioned that he isnt AVED yet
Anyways, if you get a KJW glock, I find that if you glue a piece of a rubber band onto the part of the blowback unit where the hammer strikes, it will last alot longer, I've had 2 KJW glocks and they both broke there, so give it some padding

Ooooooooh boy.

How about the proper way of replacing the parts with high quality ones made out of proper materials?

Has airsoft really degraded to the point where people are gluing rubber bands inside their guns?

it was a suggestion, it solves the problem, if he's going to replace the BBU, he may as well just buy a gun that isnt so shitty, my way serves the same purpose, but its free
it doesnt have to be expensive to be good, and personally, if it makes the gun work longer, i dont give a rats ass if i have a piece of rubber glued to my gun