모든 것이 바뀐 도쿄 마루이 글록17 GEN5 MOS, 늦은 만큼 칼을 갈았나?

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00:00 INTRO
00:26 MARUI GLOCK17 GEN5 MOS 소개
02:04 분해 – 구조 확인
03:58 성능확인
04:29 익스트림 슈팅
05:35 엔지니어 스캔
07:19 게이머 스캔
08:06 맺음말

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Hello, this is Sanghyun Park from AIRSIX tv. Hello, this is Seonho Jang. Today’s real review is the Tokyo Marui Glock 17GEN5 MOS. The package design of this one is very pretty. I think the real gun design elements were well incorporated into the box design.

And I made a separate inner cover using the follow color of the real gun Glock magazine. I definitely think Marui products incorporate this sensibility well into their package design. This product contains a lot as expected from Marui, including four backstraps, blank shooting parts, a Marui Pro sight plate, and a test BB.

I think the slide color has changed a lot compared to the previous product. The real gun Glock has DLC finish, and I think it replicates that feeling. Now that I think about it, it seems like there’s some sparkle mixed in. So the material has also changed?

Since the slide is mixed with fiberglass, it is likely to be much more durable than regular ABS material. In this case, it would be okay to shoot it with a Puff Dino. However, since it is still a basic plastic material, it may be damaged during long-term use.

However, when I held this gun, the grip felt strangely awkward. The size of the grip itself and its round shape are slightly larger than the VFC Glock.

There are four types of backstraps, and it may be useful for people with large hands, but for people with small hands, it may be a little more awkward than the VFC grip. This product has finally released Glock’s Moss slide as a genuine product.

Many consumers probably had high expectations because of this Moss slide, but you can attach Marui’s own Micro Pro Sight by pressing the button on the back of the slide to remove the optic cover and raise the included dedicated mount. Then can I raise RMR as well?

Is this exclusive to the Marui pro site? Who uses that! So should I wait until the metal slide comes out? So I made it. As expected, the RMR standard is real. The option has already been released overseas, but I still gave it a try just for fun.

After disassembling it, it seems that the cylinder size has become a bit larger. It is said that the cylinder volume has increased by about 20% compared to the previous product. Even though it is an RMR cut, the recoil of the blue bag is good, so it seems like the volume has definitely increased.

Then, the blowback unit structure will change a bit. Not only the blowback unit but also the shape of the hammer has been completely changed. After checking, it seems that there are almost no compatible parts except for the hop-up chamber. I can’t even use this as a magazine base.

I probably won’t be able to use the old Glock parts. Still, since it is a Marui product, third-party parts will be released quickly. The slide stop groove of the previous product was a pin type, but this product made a notch using a separate part. And the material is steel.

Then, you can freely use the slide stop even if you use Puff Dino gas. And this product’s hammer design was changed a bit, so it was very soft when cocking. To be

Exact, the shape of the hammer roller was changed, so there was no slide interference after hammer cocking. When the slide retreats, the hammer is cocked, and when the slide moves forward, the roller As it rotates, the interference area disappears.

And you can get the same feel with the VFC Glock by removing the spring of the part on the hammer. I think the trigger feel is quite different from existing Marui products. Trigger reset and month have also become clearer.

As the structure of the sear and trigger bar was changed, the trigger wall section was moved back like a real gun. Because of that, the reset distance became shorter. However, because of the lanyard ring, the magazine with the base does not fit.

This unexpected lanyard ring can be easily removed by unscrewing the two bolts on the back. No, why did you put it on, it’s not even on the actual gun. Overall, the grouping was 20 to 40 mm, and although the grouping was good, it had a tendency to be slightly left-handed.

And for a Marui product, the frequency of bullets bouncing one at a time is slightly higher. When the bullet bounces, it bounces up to 90mm. However, I think this is enough to be used in matches or games. Both the VFC and Marui magazines have a good slide stop and fire well.

The count is 113 shots, but the recoil weakens after 100 shots, so the normal operating range is 100 shots. However, the VFC magazine seems to cool down a little faster.

As expected from Marui, I think the group is pretty decent. However, it seems that the frequency of bouncing bullets has increased slightly compared to previous products. First of all, when the movement of the floating valve is not smooth, the bullet speed changes and a twiney bullet occurs. I

Don’t know if it is precisely because of the newly manufactured blowback unit, but I think we will have to test it when optional parts come out in the future to know for sure.

And overall, the bullets are a bit biased to the left, which is probably due to this part that presses the hop-up. Marui products use an ‘ㄱ’ shaped hop-up part, and when the hop-up is applied, it inevitably tilts. So, as it shifts to the left, the frequency on the left increases.

So, the 2011 series seems to have a top-down TDC chamber in vogue these days. And the nozzle return spring seems to be a bit weaker than expected. As the cylinder size was increased as much as possible, the nozzle return spring went inside the cylinder.

Then, the nozzle return spring will be less likely to get chewed. This won’t cause the spring to get chewed, but the spring tension is a little weaker than expected, so sometimes the nozzle doesn’t return all the way.

However, if the blowback is normal, there doesn’t seem to be much of a problem with the fuel supply. Also, after test firing, I noticed that the end of the cylinder was wearing out as it interfered with the blowback unit. Although

This does not significantly affect the operation, it may be damaged during long-term use, so it would be better to process it in advance. . And with continued use, the sharp edges of the blowback unit also wear out on the cylinder block, so it is a good idea to process this part as well.

Usually, Marui products are so reliable that you can start playing games right away when you first purchase them, but I think it would be a little difficult for first-time buyers to do this. Just like the last Glock 19 GEN4 trigger issue, this one is a bit disappointing.

Of course, like Marui, the reliability of the bullet was quite high, and even though it was a plastic slide, the recoil was really great.

I also tested the shooting test with Puff Dino, and from what my brother saw, if there were no major problems, I don’t think there will be any problems for the time being using Puff Dino. What do you think about vfc magazine compatibility?

It can be fired with a VFC Glock magazine and the slide stop is done. However, because the bullet speed is slightly lower, I think it would be better to unify with one manufacturer rather than using Marui magazines and VFC magazines together.

The manufacturer says that the capacity of the magazine has increased by about 20%, but it seems that the connection method has been changed to a pin type to increase the internal capacity.

If high-pressure gas is continuously used, the magazine may swell and gas may leak, so I think it would be a good idea to purchase an additional magazine from a VFC product. Many people have probably been waiting for the Marui Glock 17 gen5 model.

It seems like quite a few people have already purchased it through direct purchase. However, it seems that it will take some time until it is officially released in Korea.

Existing Marui products were a bit burdensome to use power gas in addition to normal gas, but this product can use power gas as is, so it seems to be a good product for beginners if the price for consumers is reasonable.

The overseas price of this product is around $150, which is not cheap compared to VFC or other manufacturers. However, it seems to be a good choice for first-time users due to its stable operation and grouping. It would be a good idea to keep this in mind when considering a purchase.

If you have a different opinion on the product, please leave a comment. This was Park Sang-hyun from AIRSIX TV. It was Jang Seon-ho. In the end, I think I’ll use it only when a metal slide comes out. When will it come out? Would you like to try making a steel slide?

Garder will make it first. yes..