For Sale: Tokyo Marui 1911 MEU GBB

Price drop to €140.

Plus more info and pics below.

Its plastic, but feels and looks like a coated metal, although I believe metal slides etc are available.

Bit more info taken from here - http://www.justpistols.co.uk/tmmeu.htm

Whilst Western Arms produced an early and late version MEU, Tokyo Marui’s is much closer in specification to the Late version, featuring sloping forward cocking serrations, a skeletonised hammer, 3 hole competition trigger, ‘rubberised’ grips (aping the original’s Pachmayr grips) and Novak combat sights.
The gun looks well made and excellently finished and has a decent, if not remarkable heft to it. The look is modern and, at first sight, the Pachmayr-like grips look good.
All the safeties, the hammer, rear sight, trigger, magazine release, bushing and plug and the slide lock are metal, as is the mainspring housing.
The gun features a dark grey (it’s not really black) finish all over (except for the magazine and trigger) which is cool, and realistic, there are no seam marks visible on the MEU, but at over £100 that is to be expected, in my view.
The Buffer on the brushed silver magazine thankfully doesn’t restrict gassing (as it does on some KSC and WA guns) and the magazine holds the same 27 BBs as the 1911A1 in a double stack. I found no trouble emptying a full magazine on a fill of propane, but I got few more shots from it at a brisk 10C or so.
The ambidextrous, extended thumb safeties would seem good for left handers.
The hammer is skeletonised for lightness and features some effective serrations on the spur to make cocking a simple task.
Below that there is an extended beaver-tail grip safety, much longer in its rearward extension than the standard 1911A1’s.
The silver, 3 hole competition style trigger features vertical grooves to provide a secure grip and delivers a smooth and precise pull. There is also a small hole in the trigger’s face, allowing for overtravel adjustment and the parts diagram suggests this works.

Also the Novak sites have glow in the dark coating to help in low light.