Spring Powered Airsoft Pistol

*sigh* I just wrote a long detailed review for this and then the text got deleted when I dragged a photo over. So, TLDR version; Got this to spend 20 instead of upwards of a thousand, and have a nice piece of interact-able eye candy on my desk...that's really the main thing I got it for, it's just only even a bonus that I can occasionally take it out in the woods and target shoot with. Always wanted a Deagle; some day... but in the meantime, this is something to pick up and hold, inspect & admire, and shoot on occasion. And it looks great on my desk. As one review said, if you want it for a movie prop, well it would work great, but they said removing the orange cap could cause the barrel or something to fall apart, so, maybe don't try that. I guess if you want it as a youtube movie prop, you'd have to carefully cut the orange tip with the right tool, or paint it, but I'm pretty sure either of those is illegal anyway, again unless you're just using it for a prop for a movie. My experience operating it has not included any of the complaints I read in these reviews. I went in with low expectations and have already gotten a lot of enjoyment out of it. I got it mainly as a nice piece of eye candy on my desk, that I can occasionally take target shooting in our woods. Pros: Looks like a Deagle Seems to be, and others have stated, same size as a Deagle The fact that you pull the slide back at all to load it, is freaking bad@$$, but people complain it doesn't go back all the way...lol people will complain about anything. It's not a thousand dollar actual deagle, you paid 20 bucks for this lol. Easy to load, no problems there. Instructions on use are clear, and when followed, no issues for me personally. Pretty accurate. I'm not a huge airsoft person, but shooting at trees about 100 ft away, it's pretty accurate. It may not be 250 fps, maybe closer to 100 fps, I really wouldn't know. Had no problems reaching or operating the safety, or any part of it. Feels very durably made for it being all plastic. If you take care of it, would probably last 6 months or more. The fact that it's spring loaded means one more expense removed; that you don't have to buy c02. If you're more serious about airsoft, it's probably obvious you'd be better off going with a hundred dollar version with metal parts, but for the price, this is really awesome. A spring may not last forever but it'll probably last several months to years, and again, removes the necessity of the additional expense of buying co2. Again, looks great, looks great on my desk, It's a Desert Eagle bb gun for 20 bucks, great 'bang' for your buck here. No issues with it so far. For what it is, it's great! Cons: None so far. Everything functions as it should, Looks like the real thing, priced very reasonably, well made enough that I've experienced none of the issues some reviews have stated. I don't doubt that some have issues, but they probably just needed to return it in that case and have another one sent.

I have to be honest I bought this as a prop, not for actual airsoft use, so if you're looking for advice on its BB capability look to other ratings for that info. These things are HUGE!!! But they aren't heavy, nice and light, would make a perfect costume prop or display prop!! I recommend you get this!

I've had this product for seventeen months (to the day) and so far it's pretty awesome! Although the power is a bit low compared to other pistols in the same price range, its large capacity and no-nonsense magazine almost make up for it. The facts and features are too many to list in one paragraph, so I've divided them for convenience down below. Aesthetics Definitely a plus. I mean, it's a Desert Eagle! What else could you want? On a more practical note, it DOES look like the genuine article (I don't have the REAL thing sitting next to me as I type this, but the look is definitely there). Even the magazine looks pretty good, with minor detail on the sides. Function As far as a 25$ Airsoft gun goes, this one does its job fairly well. As mentioned before, the power is a little underwhelming (I believe the box advertised 150 FPS), but (in my opinion) the other factors almost cancel out this con. The magazine capacity and ease of use are reigning feaures. I was able to fit 27 BBs in the magazine, and I didn't have push down a follower, push in 12 BBs, and release the follower only to have the magazine spew them out (you catching my drift?). Point is, I was able to load in a ton of BBs very easily without any hassle or fear of the entire thing blowing up on me. I really hate the other magazine system most other spring-pistols use, and this one is a welome change. Safety Although it is a minor detail, it's worth pointing out. On the box the safety is shown as being right above the grip (on the real gun this would actually be the slide release). At first, I thought it was a manufacturing defect because the lever was so DARN HARD TO PUSH DOWN! However, after a few times flicking it up and down it's rather easy to use my thumb to switch between Safety and Fire. Trigger and Hammer The trigger on the gun is comfortable and I have no complaints about it. However, there is one cool feature about the trigger in relation to the hammer. Like many spring-pistols, you can pull back the hammer and and release it via the trigger (this would be called single-action). However, with this gun, you can pull the trigger and the hammer will pull back and slam forward (double-action). It might just be me, but I find myself clicking the gun even in the middle of a battle. Just another minor detail, but a fun one. Conclusion All things said, I really like this gun. Although I would never consider something like this for an Airsoft event, it's a really great starter gun. And with its low power, bare-skin shots won't hurt TOO bad. For the price, and for what you get, I would definitely recommend!

