■Equipped with variable hop-up system
■Semi-auto (single shot) firing only
 
full length: 218 mm
barrel length: 112mm
weight: 812 g (with empty magazine installed)
bullet: 6mm BB (0.2~0.25g)
power source: gas
mag capacity: 26
 
Introducing the Colt Government Series '70 Nickel Finish, a timeless classic with a touch of added shine and allure. Inspired by Colt's civilian government model from the 1970s, this exceptional firearm is distinguished by its striking "Nickel Finish," boasting a lustrous chrome plating that exudes elegance and sophistication.
 
Key Features:
 
Special Finish: Impeccably crafted with glossy chrome coating on the slide, frame, and outer barrel, the Colt Government Series '70 Nickel Finish replicates the mirror-like appearance of nickel finish. Meticulously hand-polished parting lines further enhance its luxurious curved surfaces.
 
Faithful Reproduction: Paying homage to the iconic '70 series, this supreme model faithfully reproduces characteristic parts such as the barrel bushing, thumb safety, grip safety, and spur hammer, finished in glossy silver for a stunning visual impact.
 
Realistic Engraving: Elevating authenticity to new heights, the engraving on the slide is meticulously hand-engraved after molding, mirroring the process of the real firearm. Featuring a small address type engraving and a unique serial number, this model exudes unparalleled realism.
 
Woodgrain Finish Grip: The wood-grain (not actual wood) grip boasts intricate non-slip checkering and is adorned with a gold medallion, adding a touch of refinement to the overall design while ensuring a secure and comfortable grip.
 
Metal Notch Spacer: Enhancing durability and reliability, the metal parts inside the slide absorb stress during operation, preventing damage to the slide stop and notch, and ensuring smooth and consistent performance over time.
 
Powerful Blowback: Experience the thrill of realistic shooting with the Colt Government Series '70 Nickel Finish, as it faithfully reproduces the powerful appearance and strong recoil of the original firearm, delivering an authentic shooting experience with each trigger pull.
 
Die-Cast Magazine: The included die-cast magazine holds up to 26 rounds and features a glossy chrome plating, combining sleek aesthetics with cold-resistant durability for reliable performance in any conditions.

The Colt Government Series '70, upon which this model is based, is a legendary firearm renowned for its reliability, accuracy, and iconic design. Originally introduced in the 1970s, it quickly became a favorite among shooters and collectors alike, earning the moniker "American .45."
 
The distinctive "Nickel Finish" variant, with its shiny chrome plating, has a storied history and has been featured prominently in movies, television shows, and video games. Notable appearances include its use by characters in films like "RoboCop" (1987) and "Die Hard 2" (1990), cementing its status as a cinematic icon.