Is this gun blowback? or at least have a working slide?
1094561
No.you have to refill it after every eight shots. It comes with a cartridge that holds eight bb's or eight pellets
224062
You simply insert the magazine. The slide is just for show and is not a blowback feature.
1462389
Yes it does. Although the design of the slide itself is pretty flimsy. As you run around with it, it slides a little back and forth and makes a "klingin'" sound. So if you shake it a little too hard when it's locked back, it unlocks by itself and slides back, though you can pull the trigger again and it blows the slide back and locks it back.
554764
No. It sits almost flush with the front of the slide and barrel. Just like in the picture.
958405
It does not have blow back but the hammer is functional. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
920750
Depends on how much gas you put in the mag. If a lot then the slide may not kick back at last bb. May have to take a few more shots to expel more gas then slide releases. If less gas slide will release at last bb. Gun has great feel and shoots well. No jams. On ours the safety didn't really move or work. Not sure if defect or design. Didn't want to return. Good Luck.
596849
In my opinion this hammer is to lite, and you still have to get some sort of brass punch. The key to putting in sights is to have the slide locked down firmlyin a vice so you don't get what i call bonce back. the slide has to be locked down tight but not so tight as to bend or scratch the slide. If you are only doing one gun than take it to a gunsmith and pay the 35$ or what ever they charge now days. If you want to do more than one gun than you might want to go to eBay,and buy a universal sight pusher. you can get one for about 50 or 60$. That way you can put it in your range bag and make any sight adjustments if needed. Good Luck In my opinion this hammer is to lite, and you still have to get some sort of brass punch. The key to putting in sights is to have the slide locked down firmlyin a vice so you don't get what i call bonce back. the slide has to be locked down tight but not so tight as to bend or scratch the slide. If you are only doing one gun than take it to a gunsmith and pay the 35$ or what ever they charge now days. If you want to do more than one gun than you might want to go to eBay,and buy a universal sight pusher. you can get one for about 50 or 60$. That way you can put it in your range bag and... » Read More In my opinion this hammer is to lite, and you still have to get some sort of brass punch. The key to putting in sights is to have the slide locked down firmlyin a vice so you don't get what i call bonce back. the slide has to be locked down tight but not so tight as to bend or scratch the slide. If you are only doing one gun than take it to a gunsmith and pay the 35$ or what ever they charge now days. If you want to do more than one gun than you might want to go to eBay,and buy a universal sight pusher. you can get one for about 50 or 60$. That way you can put it in your range bag and make any sight adjustments if needed. Good Luck « Show Less
432407
If it is a C.O.R.E. gun, yes. If not you will need to get a new slide that is designed to accept it.
910347
The gun is mostly plastic and the slide is stationary, but the hammer pulls back and hits when fired, so it's still a pretty cool effect. The slide I believe is metal. It's a pretty great gun.
1054212
Slide is simulated and non-functioning. It does NOT move and there is NO blowback. It is a good low-priced option with food fps, however, recently mine has had issues with the co2 leaking.
1283627
No it is non blowback pistol. This is air gun, not a airsoft. just to target practice. it use .177 pellets or bb's
1087961
The Slide and inner parts are, the grip and lower receiver is the ABS Plastic. Don't let the "construction" fool you, it is a great gun.
678103
Yeah the safety and slide work but no slide release I would save my money for a h&k; usp co2 pistol its like $40 at Wal-Mart get that
678104
The only functional pieces on this gun consist of the following: 1.) The slide(which is needed to load the gun/engage the spring); 2.)The magazine release(obviously needed to release the magazine); 3.) The safety switch(safe/fire modes); 4.) The hammer(completely useless/ only there to make it "realistic"). Those are the only moving parts, and the slide cannot be locked. Hope this was helpful.
167209
The only way I can answer if the slide stays open when emptied is that some do and some don't. The manufacturer doesn't make it very clear as to which guns do or don't
1497549
The slide snaps back each time the gun is fired. When the magazine is empty the slide stays in the rear position until the gun is reloaded. The gun is very accurate out to 10 yards. Enjoy
1427052
You have to use the laser cartridge for the appropriate caliber. It is rimless so it will not eject when pull the slide.