Extremely durable I love it. I am dropped it like five times and my friend said that would crack the first time I dropped it but surprisingly it still looks brand new me personally I don’t like using CO2 so this spring powered gun is a lot better and also, it doesn’t hurt as much when you get shot with it so I can use it more often and I can actually shoot people But overall really nice gun love it and I would definitely say that you should buy it

Disappointed. No power compared to other airsoft pistols that we have of similar cost. Underpowered, not accurate.

Impressive Power (5/5): The Desert Eagle packs a punch! Its spring-powered mechanism provides reliable and consistent power, ensuring that your shots hit their target with authority. It's perfect for both short and medium-range engagements. Realistic Look and Feel (5/5): This airsoft pistol boasts a highly realistic design, mimicking the appearance and heft of the iconic Desert Eagle handgun. It adds an extra layer of authenticity to your airsoft battles. Accurate Shooting (5/5): The pistol's accuracy is top-notch. Its fixed hop-up system helps stabilize BB trajectory, ensuring that your shots fly true and hit your mark consistently. It's a reliable sidearm you can count on. Easy to Operate (5/5): The spring-powered mechanism is easy to operate, making this pistol suitable for both beginners and experienced players. You don't need CO2 cartridges or batteries – just cock, aim, and fire. Durable Construction (5/5): The Desert Eagle is built to last. It can handle the rigors of intense airsoft battles and withstand regular use. Its sturdy construction ensures it remains a reliable companion on the field.

I bought two of these for my boys for Christmas and they did not last the second day before the pellets now just barely roll out of the end of the barrel. Before that they were good and fairly accurate all of Christmas Day. 2nd day- both guns do not return back fully after they are cocked and the pellets barely roll out of the end of the barrel after firing. I tried to contact the manufacturer but the website is not loading from the linked Amazon support page. I was so hopeful these would last longer than others we purchase, but they actually lasted much less time and both have the same problem. Very disappointed!

I own about twenty different airsoft guns, some of which are in the three-digit price range, and this is still one of my favorites. As a former owner of a real-deal Magnum Research Desert Eagle .50AE handgun, this one is impressively realistic in size and feel to the original. Yes, this one is plastic, it only weighs a fraction as much as the genuine article, and the slide only pulls back about three inches when you cock it, but it's pretty well-made and works great. I purchased mine right here on this Amazon page about two months ago (at full price and with no obligation to review it) and I've put about 200 rounds of .12 gram BBs through it with no issues at all. I would recommend .20 gram BBs, though, if you plan to use this in airsoft battles. I just use mine for target practice. It has comfortable rubberized grips, decent sights, and is plenty accurate at 30+ feet, even with cheap, lightweight ammo. The magazine never falls out and is easy to load. It has a 28-round capacity. It has a cross bolt safety that works fine. Nothing has broken on it or failed after two months of moderate use and I don't feel like it's very breakable or unreliable. Mine has never misfired or jammed. If you don't abuse it or rough it up unnecessarily, this is a solid, reliable spring airsoft pistol that's plenty accurate and, most importantly, looks and feels a lot like an actual .50 caliber handgun. I'm actually planning to buy a second one, just in case anything ever happens to this one.