Tokyo Marui G17L Air Pistol: The longer the better
 
■Equipped with fixed hop-up system
■Fixed slide
■Semi-auto fire
 
full length: 244mm
bullet: 6mm BB (0.2~0.25g)
power source: manual air cocking
material: ABS
mag capacity: 24 rounds
 
Key Features:
 
Authentic Design: Crafted to embody the essence of a "high grade" product, the Glock17L model features meticulous attention to detail, including a lifelike appearance, precise surface finish, and faithful reproduction of the characteristic trigger safety. This attention to detail ensures an immersive shooting experience for users.
 
Enhanced Performance: Equipped with a hop-up system, the Glock17L enables BB bullets to achieve extended flight distances with minimal power, thanks to the rotational force applied to the projectiles. This results in exceptional accuracy and range, making it a formidable choice for both casual and competitive shooters.
 
Advanced Safety Features: Prioritizing user safety, this pistol includes multiple safety mechanisms. Engaging the safety lever on the left side of the main body prevents accidental trigger pulls, while the trigger safety function further enhances safety by requiring the front trigger switch to be pressed before firing.
 
Versatile Magazine: The Glock17L comes equipped with a full-size magazine, offering a large capacity of 24 bullets. Designed for realism, this magazine enhances the immersive shooting experience while providing ample ammunition for extended gameplay sessions.
 
The Glock17L is a variant of the iconic Glock series of pistols, celebrated for their rugged reliability and widespread adoption by military and law enforcement agencies worldwide. Developed by Glock, this model incorporates the renowned Glock Safe Action system, known for its simplicity and effectiveness.
 
Widely recognized for its distinctive appearance and innovative design features, the Glock17L has made numerous appearances in popular culture, including movies, television shows, and video games. Notable examples include its use by characters in films like "Die Hard" (1988) and "Training Day" (2001), as well as in video games such as the "Counter-Strike" series, solidifying its status as an iconic firearm in both real-world and fictional contexts.