Should be TM/WE, maybe KJ...

I actually have no idea. I only have the mag that came with the gun, because my main pistol is my KWA M93R, which I have two mags for lol

The reason why I ask, is because TM (IIRC), never made a G23F/G19 - and especially not a select fire one. I'm hoping that it is a clone of the KSC G23F, and I'd love it for someone to confirm this.

Could you take a photo of the insides of your slide (taken off), Freeze?

The WE gun is a clone of the TM system, specifically the G17/G18. They probably made a G23 with select fire because KSC/KWA has one. The highly modular nature of these guns means transplanting the guts from one design to another is probably quite easy...

I say the G17/G18 is because the G26 TM is different from the later G17, the hop-up unit/innerbarrel was the original TM adjustable GBB Hop-up. They made some change in the later design which got rolled into the G17/G18. The design is not compatible. KJW Copied the TM G26 for their G23, which is why kits made for the KJW won't work on WE....

Now despite all that, the mags are compatible, provided that the length is appropriate for the frame(ie, longer mag will fit in shorter gun, but not other way around).

Both KJW and WE makes their own mag for their "non-TM size" Glock.

TM, its based off the TM system, basically WE Glock series mags work in TMs too and apparently better since they come with high flow valves installed already

What??? I didnt even know WE made a G23f

It's not something special, is just 'SEXY SILVER'


http://www.airsoftcanada.com/picture...pictureid=4995

wicked sick nasty, bro!

Just acquired this from a friend. He got it stripped down to bare aluminum.
I painted it flat black and distressed it for a nice used/worn look.
Bucking is shot but the rest looks ok.

KWA KP45 NS2
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8341/8...b178ea9f_c.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/bCPJQ.jpg

Picture of the inside of the WE G23F, as requested by mmmken.

http://www.pbase.com/racingmaniac/im...1/original.jpg

New Trigger

Gotta say RM.

You put all my work to shame with that thing....

My advice is , don't 'make' the wear, let them wear off naturally, you'll never found any wear on any used real gun like yours.

Agreed. I saw some pretty convincing wear with a small grit sandpaper and long, quick swipes, but even then it was looking "fake".