
From Germany since 1972
Umarex
Umarex of Arnsberg, Germany, makes airsoft and air guns under licence from well-known manufacturers such as Glock, Walther, H&K and Beretta. Here you'll find Umarex airsoft pistols, T4E for home defence and pellets for air guns.
- Expert advice in our shop in Aulum, Denmark
- We can order in the model for you
- 365-day returns on unused items
Popular series
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GlockGlock airsoft pistols – CO2 or gas. -
WaltherWalther airsoft pistols. -
H&KFrom the USP to the MP7 and HK416. -
BerettaBeretta M92 FS and accessories. -
Elite ForceE.g. BlaMer, 2011 and H8R. -
Smith & WessonM&P 40 and the M29 revolver. - T4EHome defence and training in .43, .50 and .68.
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UXAir pistol, magazines and darts from UX.
Find the right Umarex
Choose by what you need. Click a model to see every version.
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Airsoft pistols
Licensed pistols with CO2, gas or manual cocking.
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Home defence
Launchers and balls from T4E.
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Air guns
Air pistols and .177 (4.5 mm) pellets.
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Accessories
Magazines, holsters and targets.
Our favourites
Why Umarex?
- Since 1972
Umarex was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Arnsberg, Germany.
- Owns Walther
Umarex has owned the gun maker Carl Walther since 1993.
- Licensed guns
Umarex makes airsoft and air guns under licence from well-known manufacturers such as Glock, H&K and Beretta.
- T4E
Under the T4E name, Umarex makes launchers and balls for home defence and training.
Home defence
T4E and home defence
See our full range of launchers, balls and accessories for home defence.
See Home DefenceMy Gun
Find parts that fit
Select your gun under My Gun and we'll show you which magazines, BBs and parts fit it.
Try My GunAll 111 Umarex products
About Umarex
Umarex – from Germany since 1972
Umarex was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Arnsberg, Germany. Since 1993 Umarex has been closely linked with the gun maker Carl Walther. Umarex makes airsoft, air guns, training guns, ammunition, magazines and accessories – many of them under licence from well-known manufacturers such as Glock, Heckler & Koch, Beretta, Smith & Wesson, Ruger, Colt and Walther.
At Hank Tactical we stock Umarex airsoft pistols, T4E for home defence, air pistols, pellets and accessories.
Licensed airsoft pistols
Umarex makes airsoft versions of well-known pistols with authentic markings. Among others, you'll find:
- Glock – e.g. Glock 17 Gen4 and Gen5 MOS, Glock 18C, Glock 19, Glock 42 and Glock 45. See also Umarex Glock.
- Walther – e.g. PDP Compact and PPQ.
- H&K – from the USP to the MP7 A1 and HK416.
- Beretta – e.g. M92 FS.
- Smith & Wesson – M&P 40 and the M29 revolver.
- Elite Force – Umarex's own airsoft line, e.g. BlaMer, 2011 and H8R.
The pistols come in CO2, gas or manually cocked versions.
T4E – home defence and training
Under the T4E name, Umarex makes launchers and balls for home defence and training in .43, .50 and .68 calibre – e.g. TB 68, TR 68, TS 68 and HDR68 with rubber, poly and tracer balls. See our full range for home defence.
Air guns and pellets
We also stock Umarex air pistols such as the DX17 and UX SPA 60, the Hämmerli Hunter Force 1000 air rifle and .177 (4.5 mm) pellets such as Superdome and Super H-Point. See Umarex air pistols and Umarex pellets.
What you need for your airsoft pistol
Besides the pistol, you'll need BBs, shooting glasses or a mask and – depending on the model – CO2 cartridges or gas. Spare magazines are handy to have on the field. Use My Gun to find magazines and parts that fit.
Knives and other gear
Under the Walther name we also stock folding knives and machetes, e.g. the Walther BWK and MachTac.
Questions and answers
What's the difference between CO2, gas and manual?
CO2 comes in small cartridges, gas is filled into the magazine from a can, and a manual pistol is cocked before every shot.
What is GBB?
GBB stands for "gas blowback" – the slide cycles with every shot and gives recoil.
Which balls should I use for T4E?
The balls must match the launcher's calibre (.43, .50 or .68).
Need help choosing?
We play ourselves and are happy to help. Visit our shop in Aulum, Denmark, and try the airsoft guns on our 7 m test range – or send us a message.










































































































