New Generation CNC Steel Slide a. Outer/ CNC Alu Frame, KWA Beretta M9 Kit

I've decided to part with my New Generation KWA/KSC Beretta kit.

I bought it from the shop "ast-gun.airsofttaiwan."

If you want to check out the offer, just enter "New Generation" in the search bar on the site.
It was the $1,766 version.

It was really a huge effort to even get it.

The dealer from Taiwan actually didn't want to sell it to me at all because he had concerns about delivery due to customs, as all the Beretta markings are neatly incorporated into the slide.

That was anything but unfounded...

They actually fished it out and examined it thoroughly, even ending up at the Hesse State Criminal Police Office!

In the end, it took about eight months to arrive, and I was about €2,100 poorer with import and customs duties...

Then I also bought a KSC M9 for around €200 so I had all the small parts necessary for its operation!

But I simply realized that I prefer other things that I also use for gaming rather than just a collector's item.

Because that's exactly what the Beretta M9 kit is, in my opinion; a beautifully crafted replica!

If I were a bit more liquid, I would keep it and maybe at least use it for can shooting...

With Red Gas, I was even able to fire 20 shots in a closed room, plus the steel bolt was locked after the last BB!

BUT VERY IMPORTANT, THE KIT DOESN'T HAVE AN "F" YET!!!

I shot the part once abroad for testing.

In Germany, assembly is illegal, so be aware of this before purchasing!

I haven't gotten around to doing it myself.

I'm including the KSC grip with the markings, such as the F.

Then having it re-cast shouldn't normally be a problem.

I can highly recommend the Munich Proof House.

I've already sent a rifle there and had it reproofed.

No problem for interested parties from abroad.

You could start using this part right away.

There are two minor defects that I discovered while tinkering.

A pin in the hammer housing is missing because I wasn't paying attention and accidentally shortened it.

You might have to look for a replacement pin.
However, I don't think you absolutely need one.

It's already firmly seated in the grip thanks to a different pin and the original Beretta grip panels.

The grip is the next key word.

Here, while installing the magazine catch, I accidentally broke off a tiny corner of the aluminum.

I've included pictures of it (circled in red; on the left, the defect, and on the right, in green, what it actually looks like.)

If you didn't know, you probably wouldn't even notice.

However, I don't want to leave out any information.

So much text, but with such an expensive and special piece, you can certainly go into a little more detail.

The pistol is a hollow goose, with a decorative silencer for illustration purposes below the pictures.

Now the general information:

Shipping costs of approximately €7 (DHL, insured up to €500, or more upon request) will be added.

PayPal only F&F.

Sale only to persons over 18.

Checked by me.
No trade.

This is a private sale, no returns, no refunds, and no warranty!