Rubber Training Pistol, 7 Inch, Yellow, Law Enforcement Practice Replica

good solid feel and I have held plenty. Will buy again

I got this rubber training gun to practice withdrawing from a holster. I wanted to get a feel of how to use and hold a weapon effectively before getting my hands on a real firearm.I love how heavy this is. I was expecting it to be light and given it is still not as heavy as a real firearm but it is heavy enough to train your muscles and reflexes to handle a real one. It fits very comfortably in my hands and is full sized.A very nice training tool for indoors!

Excellent prop. Other than the safety orange cap, looks great. Good weight, too.

The training was very useful for the task that I was trying to accomplish. I wish the trigger was a little bit bigger to better simulate an actual pistol. Other than that great tool for training.

Great for gun defense training with krav maga. Made to last, clearly not a real weapon (very obvious orange tip) so not a threat to anyone with half a brain.

this gun has a real look and feel of a real 9MM;looks great for a prop gun and to learn how to wear a real weapon.very sturdy in your hand; could of made the rear site with the cut in it to give it that realness

I bought this training pistol to use when heading out for cosplay. Metal air-soft guns have been the norm for years in cosplay, with the recent tragedies around the county and world many conventions are going to no metal weapons allowed.After looking around on several different sites found this one and decided to take a chance. Was happily surprised in the quality of the pistol.The one star review that is on here may have read a different description then the one I read. No where in the description says the tip is supposed to come off. And frankly for training purposes I not for sure what difference it would even make if the tip comes off or not.The trigger guard is smaller than most real pistols. However I feel like it is a non-issue for me personally since the only time you should have your finger on the trigger is when you are going to shoot something. In cosplay, especially when in large groups out in public you never want your finger on the trigger.

I will be teaching a girl's self defense class at our homeschool co-op like one that I have taken myself before. This gun is very comfortable to hold and will not hurt their hands as we practice disarming someone.