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I have airsoft versions of all my regular pistols (one's a close approximation, since I haven't found an exact PPQ copy).

They're semi-useful, but I'd echo the previous advice about dry-firing your real weapon with some snap caps. Also, Jumping Frog's safety advice seems highly advisable, and I'm going to adopt it in my own dry fire practice regimen.

Anyway, airsoft just isn't the same. The form factor is there, but the weight, balance, and trigger are not the real thing. you can practice getting out of your concealed holster and on target, but you can do that with dry fire as well.

my $0.02