Burger Airsoft Studio shows how he did this custom job so you can get some pointers on doing your own... "This project started with a simple goal: turning a standard GHK Glock into a truly premium custom airsoft pistol. In this build, the pistol is upgraded with a real Trijicon RMR, real firearm iron sights, and a CO₂ conversion system to push the platform to its limits. The slide features a manual window cut, combined with laser stippling and a full set of carefully selected high-end parts.

Burger Airsoft Studio shows his process of customising a VFC P320 M17 airsoft pistol, starting with some high-tech laser machining. The laser carves out clean, precise patterns on the slide, which is much more efficient than trying to do it with a kitchen knife and a steady hand. It’s a bit like watching a tiny, very angry light beam do some intense scrapbooking on metal.

The Burger Airsoft Studio demonstrates the process of stippling and applying a Cerakote finish to an airsoft Glock 17 frame. The process begins by showing how to sand the frame to remove the original texture, followed by cleaning it with soap and water. An olive drab Cerakote finish is then applied and cured in an oven.

Burger Airsoft Studio does a custom build using the SRC G17 Gen5 MOS GBB Pistol, making a tactical trigger from a soda can... "In this video, I used the top of a discarded soda can to make a trigger for an SRC Glock 17 (not for real firearms). There were no precise blueprints—this video simply showcases the making process."

Burger Airsoft Studio shows he put back this pistol into working order again... "In this video, I refurbished a VFC P320 M18 airsoft pistol with a fresh Cerakote finish to replace the damaged coating. I filled and smoothed out deep dents on the grip, re-fabricated missing parts, and polished the slide rails for smoother operation."