A competition pistol requires the highest per Formance, accuracy and stability to successfully aim on target regardless of the distance or the fact that either the shooter or the target may not be still. And the same applies in a game of airsoft; you expect the best performance from your replicas to hit the enemy (who is rarely standing still) or otherwise you become the target. Just the design, more eyecatching in shooting competitions, more "camou aged" in conventionalgames, can make a difference. And this is an area where the taste of each player comes into play, as there is no accounting for taste.

It has a longer design to accommodate a larger barrel and achieve more precision and stability in the  flight of the ball, something thought for IPSC scenarios but which we appreciate in any situation.

The design is inspired in a 1911, one of the models most favoured by airsofters, and for which there is a wide variety of holsters. Although this pistol stands out, as evidenced by the functional mechanism of the  ring pin (rather dif cult to notice, right?).

The body has five holes for attaching the IPSC Mount Kit, a rail designed for scopes which is anchored to the body and will not move with the slide in each shot, increasing accuracy.

When we mount the scope rail we can replace the rear sight by the handle to swiftly cock the slide after changing the magazine (make sure you try it out before using it as, depending on the holster, it may not be comfortable).

The slide has been lightened and divided into two parts to increase cocking speed. As the front is semi- xed, this generates a stronger recoil movement, which prevents the pistol from " ying" upwards on each shot. 

The slide has been lightened and divided into two parts to increase cocking speed. As the front is semi- xed, this generates a stronger recoil movement, which prevents the pistol from " ying" upwards on each shot.

The size and  nger length of the shooter determines the length and shape the trigger must have. This is the reason why this pistol has a system in which you can replace it for the one that best  ts your  nger. It may seem like a silly feature, but it's like wearing the right sized boots, you can feel the difference.

The round-shaped back sight ("Ghost Ring" as the guys from Armorer Works call it) combined with the optic  bre front sight offers an intuitive aiming system with which to align the dots very quickly.