Glock 17 Gen5 T4E Caliber .43

After the successful launch of the first Glock 17 First Edition in caliber 9mm PAK as the first Glock blank-firing weapon, Glock, in collaboration with Umarex, naturally does not keep its fan base waiting any longer for the caliber .43. The First Edition in caliber .43 is now sold out; however, the success story continues. The Glock 17 Gen5 T4E is also the first licensed production in caliber .43. The areas of application for this Glock find optimal use in MagFed paintball and in the civilian training sector. The manufacturing, by the way, made in Germany, is made from a CNC-machined slide made of robust and high-strength aluminum AW7075 and a polymer grip with an optional lanyard loop. A strong and impressive blowback provides the shooter with a very realistic shooting behavior. Another very noteworthy aspect is that many original accessories such as Glock sights or Glock holsters available on the accessory market are compatible.

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Glock T4E marker in caliber .43
Ideal for MagFed paintball / civilian training
CNC machined AW7075 aluminum slide
Impressive blowback
Approx. 5 Joules of energy
Polymer grip with optional lanyard loop
Ambidextrous slide catch lever / reversible magazine release button
Trigger safety
8 shots / piercing the 12g CO2 capsule is possible without tools
Compatible with original Glock accessories
Made in Germany

Technical data:

Type: CO2 paintball pistol
Manufacturer: Umarex
Model: Glock 17 Gen5
Color: black
Caliber: .43
Shot capacity: 8 shots
Weight: 703 g with magazine
Overall length: 202 mm
Trigger type: Single-action system
Drive: 12g CO2 capsule

Included in delivery

Glock 17 Gen5 caliber .43 including the included magazine
Umarex gun case
Barrel cleaning cord
Description

Available from 18 years!

CO2 weapons with an energy over 0.5 Joules are subject to the Weapons Act and must have an “F” marking in a pentagon. The acquisition, possession, and transport of the weapons are permitted for adults. However, they are subject to a carrying ban (§42 a WaffG).