[KSC] Bulgarian PM Skeleton Heavyweight Gas Blowback [Limited Edition]

This is the latest limited edition handgun from KSC, which regularly releases crazy customizations!

This limited edition model is a dress-up customization with engraving, grip, and magazine exterior design as its key features.

The base gun is the Russian military's official pistol, the Makarov PM, and it is a model of this famous gun produced by the Bulgarian firearms manufacturer Arsenal, and it is an export version, which seems a bit too nerdy, but is it really okay?

By the way, this Arsenal version of the Makarov is officially named "P-M01" and, while it has the same shape as the original Makarov PM, it is a model that is highly regarded for its high reliability due to Arsenal's proud manufacturing quality.

It is considered one of the finest Makarov variants available, and is a popular model among American collectors.

The engraving is faithfully reproduced to that of the real gun, and knowing the above facts, it is undoubtedly a model that will arouse the desire to own as a collector's item.

However, KSC is a toy gun manufacturer that doesn't stop at just changing the engraving. They have previously made further modifications to the Swiss version of the Cz75 and the Pakistani version of the Tokarev, and this Makarov also has a unique exterior change.

This is the flashy skeleton grip of this model. The magazine peeking through the transparent grip is decorated with a special sticker that resembles a cartridge, and KSC says the design is "reminiscent of the ASP pistols of the past."

The ASP pistol is a custom-made S&W M39 handgun made for CIA operatives in the US, and is lavishly modified to enhance its concealment and readiness. The see-through grip, a major exterior feature of the ASP, has been borrowed from this model.

The see-through grip allows you to check the remaining rounds in the magazine with just a glance. This has the advantage of allowing you to instantly grasp the situation, and it has operational benefits rather than just appearance.

This model adds the essence of a custom-made spy version to the Makarov PM, which is originally small and suitable for concealed carry, and combined with the fact that the base is made by Arsenal, which is known for its high quality, it gives off the atmosphere of a special, secret gun.

Unusually for a recent KSC limited edition model, the shape has not changed, but it is a model that looks very attractive as a decorative piece.

The mechanisms and operation of each part are exactly the same as the standard model, and the special edition magazine has the same gas capacity as the standard model, so there are no discomforts or disadvantages in that regard .

To be honest, I have a love/hate relationship with skeleton models, so I was a little hesitant about stocking this model, but when I looked at it in detail, it was really cool, and strangely enough, it didn't feel like a fictional custom.

It looks very stylish when displayed. It's fun to look at it from various angles.