HFC HGA-199 M9 Elite Semi/Full Auto GBB Airsoft Pistol (Gray)
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The HFC HGA-199 is a full metal, Green gas blowback pistol, based in design to the M9. HFC's gas blowback line is an excellent out-of-the-box performer, and comes with everything you need to start playing. Constructed with a metal frame, slide, and barrel, the HFC HGA-199 is a weighty and solid feeling airsoft gun, and will not leave you wanting for extra realism, as the green gas blowback creates an excellent kick every time you pull the trigger.
This M9 has a big twist though, as it features a full auto selector switch. This HFC pistol includes an under barrel rail on the frame for mounting lights or lasers should you desire. The signature skeletonized slide of the M9 makes the HGA193 cycle quickly and surely, with excellent, snappy recoil. If you're looking for a metal, affordable, budget gas blow back, this offering from HFC is a great choice.Specifications:
Manufacturer: HFC
Model: HGA-199
Color: Gray
Muzzle Velocity: 310 FPS (w/ .20g BBs)
Package Includes: Gun, Magazine
Features:
- Metal construction
- Green Gas powered
- Snappy, satisfying recoil
- Semi/Full Auto
Please Note:
- Gas is NOT included.
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: HFC
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D. SONG
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2020-05-06
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Heavyweight full metal pistol. Great sidearm, but unfortunately, not the most reliable.
Pros:
Overall, solid construction and feel, and even with no hop-up adjustment, it shoots pretty straight.
Decent kick even with green gas. Feels snappy.
THE SOUND. It has this high pitched metallic sound with operating sometimes and it's like the best thing ever.
Cons:
Let's start with the trigger. Yes, it is double action and when the hammer is cocked you will just get one break. You can still operate it without having it cocked but will lengthen the throw of the trigger quite a bit.
The trigger feels spongey. Once you hit the wall of the trigger it still needs to travel a little to break. It's just a gross feeling trigger and I don't like it.
FULL AUTO: Will break your gun. From what I know it's the Part #30 that breaks which is part of the fire selector for semi - full - safe.
If you just fire semi-auto I think the gun should be fine, but a short time in full auto will gaurantee your gun to break which is what happened to mine. And Airsoft GI does not sell the replacement parts which is a shame.
If you're expecting to pick up this gun to go full auto as a sidearm, don't. If you want a solid M9 semi-auto then yeah go for it.
At least have parts stockpiled if you want to keep going full auto and expect frequent repairs.
If you want reliability as your priority I wouldn't buy this gun. Get a Elite Force 1911 Tac or ASG CZ-P09 or something. It's not that reliable unfortunately.
Heavyweight full metal pistol. Great sidearm, but unfortunately, not the most reliable.
Pros:
Overall, solid construction and feel, and even with no hop-up adjustment, it shoots pretty straight.
Decent kick even with green gas. Feels snappy.
THE SOUND. It has this high pitched metallic sound with operating sometimes and it's like the best thing ever.
Cons:
Let's start with the trigger. Yes, it is double action and when the hammer is cocked you will just get one break. You can still operate it without having it cocked but will lengthen the throw of the trigger quite a bit.
The trigger feels spongey. Once you hit the wall of the trigger it still needs to travel a little to break. It's just a gross feeling trigger and I don't like it.
FULL AUTO: Will break your gun. From what I know it's the Part #30 that breaks which is part of the fire selector for semi - full - safe.
If you just fire semi-auto I think the gun should be fine, but a short time in full auto will gaurantee your gun to break which is what happened to mine. And Airsoft GI does not sell the replacement parts which is a shame.
If you're expecting to pick up this gun to go full auto as a sidearm, don't. If you want a solid M9 semi-auto then yeah go for it.
At least have parts stockpiled if you want to keep going full auto and expect frequent repairs.
If you want reliability as your priority I wouldn't buy this gun. Get a Elite Force 1911 Tac or ASG CZ-P09 or something. It's not that reliable unfortunately.
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what is the weight
weight of gun with mag in it?
2463 days ago xzavier c
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(I have this same question)
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Probably around 2 pounds. 2459 days ago 0
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What type of gas is used
What type of gas is used in the gun
3084 days ago Jaden T
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(I have this same question)
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Green Gas 3084 days ago 0
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