Lot 463:
A Trio of Umarex/H&K Licensed Replica Air Pistols, including HK45 and P30 Models
Sold for: $70
Description
A collection of three modern replica air pistols, primarily licensed by Heckler & Koch (H&K) and distributed by Umarex. These items are airguns/airsoft guns and are not classified as conventional firearms. The lot includes three distinct items. The first item is a new, factory-sealed Heckler & Koch HK45 CO2 Air Pistol, rendered in matte black polymer. Packaging indicates it uses .177 (4.5 mm) Steel BBs, is powered by a 12g CO2 cartridge, has a 20-round capacity, and achieves a velocity of 400 FPS (122 M/S). The second item is a loose, matte black polymer replica pistol featuring "Powerline BAX" markings on the slide and an integrated tactical rail, resembling the H&K P30 model. The third item is a loose replica pistol constructed entirely of transparent clear polymer, consistent with the Umarex H&K P30 Electric Airsoft model, revealing its internal spring mechanisms and silver-colored trigger components. All items are modern semi-automatic handgun replicas. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal firearms laws regarding the purchase and possession of airguns and airsoft replicas.
Condition: The lot contains one item (HK45) in new, factory-sealed condition within its original blister packaging. The two loose replica pistols (black Powerline BAX and clear P30) are in good used condition. The black pistol shows light visible wear consistent with handling. The clear pistol also exhibits light surface wear but is structurally sound, with internal components clearly visible. As these are airguns, we have not function-tested them, and their operational status is unknown.
Condition report:
The lot contains one item (HK45) in new, factory-sealed condition within its original blister packaging. The two loose replica pistols (black Powerline BAX and clear P30) are in good used condition. The black pistol shows light visible wear consistent with handling. The clear pistol also exhibits light surface wear but is structurally sound, with internal components clearly visible. As these are airguns, we have not function-tested them, and their operational status is unknown.
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