is this "new sirt" 110 training pistol considerable better than the predecessor for 197 dollar? how doe it compare to a real gun? do you have to rack it every time you shoot?
1866062
I am not familier with the predecessor. It feels very close to a real glock and has a reset trigger so you do NOT need to rack the slide. The slode does not move anyway. It does have 2 lasers--one when you fire and the other for aiming. The aiming one can be turned off.
1866063
Don't know about the predecessor. Size is that of Glock 17. Weight and balance are different; most of the weight is from the magazine. Trigger resets without having to rack the slide. The slide doesn't move. Trigger reset is like Glock trigger. T you can get one model that does not have a trigger reset indicating light. Pprobably not a big deal if you don't have it.
1866064
Cannot say if it is better as this is my first experience with the training pistol. Obviously there is no recoil and without the sound you feel more controlled versus a real gun. You do not have to rack. overall it is a good tool to help you draw, point and shoot.
1866065
I currently use the sort for training -myself and students-it is well made. The slide is composite and one piece-you do not rack the slide-the red laser indicates take-up and the green when you break the shot--hoe this helps ---craig
1866066
It's comprable to the earlier SIRT, a bit lighter than a real glock, & no you don't need to rack it everytime
1866067
I can't compare it to it's predecessor, as I didn't own one. You do not rack it every time to fire. You pull 1/2 way for green, full for red.
307649
I have the colt m4a1 cqb full metal AEG full auto rifle & its a awesome gun. I think the king version is close to the same weapon? Mine is CYMA cibergun Totally great AEG. But back to your question yes I think its the same as mine. Looks identacle. Colt & we tech are the ways to go in air soft. Personal thoughts of mine.
1862859
No, the one I got was magnum research, it worked great for a long time if you are worried about quality. If you go this route make sure you get the full auto one, as some other reviews said they make it tricky which one is full-semi auto and which one is just semi auto. If you are still set on ksc, get the ksc kwa m93r. I got that to replace this gun and its better in my opinion...not by much though as they are both insane pistols
266796
I would say yes to all 3 questions. When I first got the gun it was pretty loud. For one thing, the pellets that came with it were high speed and broke the sound barrier; so there was a pretty loud crack comparable to a 22 long. After it breaks in at about 100 rounds it quiets considerably, and a subsonic pellet will get rid of the crack, and will be a lot more accurate. When a tiny round like a .177 goes supersonic it gets bounced around by the shock wave pretty good. The only downside I can think of on this rifle is it's a tad on the heavy side when compared to others in it's class and price range. I actually like that because I think a little mass makes the gun more accurate and reduces the recoil. Believe it or not, these high powered pellet guns actually do have a pretty noticeable kick. As far as quietness goes after it's broken in, I'd say it's about like the sound a tablespoon would make when dropped on a wooden table from about 12 inches.
1617621
The gun is not too heavy. The trigger pull is a little heavy, although I don't think too bad. But after I go thru about six or so clips of ammo, my trigger finger is a little tired. The gun comes with only one clip that holds about 19 b's. I bought two extra clips so I can load up three and do a little shooting before heaving to reload again. I also use peloil on the co2 cartridge. I got my extra clips and oil from Amazon. It is fun to shoot. It will easily shoot 100 feet and more, but accuracy on a target is only about 20 to 30 feet. Still fun to shoot. I like it.
2004044
It makes more noise than a BB gun but much much less than a 22 rifle. I had the same concerns about neighbors when shopping for a pellet gun. One of the reviews of the Ruger Air Hawk said it was too loud. The Black hawk, not as powerful, was said to be less noisy. The first few shots were loud, but as I sighted in the scope it settled down noise wise. Also lead pellets are not a loud as the synthetic ones. The power - 1000 fps, the weight, and the name, sold me on the Black hawk. I did opt for a better Center Point scope instead of the one included but I love my Black hawk. I haven't heard a word from the neighbors.
