Galaxy M1911 Metal Spring Airsoft Pistol, Two-Tone

The Galaxy M1911 answers a simple question: what's the cheapest way to get a full-size metal 1911 that actually shoots? At under the usual entry threshold, it's a spring pistol designed for backyard plinking, prop work, and the kind of casual use where you don't want to worry about gas, batteries, or maintenance. It's also the kind of sidearm you keep in the truck as a backup when your primary runs dry and you need something that doesn't depend on a chronograph station.

What spring action means for you. This is single-shot only. You pull the slide back before every shot to cock the spring, then the trigger releases it. There's no semi-auto, no full-auto, no magazine-fed follow-up shots. That's not a defect—it's the whole point. Spring pistols are dead-simple, weatherproof, and impossible to break through abuse. The trade-off is that you're not running this at a real skirmish where follow-up shots matter. It's for target work, training drills, or keeping on the shelf as a backup.

Velocity and BB weight. Rated 260–270 FPS on 0.12g BBs. That's an entry-level number, and it's quoted on the lightest BBs airsoft uses. 0.12g flies fast but has almost no mass, so it's easily thrown off by wind and doesn't hold energy at distance. If your local field requires 0.20g minimum (many do), this gun will shoot softer and shorter. Check your field's rules before you buy.

Externals and build. The slide and frame are metal, which gives it real weight at 1.2 lbs and a genuine 1911 feel. Polymer grip panels keep the cost down and add some texture. The two-tone finish is the standard silver-and-black look. At 9 inches long, it's a full-size frame, not a compact or commander variant. The 16-round polymer magazine is the only capacity you get—no hi-cap option, no quick-release baseplate. You'll be reloading often.

What you can't do with this. There are no aftermarket performance parts. The internals are proprietary to this layout, so you can't upgrade the spring, hop-up, or barrel. The hop-up is fixed or minimal, so grouping is what it is. This is not a platform for tuning, and it's not a primary skirmish weapon. If you want true semi-automatic fire, better accuracy, or the ability to swap parts, you're looking at a gas blowback or electric 1911 instead.

Before you buy. You get the pistol, one 16-round magazine, and a manual. BBs are not included. If you're buying this as a prop for film or cosplay, the two-tone finish and metal construction read well on camera. If you're buying it for actual shooting, know that 0.12g BBs are often considered practice-grade and may not be allowed at organized fields. Battery and charger are not applicable—this is purely mechanical.

Caliber:

6mm

Canada Compliant:

No

Color:

Two-Tone

Fire Modes:

Single-shot

Included Magazine:

16 Rounds

Length:

9.0"

Material:

Metal/Polymer

Model:

1911

Package Includes:

Gun, Magazine, Manual

Power Source:

Spring

Velocity:

260-270 FPS w/ 0.12g BBs

Weight:

1.2 lbs