Questions about Wa shan Glock 17

Hello guys,

I am always looking for my next model gun and because I have already a Marushin M9, I wonder if I can buy the Wa shan glock 17.
So after some research, I can order one but the question is : what about spare cartridges??
I have seen on the modelgun-worldwide website that the spare cartridges are "mulberry field 9mm luger". I have seen too on the Francky's website the mulberry 9mm firing cartridges are availables .

Someone can confirm me this cartridges are good for the glock 17?
Do you think I must continue to think about the wa shan glock 17? Or I would choose a better plastic model gun?

To resume, I need you to decide.

Thanks and see you

Here are some posts that should help you answer your question

Hello ,

Thanks Cerwyn, I didn't read all this posts.

So I know if I have a Wa shan G17, I need somme KSC 9mm luger (and prepare me to sand it).

BUT, Cerwyn, I think the most important is your point of view about wa shan g17. Why don't buy it?

For me, I want one because I like Glock models. It is full metal and it's another reason (I must have at last one metal model gun no?? ).

Thanks

Hi Momocampo,

Please note that all the posts I gave links for apart from one regarding Mulberry Field cartridges were started by other members, not myself
(The original forum site was plagued by technical problems some time ago so I transferred everything to this new site. My name appears against several thousands of posts written by others. The majority are credited to the original authors)

I have no experience of WaShan's Glock 17 myself so cannot help you with an opinion. I do have a WaShan Beretta M9 Dolphin which is a superb model however. If the Glock fires as well and reliably as the M9 I'd certainly consider buying one.

Cerwyn wrote:

I have no experience of WaShan's Glock 17 myself so cannot help you with an opinion. I do have a WaShan Beretta M9 Dolphin which is a superb model however. If the Glock fires as well and reliably as the M9 I'd certainly consider buying one.

Thank Cerwyn, it's all that I'll want to ear, your point of view about Wa shan (even it's the M9).

I'll wait for others advices.

The Wa shan Glock is a good replica but as for firing its not good, well at least mine is not for some reason after firing a round the slide will not go full home so i have never got 2 rounds off together its been looked at by a couple of very capable modelgunners and still no success. The ksc 9mm would need some length taking off the nose of the round i think to work but never tried them so not sure. if you can get one then its probable worth picking up as they are hard to come by these days and maybe the one you get will work fine.