609844
I personally love the Burris Mac. No problem with it yet. Put about 1000 rounds through my .556. I like the fact that I can also use it as a red dot and switch to long distance. Also if battery dies you can still see the reticle. No need for back up sights. Hope this helps.
1656060
Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish... » Read More Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) « Show Less
789055
I forgot to mention... the safety/decocking lever is non-functional. It's simply molded into the body of the slide. The safety button is actually what should be the slide release button of the real gun. So, while it's dimensions are very accurate, it would be hard to train for using the safety. Also, unless the magazine is empty, when you pop it out it always releases a couple of bbs. So it also wouldn't be much help for training magazine exchanges unless you do them empty. The magazine release button has a pretty accurate release feel to it, though.
245882
I use this unit in pistols. I am very happy with it. I shoot bullseye. It is of very good quality.I also use Ultra dots but lately have been buying the Millets. You won't regret the purchase.
1744828
I have a Glock 19 generation 4 and I can tell you it is a great gun. It is my first gun and I think I am happy with it. I use the laserlyte trainer, and I think that it is a good item to help one aim.
1630214
I have one as well as a X7 Phenom, and a Custom 98 Platinum, if you are a scenerio player or a beginner this is a great gun for you solid body, extremely upgradable, and easy to maintain, and it preforms great right out of the package. The extra rails are handy for things like red dot lasers or flashlights but you will probably only get those if you are more into scenerio games, really the only 2 immediate upgrades I would get would be the cyclone Hopper and an e-trigger (NOT the response trigger) and maybe an Apex 2 barrel.
1876640
I think so. I was really pleased with the purchase. It shoots real fast and is pretty accurate. I would suggest getting a speed loader(the cheap ones work just fine) because the magazine holds about 30 bb's and if you shoot in auto it will shoot them pretty quick. Other than that.... In my opinion the gun is pretty much well made and haven't given me any problems so far.
724172
I believe that the sirt pistol with a green laser also has a metal slide to give it a more realistic weight. There may also be a plastic one that has a green laser. Go to next level training's web site to get specs on all the models. Hope this helped
229649
Is it worth $75? Quality-wise, I would say "yes". Is it absolutely necessary? I would say "no". I did put one on a Colt build as a "happy-to-glad" upgrade, but only after I upgraded the flash-hider, added an EOTech XPS3 and GripPod, and snagged some extra PMags. If you no other real upgrades you want to do, and you have the disposable coin, you definitely won't regret buying this part. Looks pretty cool, to boot, and functions very well, also.
771597
I would highly suggest not buying this gun. I own it, and after using it for 4 months I can tell you that it is defiantly a better use of your money to buy a different gun.
385949
Correct. Right off hand I can't remember the magazine capacity, but as fast as you can pull the trigger it will fire until empty.I own the real PPKS and this little guy is very similar in weight and balance. Sights are very similar so it works very well for indoor target practice. Of course trigger pull is bit lighter and no recoil, but it still is very impressive for the price.There is a small problem with the speed loader if you buy that option. But there is a video out there that shows how to fix it. I recommend the speed loader (when it works) - it's much faster than loading by hand. Correct. Right off hand I can't remember the magazine capacity, but as fast as you can pull the trigger it will fire until empty.I own the real PPKS and this little guy is very similar in weight and balance. Sights are very similar so it works very well for indoor target practice. Of course trigger pull is bit lighter and no recoil, but it still is very impressive for the price.There is a small problem with the speed loader if you buy that option. But there is a video out there that shows how to fix it. I recommend the speed loader (when it works) - it's much faster... » Read More Correct. Right off hand I can't remember the magazine capacity, but as fast as you can pull the trigger it will fire until empty.I own the real PPKS and this little guy is very similar in weight and balance. Sights are very similar so it works very well for indoor target practice. Of course trigger pull is bit lighter and no recoil, but it still is very impressive for the price.There is a small problem with the speed loader if you buy that option. But there is a video out there that shows how to fix it. I recommend the speed loader (when it works) - it's much faster than loading by hand. « Show Less