Can it actually handle the action from the slide of a .40 S&amp;W.
1461843
I have one installed on the top of a scope on my 460 S&W pistol. Every time I have checked the dot is on. It has held up on a 50 cal black powder rifle and pistol with 120 grains of powder charge for both. I also have one on two 12 gauge slug guns. I don't think the 40 S&W can cause any more punishment than the ones listed above. The only problem I have had is that I dropped my 50 cal black powder rifle and broke the glass lens. Not a lot of support with the cover if you drop the gun for any reason.
278703
I have to admit the trigger isn't very smooth and it makes it a little difficult to control. But the gun is made for torque and it delivers.
2127715
No not at all. It is a replica that is not able to shoot but does have trigger action.
702383
It can handle any fps a small caliber can deliver. 22., 17hmr, etc. I haven't shot .223 bullets at it yet. I bought it for pellets, and it barely turns over.So this thing is made for bullets. Happy Shooting...
1891080
This does not fire continuously, if that's what you mean. Every time you fire, you have to pull the slide back, since it is a spring pistol. However, if you mean that the bolt is sent forward after you fire, then yes, this gun does that.
1816627
It depends on who makes the .20 gram BBs. They are all not the same. In most cases it will shoot around 200FPS with .20.
1377600
Well I am going to put it on my Mossberg so I will let you know what happens! My understanding is that it will handle the recoil just fine.
947818
John, It has variable speeds. Depending on how hard you pull the trigger it will go from crawling to full out.
1554621
Good question. EXPS is solid and can definitely take some abuse. On the other hand, a 50 has tremendous recoil + the factor that it would be mounted on the slide. I think my EXPS would hold up but I don't think I would risk such an expensive item on a guess. My best advise is to contact EOTech technical support. They are very knowledgeable and would be better suited to answer this question.
979837
I suspect it depends on the draw poundage you have it set to. I can pull it with just my fingers at 42# without fussing but haven't tried shooting it that way.
1319861
Don't own a 40 , but own a 9mm . The 9 M&P; and 40 M&P; share the same slide and frame . So it more than likely will work , nice sites .
403602
It'll work but your going to be fidgeting and adjusting a lot. I'm considering clamping it down for future sight ins. If left on a tabletop it moves with every shot.
1458706
I believe it can. When I first got it, before I could get the guns out to the range, I shot some stuff over it with a rubber band and it recorded a speed. You need to shoot into a small wedge formed by the uprights and the sky screen, so accuracy is important.
877399
No personal experience, but a video review showed it all working well. He doesn't comment in the video as to why it is so far forward, but in the comments they give an explaination. It is a good value, you can adjust the slide to side lock tension and adjust the focus by twisting the wring.
868424
No. The "slide" is decorative only. It does not move. The trigger is double action. The first part of the stroke "cocks" the mechanism.
1012433
Not a very big one, but it does have a kick from the force of the slide during the blowback action. In other words, the pistol does move in your hands, just not very much. But definitely a fun gun to shoot around with.
702382
It handles hits at about 1150fps from my .177 Hatsan 125 at 20 yards just fine. The orange stickers of course start to disintegrate from the first use, but I just spray some white paint on the paddles when needed to keep the visibilty up.