Price always comes up in terms of scarcity as items become precious when they are scarce. A good example is this limited edition Two Tone Heros made by the Airsoft Surgeon. Being a limited release, the price is also limiting as it is US$1,579.00 at RedWolf Airsoft. But you're damned if you can't take you eyes over the photos of this nice crafted airsoft pistol. It just begs to be bought by someone who would put it to good use.

"Combining a two tone slide and two tone compensator with hybrid design, this newer generation of racegun is rapidly becoming a new favorite. The hand-stippled grip and infinity two-tone carriage give it a touch of simple class and conservative styling with a mixture of both aesthetic and practical augmentations.

The hybrid fixed barrel leaves the iron sight static while shooting allowing the shooters eye to stay on target with less disruption and more consistency. The large grip surface zones on the slide are generously staggered and deep supplying a high torque interface against your fingers. The stippling can be rough to the touch but its sandpaper like texture offers an incredibly high grip surface for hands and gloves alike.

Based on the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 5.1 it takes Marui Hi-Capa magazines, in this case it comes with a 31 round standard size magazine and is compatible with standard 31 and long 50 round Marui Hi-Capa magazines.

The skeletonised trigger and hammer are standard fair with raceguns now, in particular the hammer is dramatically hollowed out to almost coat hangar territory. The slide racks with an incredibly velvet smooth movement, a feature that has garnered much respect for the Airsoft Surgeon. This model has slide buffers which means the slide is short-stroked such that it will cycle faster but the slide will not lock as it does not slide to the absolute rearmost position due to the buffers. The weapon clocks in at 290 fps and puts out BBs consistently in nice reliable lines which it can do quickly and crisply with the high cycle rate allowing you to double and triple tap very easily."