do it, the hand fit on mine is so much better since it was modified 🤌😍

this particular one is quite possibly my favourite gun in the whole collection to be fair. 😍 but yeah I do love a glock too man. currently have around 8/9 of them. 🤣

@@wildsurvivaluk I only have 2 at the moment. Both G17's. That GHK looks well made and solid.

@@CO2Ohiofun it is mate. all except the hop chamber and inner barrel are steel, frame is overmoulded instead of screwed (as per real steel) and has no internal hammer like most replicas as this one is striker fired again as per real steel. it truly is a stunning piece.

every rime without fail mate unless the gas is low, but that's the case for any gbbr pistol haha, it's been flawless for me 😎😎

I'll 100% be getting the gen5 steel when it's out.... I'd buy the gen3 now and then the 5 when it's released. 🤟😍

@@wildsurvivaluk now I'm gonna keep my gen 3 stock for acouple months aside from sights but do you have any recommended aftermarket upgrades I should add? I will note I'm not using this in airsoft events I'm using it as a trainer so I want it accurate as I can get it, its worth the money long term I assume I don't gotta spend much on ammo and co2 is cheap in bulk so no complaints from me, thanks for the quick reply you earned a like and sub brother, also will mention I had a VFC G45 but sold it after about 2,000 rounds was super fun to shoot but wasn't super accurate, how would you compare these GHK's to the normal 150-200$ price range Glocks?

@@gango5040 🙏 thankyou brother. i appreciate that mate. I would say upgrades wise I would go for a hop upgrade and a barrel although after a good clean with isopropyl alcohol the accuracy from mine has been pretty consistent in stock form too. 🤟

the vfc g45 is my go to for airsoft games man. awesome little pistol. 🤟

@@wildsurvivaluk I have a request for you, can you make a new video on the GHK glock 17 GEN 3 today but I'd really love to see it chrono tested (FPS TESTED) could you do that

I use waldodynamics medium oil for the seals etc and then a small amount of graphite lock lubricant for the trigger mechanism but you'll have to thoroughly clean off all the transport grease before applying the graphite as it's a really fine powder type lubricant for padlock/door lock barrels etc

@@wildsurvivaluk I see, I have one more question, how did you remove the orange tip? Thank you for your time

@@Archangels. my pleasure bud. and we don't have the orange tips here in the uk so didn't need to remove but they are pretty simple to get out as far as I'm aware. check the link below, that seems to be the way most folks do it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/edyJZ92BtKepg2g.htmlsi=Me9NHnBxOsc4GyJK

this particular one came from Landwarrior Airsoft in Scotland, are you UK based?

I am sorry but, I live in Italy

have a look at these guys they are based in Europe, hope this helps bud. airsoftmania.eu/en-gb/products/glock-17-gen3-steel-slide-gbb-ghkumarex

was that with a green gas mag or CO2?

They should be fine unless you run a CO2 mag without the Samoon upgrade kit. Samoon btw, carry a full range of parts for GHK guns. They're not expensive either & they dispatch quickly. Keep orders below £135 & you won't pay any import duty either.

@@user-wk8cx7wb9x solid advice brother. 👌

have you tried it back on green gas/stock magazine? also check the hop hasn't moved.

@wildsurvivaluk Unfotunately, yes. I've tried all the combinations of parts I can think of, with both gas & CO2. The hop is completely off on both barrels. It's got me stumped. The only thing I can think of is that maybe the knocker is light striking for some reason. Saloon carry all the parts for them, so I'll try ordering a new "hammer" group sometime. The parts may be Steel, but the housing is unfortunately only polymer.

have you tried again with the hop all they way in the opposite direction? and have you cleaned the barrel also? these gas guns can be a real pain sometimes. trying a few different mags would rule out the exhaust valve in the magazine being at fault, so I'd probably say you are onto the right track with the knocker/hammer assembly. 😫 gutted for you man. these GHK glocks are usually spot on, haven't really heard of many problems at all with them.

@@wildsurvivaluk I've sussed it. The (Samoon) CO2 mag had a very sticky exhauset valve, that combined with the 800 psi of CO2 meant the striker was an irresistible force meeting an immoveable object, something had to give. In my case it was the trigger bar, despite it being steel. You couldn't really see anything, but I took some pliers to it & bent it in what seemed the right direction & low & behold my FPS are back where they were. I have read that Samoon magazine valves are problematical, it seems this is the case. I took it apart & stopped it sticking with a bit of careful filing & working it in & out. It's not really smooth as silk now, but it doesn't jam any more. I would advise anyone upgrading to CO2 to check the valve before use to avoid potential issues. The way the GHK Glock works is simpler & better, but it means that there is no give in the system, so something has to give somewhere.

ahhh good to know mate, the co2 kits have always interested me bit I've personally never bothered with them, literally everything I have runs black gas so like to keep it simple but I would like the added kick/snap you get with co2 I must say.

I have had no problems with my mag at all sir. I believe the replacement seals/valves can be purchased online though. www.proactstore.com/en/products/ghk-gas-valve-for-glock-gbb-magazine-original-parts-g17m-04 ^ those guys are excellent to deal with. alternatively give wgc shop a try. www.wgcshop.com/products/ghk-g17m-04 hope this helps, and hope you are well sir. 🤜🤛

I had the GHK Glock for a few days, and it came with a leaky output valve in the mag from factory. It must have been dried out o-rings from sitting too long before shipping. Fixing the issue was easy, just have to push the valve with your fingertip, and put some silicone oil spray inside the valve. Push the valve a couple of times to spread the oil around on the inside, and then put a small amount of gas inside the magazine again. Let it sit for a couple of hours, the leaking should eventually stop. If it improved but still leaks a little, try the procedure again. If it doesn't help, you'll have to take the magazine apart and check for damaged o-rings or debris in the valve.

@@user-vz5lu7bu3y 😎😎