Glock 19 Questions
 

I would like to ask some questions about the KSC Glock 19.

Question 1: how many magazines can you fill with one bottle of coleman 465g propane (used with propane adapter)?

Question 2: Is a BB loader (non-electric) worth it for a low or midcap Glock 19 mag?

Question 3: What other upgrades, modifications or accesories can you suggest?

1. More than enough for one day's extensive gaming.

2. Are you going to be getting extra magazines? Are you going to be playing with the G19 as a primary weapon?

3. Metal slide kit, upgraded recoil spring guide set, metal mag catch, holster, extra magazines, lanyard.

Thanks. If anybody knows an exact number on magazine fills with the propane bottle, please tell me. An estimated number will do, aswel.

It's like 20-30. I've gone through about 18 fills on a 400g canister and there's still a lot left.

I wouldn't get a loader, as they can feed BBs pretty fast and they won't settle properly in the magazine if you fill it too fast. It's best to do it a couple at a time, to make sure you fill it up right. If you just want speed, then get a BB bottle with a little spout and they'll pour right in.

that sounds about right. thanks.

i use a speed loader for my kwa g23f, almost the same mag, just more capacity. it's works great. i just tilt the mag a little back, and pop em in 2 or so at a time. it's faster than hand feeding, or messing with the bottle, and it's great to use on the field if ur playing all pistols and only have 1 or 2 mags + no need to carry around ammo in ur pocket or in the bottle. For about 7 bucks for a manual one, i'd say it's worth it.

My friend just bought a hand speed loader off of me for his KSC G19, cant use it for my KJW beretta cause the spot you put the BB's in is too tight, hand feeding only for me. He loves the speed loader and just give the mags a quick vertical shake a couple times while loading it and the BB's settle in the proper formation.

I'm using the 465g coleman bottles and I've run through maybe 10-12 loads of my beretta mags and 3-4 of my friends glock mags, and it feels about half full.

If you want a silenced gun, plastic slide and silencer (reduced recoil of having a plastic slide makes shots in quick succession easier) or if you want realism, as said, metal slide, upgraded recoil spring, etc.

I hear if your running propane it's best to go with a metal slide & barrel, I have one myself and now I have no worries about the slide busting.

I would also suggest dropping US$20-25 for a tightbore inner barrel, 6.04 mm. Easy to install and will help accuracy a lot.