Umarex Glock 17 Gen3 CO2 BB Gun

Well, I was wondering through the magical world of a place, a place known as a gun store. When through a glass case I saw this set of handguns, upon closer inspection they were not real firearms, but CO2 BB guns. I was interested in all of them, but the highest quality ones were as listed. 1.) A 1911 2.) A Glock 17 3.) A Glock 19. The Glock 19 had a smaller grip to it, was cheaper, and I asked to look at it. The mystical keeper of the guns handed it to me, in which I instantly came to the realization of a few things. It had a realistic weight to it, the iron sights were nice, the magazine dropped very nicely, it was built in very close relation to a Glock, just BB-fied (Turned into a BB Gun version). I asked to buy one and gave the case model back. The keeper of guns gave me a Glock in a case, in which I had taken to checkout and was paying for it. It was a bit more expensive than I initially thought, but I was assuming there was a reason why. I made a quick stop to look at it. The grip on mine seemed less compact than the one that I originally held. It was heavier, and had a more aggressive grip pattern too. How did I not notice this? I realized this slide slid back and it could lock into place. I locked it back, looked down, and realized something. The magazine is different too. I drop the mag, it made a nice magazine dropping noise. And it is a BEEFY magazine. It itself holds the CO2 cartridge. I put the magazine back into the pistol, it makes a VERY nice noise there too. And by the time everything is said and done, we are here. Past me making and editing this video for you to enjoy, and you, the viewer. Watching this video either passing time, enjoying a simple video, or just maybe stumbled upon it by chance? Anyway, nobody reads descriptions. I don't have an attention span long enough to re-read this myself. If you did leave a comment saying "Hello past and present/future Vee. Or Cheeseburger. Both are random enough but make the same point. Enjoy, and thank you for watching!