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Took 8 minutes before he even got it out of the box....... Zzzzzzzzz

comes with it off

It's mostly plastic/polymer except the barrel and some of the switches. You can get metal conversion kits if you want it to be metal.

Mag release,safety switch,hammer,barrel,slide release,barrel bushing I think,magazine,Grip safety,the part under the grip safety as well,and I can’t remember the name of the piece in between the slide release and the safety switch but that to and most parts inside the gun are metal to

its all metal except the grips

Wrong

Hello! I bought this pistol at airsoft-rus.ru/.

@@Nicktar-vs4oj do you think that this réplica is a Big quality one?

Hello! I think that this pistol is the best Tokyo Marui GBB replica so far. It was already on a market in 2005, and no other TM pistol (NEW Beretta from 2013 being the second best) was able to surpass internal quality since then. This replica is able to sustain Black Guarder gas and Green gas, while the official instruction recommends HFC134a (Blue gas) use only. But, that's not all. A friend of mine was able to shoot 50000 BB's out of it at different temperatures using Black and Green gas. What makes this story even more cool, is that the replica was lost and never found, so no one knows how many more BB's it could run through. If You have any other questions about Tokyo Marui products or airsoft, I'd be happy to answer.

Hello! Tokyo Marui M9A1 and the U.S. M9 (NEW version, not the one from 90's) are internally the same (speaking of the parts, which can be broken). The only internal parts being different are "weight adders" , which was shown in the video at 18:50 and 20:00. Their role is not just to simply add more realistic weight to pistol. "Weight adders" make the pistol cycling rate go slower. If You want to have a faster cycling pistol with less weight, then go with the U.S. M9, if not, M9A1 is a solid choice for heavier weight and slower cycling. Considering the parts, yes, You must be careful with TM products, but for such platform as M9 You always will find something. Tokyo Marui Beretta's (NEW versions) are as solid as a tank and seen no internal or external problems even with Green gas. If You have any other questions about Tokyo Marui products or airsoft, I'd be happy to answer.

Greetings! You are the first to write a commentary on my channel. M92F 32-round "long mag" can be put into Your M9A1.

Nicktar1812 ok thx

No problem! If You have any other questions about Tokyo Marui products or airsoft, I'd be happy to explain.

Nicktar1812 also I wanna ask which is better, Glock 34 or the M9A1

It depends on Your personal preference and the type of gas being used. If You use HFC134a (Blue gas) in TM Glock 34 or Beretta M9A1, then nothing ever will be broken internally and externally (You can use them for 10 years or more). But, if You use HFC22 (Green gas), then problems will occur. For example, Tokyo Marui Glock 34 100% will develop cracks on the end of the slide (TM Glock pistols have this problem while being used with high pressure gases, except for NEW Tokyo Marui products, such as Glock 19 and Glock 17 Gen.4). All TM Berettas (NEW versions, not the older ones from 90's) won't develop cracks on any part of the slide. Both pistols internally, even while running Green gas, stay in good shape. Using this information, You are to decide which one is better.