Lancer Tactical LTX Competition GBB Airsoft Pistol - (Black)

The Lancer Tactical LTX Competition GBB Airsoft Pistol in black is built for performance and versatility, making it a powerful sidearm for both casual and competitive airsoft players. Designed by the same team behind the TP22, this pistol blends durable materials with reliable internals to deliver a lightweight yet solid shooting platform. The polymer lower frame keeps weight down for fast handling, while the metal slide adds a realistic feel and improved cycling action. Capable of both full auto and semi auto firing modes, this pistol offers the flexibility to adapt to fast-paced scenarios or controlled engagements. With a muzzle velocity of 300 to 320 FPS, it's field ready out of the box. Internally, the pistol is equipped with G-Spec components and features a top dead center adjustable hop-up system for precise BB trajectory control. The barrel includes a built-in RMR-compatible red dot sight mount, giving players the option to quickly add optics for faster target acquisition. This pistol is also fully compatible with TM Glock spec accessories, allowing for extensive customization with aftermarket parts. Whether you're running it as a primary in tight CQB environments or as a backup in larger outdoor matches, the Lancer Tactical Competition Pistol offers a great balance of power, accuracy, and modularity. Available now, it's ideal for players searching for a black airsoft pistol, full auto airsoft gun, TM Glock compatible pistol, or optic ready gas blowback. Combining aggressive performance and sleek tactical design, this pistol earns its place in any serious loadout.

Disclaimer

Due to a phenomenon known as the "Cool Down Effect," the Lancer Tactical LTX Competition Gas Blowback Pistol may experience a drop in performance when firing on full-auto. This is common in gas-powered airsoft guns because the rapid release of gas during sustained fire leads to a significant decrease in pressure.
For optimal performance:

Use semi-auto fire or limit yourself to short full-auto bursts.
Let magazines warm to room temperature before use to ensure the gas can expand properly.
Avoid using the pistol in cold temperatures. Using multiple magazines can help maintain continuous performance by allowing used magazines to warm up.