is for real fire, or co2 pistol?
205870
This is rated for at least .22 LR and intended to fit the Walther P22 pistols. It may not fit other guns.
205871
Jose, my P22 fires 22LR ammunition. I don't know of any co2 P22, but if there is one modeled after the firearm and it has the accessory rail under the barrel of the pistol like the real firearm does, then I'd guess that it would work. The P22 laser just snaps onto that rail on my gun.
1469980
It really not that loud when you fire.. and it more loud because of the co2 but it not loud at all
1829904
this is a non blowback pistol. double action only, with a nice double action trigger pull, and of course it doesn't use a ton of co2, like the blowback pistols. i like to use the lighter lead target pellets, that give you a little higher velocity, from these short barrels. i don't use bbs, since i think, they can damage the rifled barrel. the only drawback to this pistol is the, i believe, too narrow front site. though it is still, a very good buy, for the price. i also have a gamo pt 85 that is a blowback type pistol. it looks and sounds (louder than most) quite realistic it uses quite a bit more co2, due to the blowback operation, than the others. i hope this will help you. this is a non blowback pistol. double action only, with a nice double action trigger pull, and of course it doesn't use a ton of co2, like the blowback pistols. i like to use the lighter lead target pellets, that give you a little higher velocity, from these short barrels. i don't use bbs, since i think, they can damage the rifled barrel. the only drawback to this pistol is the, i believe, too narrow front site. though it is still, a very good buy, for the price. i also have a gamo pt 85 that is a blowback type pistol. it looks and sounds (louder than most) quite realistic it uses quite a... » Read More this is a non blowback pistol. double action only, with a nice double action trigger pull, and of course it doesn't use a ton of co2, like the blowback pistols. i like to use the lighter lead target pellets, that give you a little higher velocity, from these short barrels. i don't use bbs, since i think, they can damage the rifled barrel. the only drawback to this pistol is the, i believe, too narrow front site. though it is still, a very good buy, for the price. i also have a gamo pt 85 that is a blowback type pistol. it looks and sounds (louder than most) quite realistic it uses quite a bit more co2, due to the blowback operation, than the others. i hope this will help you. « Show Less
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It is co2 semiautomatic nonblowback. good fps horrible accuracy. can shoot over a dozen mags on one tank. one trigger pull one round.
66871
Nope this pistol is too weak for that although it may scare or injure them. If you want to get rid of them you should use a CO2 powered pistol as it is more stronger and better
477753
No, its powered with Carbon dioxide. They do however sell similar style rifles that are pneumatic.
383362
Hi Debra , thank you for your inquiry , The Colt 1911 CO2 Blowback Airsoft Pistol, Full Metal is a semiautomatic , full description and Specs below. This semiautomatic Colt CO2 blowback pistol is one of the most realistic 1911 airsoft replicas available today. The pistol has a full metal body with a fully functional slide, a 17 rd magazine, and a shot velocity of 344 fps (using .20g BBs). The Colt M1911 is very comfortable to hold & fire. The textured plastic handlegrips give you maximum control of the gun while you shoot and the BAXS adjustable hop-up unit lets you adjust the accuracy on all your long range shots. If powerful blowback recoil and authentic looks are what you need in an airsoft gun, look no further! Features: Full Metal Semiautomatic BAXS adjustable hop-up Plastic handlegrips Functional slide Specs Caliber: 6mm Velocity: 344 fps Loudness: 3-Medium Overall Length: 8.6" Shot Capacity: 17 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade and Ramp Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Buttplate: None Suggested for: Skirmishing Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Hop Up: BAX - both ways Blowback: Yes Material: Full metal Ammunition: 0.2-0.25g Body Type: Pistol Weight: 2.15 lbs Thanks Phil
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Unlike the Smith & Wesson M&P; 40, the CO2 is not part of the magazine. There is a small panel that comes off the back of the pistol grip that allows you to insert and remove the CO2 cartridge. As far as getting a "full grip", this should be a full-scale replica. Anything that you would purchase for a real P99, should work and/or fit this.
1154286
It's a co2 my friend.the tank goes were the hand grip is at.. it shoots pretty good too.
352724
No, it's a paintball gun that uses a co2 air cartridge. My 13 year old son got a month ago and loves it.
403285
Not Co2. Easy to pump and load, and fun to shoot. Not accurate by "serious" air pistol standards, but plenty accurate for plinking.
14713
Yes, you will need compressed air or nitrogen. CO2 will damage the marker. To fire in burst/full-auto you'll need an electronic hopper. You can probably use the marker in semi-auto with a gravity feed hopper.
1436866
It looks like any 1911 mag, but taking up tge center is the place for the co2 capsul. You put tge capsul in then tighten the hex key( included ) and tgen load the bbs, put the mag in and pull back the slide then fite
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This is the CO2 version of the Walther PPQ and P99 pistol. It is actually the exact same frame as the 40cal & 9MM real gun but as a CO2 BB and pellet pistol. It is a very nice CO2 gun and fun to shoot. It is finicky no the type of CO2 cartridges it likes though. The Daisy brand works best.
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This is a worthwhile product because it is a fun pistol to use. I own four CO2 powered handguns and this Model 93 is by far the most accurate. The only drawback is the hard trigger pull. Magazine swaps are fast and having multiple magazines is inexpensive. Overall, it's a good deal.
1955924
Yes it is a .68 cal. Also I think it can use compressed air as mostly all paintball guns can use both co2 and air. Sorry if I couldn't help much, also this gun is really nice and lightweight, I would recommend buying it! :)
921612
That's what it's made for. You won't regret it. I'm a dead on shot now, never miss dry fire or real. Within 2 inchs at 25 yards at fast draw.