Galaxy G26H P226 Full Metal Pistol with Holster in Radioactive Green

The Galaxy G26 is a full-scale, full-metal spring pistol that channels the look and proportions of the SIG P226 while keeping operation simple and wallet-friendly. If you’re after a sensible backyard plinker or a realistic prop, this spring pistols airsoft pistol gives you a satisfying weight, decent ergonomics and the no-fuss reliability of a spring-powered mechanism. Finished in Radioactive Green with black textured grip panels, it’s a practical, hard-wearing piece that feels more like a proper tool than a toy.

From muzzle to beavertail the G26 is built around a zinc-alloy outer shell and metal inner barrel, which both contribute to its solid, hand-filling weight and consistent handling. The polymer-style grip and plastic trigger keep costs down without ruining the tactile experience; you get the look and heft of a metal pistol but with an approachable price tag. At around 195mm in length with a 13-round removable magazine, it sits comfortably in the “full-size sidearm” category — perfect for target practice and casual shooting games in controlled environments.

Mechanically the G26 is spring-powered, so there’s no gas to top up and no batteries to charge. Cock the slide for each shot, place a BB in the magazine and squeeze the trigger — that’s all there is to it. On testing the G26 produced about 225fps with 0.12g BBs and delivered tighter groups with 0.20g pellets, which is what you should expect from a heavier projectile. The fixed hop-up helps with trajectory at short ranges and the practical performance makes it ideal for backyard shooting and loadout practice.

Ergonomics are where this design shines. The G26 borrows the P226’s broad, comfortable grip geometry so your hand naturally finds a secure hold; the textured panels stop the pistol slipping during follow-through. The slide sports serrations for positive cocking, and the fixed front and rear sights are easy to pick up for quick target acquisition. There’s also a 20mm-style accessory rail under the dust cover so you can clip on a compact torch or laser for low-light fun or faster aiming drills.

The 13-round magazine is straightforward and reliable — it drops free cleanly when you press the release and seats with a firm, reassuring click. The mag itself is polymer but robust, and spare magazines are widely available if you prefer rapid reloads or multi-mag drill practice. Safety-wise, Galaxy has kept the controls intuitive; this model is designed to be approachable, especially for shooters moving up from toy-grade pistols to something that behaves more like a proper replica.

If value and durability matter to you, the G26 is a solid pick. Spring airsoft guns are famously low-maintenance because they contain fewer fragile components than gas or electric systems, and the metal construction here gives you extra toughness. Whether you’re teaching someone the basics of trigger control, refurbishing a training kit, or simply want a reliable plinker that looks the part, this pistol delivers consistent performance without surprising running costs.

This version (The H) includes a solid OWB (Outside the Waistband) pistol holster that clips securely onto your belt. Made from moulded ABS plastic, the holster is custom-shaped to hold the pistol firmly in place, only releasing it when you press the built-in retention switch. It’s the kind of setup you’d normally see on much more expensive gear—buying a similar holster on its own would often cost more than this entire bundle. That makes this package a seriously good deal.

In practical terms, the Galaxy G26 balances authenticity and everyday usability: metal slide and inner barrel, user-friendly spring action, an accessory rail for customisation, and a full-size grip that suits most hands. It comes ready to shoot out of the box with a small pack of BBs included, and because the internals are simple, it’s a pistol that will keep working happily for casual sessions and instructional use.

If you like the SIG-style silhouette but don’t want the complexity of gas systems, the G26 is a very sensible compromise: realistic feel, dependable spring operation, and plenty of aftermarket support in the form of spare mags and accessories.

Features

• Full metal slide and zinc-alloy outer shell for weight and durability 
• Spring powered — no gas or batteries required
• Approx. 225 fps with 0.12g BBs (better grouping with 0.20g)
• Full-scale P226-style dimensions with 13-round removable magazine
• Fixed front and rear iron sights for quick acquisition
• Under-barrel accessory rail for torch/laser
• Textured grip panels for secure handling
• Simple, low-maintenance internals ideal for beginners

What you get

• Galaxy G26 spring pistol 
• 13-round magazine
• Starter pack of BBs (small sample)
• Ready-to-use out of the box — no batteries or gas required

Details

• Manufacturer: Galaxy
• Model: G26 (P226 style)
• Power Source: Spring (manual cock per shot)
• FPS: Approx. 225 (0.12g)
• Magazine Capacity: 13 rounds
• Size: Approx. 195mm length
• Materials: Metal (slide/barrel/frame) and plastic (grip/trigger/mag)
• Shooting Mode: Semi, single-shot per cock
• Uses 6mm BBs (0.12g or 0.20g recommended)
• Colour: Radioactive Green