TNW Aero Survival Pistol 10mm 10.25" Barrel 15 Rounds For Glock Mag - 8" Barrel, 10 Rounds, Polymer Grips

Very powerful and compact, doesn’t seem unwieldy as I thought it might

Well I bought one of these and it just has issues. I would not buy again and in fact I plan on returning it. The magazine release doesn't work to get it to take a magazine it takes a ton of pressure to get it to lock. I contacted TNW about the issue and they sent a new magazine and new magazine release button of course that does not fix anything. Whatever you do don't buy this gun it is complete garbage.

nothing shoots like a TNW aero 10 mm. The recoil is almost like a 9 mm ar pistol.

Love everything about this bad boy! Seems really well built, and I absolutely love that it can interchange magazines with my Glock 20. Just a really sweet piece. Love dealing with BUDS. Zero regrets.

I put a Magpul angled forward grip & back up iron sights, with a Romeo 5 red dot on this TNW ASP and it is a keeper. It is built well and completely reliable with Glock magazines. Unfortunately, the SMG Tactical 30 round magazine that came with this was hot garbage. I emailed SMG for their free replacement warranty and no response; my guess is that the pandemic affected the mags QC, but that is no excuse. Either way, this is a top quality firearm in a powerful caliber. Save 1k on the cost of a Banshee and buy this!

This pistol is surprisingly nice- what you receive is a little different than the description (all for the better.) The grip doesn't have that small nub sticking out; the grip you receive is nicer than the one pictured. Also, the magazine is a 15 round Glock mag, not a 10 rounder, as in the description. Also noteworthy, the barrel comes threaded for a suppressor (very nice surprise.) The pistol is solid and well-made. Nothing loose and no rattles- even the barrel and hand guard are solid, with no looseness or movement whatsoever. The ejection is reversible (left or right side), as is the safety. This was a big selling point, as I am left-handed. My only minor issue is with the trigger- it's a little heavy, has a lot of creep, and is a little gritty. It feels a lot like a milspec AR trigger, except the trigger itself is thinner. I'm hoping over time, this will smooth out.