Cheap gas USP

Do any of you know anything about the Y&P USP or the UHC USP? I know these are very cheap guns but i just want to know how good/bad they are. i know the TSD 1911 is pretty good and its around the same price. Do the hammers at least move when you pull the trigger?
Heres some links
http://www.airsplat.com/Items/GP-YP-USP.htm

http://www.airsplat.com/Items/GP-UG-161B.htm

http://www.airsplat.com/Items/GP-304BH-1911.htm

Thanks


Russ

All three of those guns are crap compared to a good GBB(TM, KSC, KWA, or even WE). The hammers move on all those but thats it.

Y&P is a very sketchy company that appeared out of nowhere(china) and produced a bad clone of the TM Mk23.


UHC is a springer company that also makes low end NBB pistols. I believe they also have a line of revolvers that are much better than their NBB line.

TSD is a re brander company. The one that you linked is probably not the best choice for a pistol because it will shoot over 350FPS, most likely shooting 400FPS. Not only does thiss decrease accuracy when you don't use high quality BB's but it also is off limits for indoor games in most states.

I can give you a run down of the other companies I mentioned if you want, just ask.

sticks

Their are no visible moving parts on any of these guns. I personally have the TSD 1911 and that pistol is constantly jamming on me and causing my death. The first day I got the gun it completely broke and I shipped it back to Evike and got the new one that jams. Also my friend got the gun and his has also broke.( second day for him) Now the jamming is easy to fix in the field but takes time at first. I believe it is a feeding problem. The TSD m9 with is almost the same gun doesn't have this problem. ( kkoerber has the gun.)

It is hard for me to believe that i got two lemons.

The WE 1911 , along with the WE Luger , are good guns or so I hear , next time buy a WE , they may be a bit more expensive , but they are a whole lot better when making WWII pistol replicas than others .

I think the looks of the WE vented 1911 style guns look and perform great.

By the way the hammers always move when using an airsoft pistol wheither it be blowback or not .

That is not true the hammers on the tsd's don't move NON- blowback ,no visible action, unless you are mistakeing the hammer for the only moving part, the trigger.

The hammer activates the Co2 , spring , or green gas , or so I thought , was I wrong .

Sorry to say but yes, I own the tsd 1911 and kkoerber own the tsd m9 and the only visible moving part in the trigger.

My M9 is a Co2 and a cheap one at that but it does what I need it to do I don't understand people paying 300 dollars for a pistol , now a rifle of course , so I reccommend Firepower , they can be found in most any department sotre and the best thing of all is they aren't clear .

sticks.13 wrote:

UHC is a springer company that also makes low end NBB pistols. I believe they also have a line of revolvers that are much better than their NBB line.

Whoah, wow there Sticks
I know you know your stuff, but I own THREE UHC revolvers. They are HORRIBLE, they go exactly 15 feet and curve down. I bought three because they're so cheap and look cool. but I would never use one in a war....not saying that you said anything like that, but There is no way that their NBBs are anywhere NEAR as bad.

He is saying that they are springers that well execeed some limits in some fields .

I would recommend the Y&P MK23. You can upgrade the internals and run a TB through the silencer. If you do it right, you can get 180-200ft torso accuracy