Would this be applicable for a gas airsoft pistol that uses compressed air?
469709
Don't think so. This is a totally different application than for an air pistol.
1004936
If your guns configuration allows room for blow back action. For reference look @Sig Sauer photos of this mount used. Note:I've found this a very "adaptable" Tac Rail for <AIRGUNS!> You are talking about airsoft which this thing is MADE FOR air soft. Don't know what yer' packkin' but it SHOULD fit most blow back air soft pistols.MOST OF ALL IF YOU GIVE ME THE DETAILS OF WHAT PISTOL YOU USE I CAN PROBABLY LET YOU KNOW IF THERE'S ANY CHANCE OF USING THE RAIL!!! Hope this helps AND HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU. Snip
1159048
Not without cutting it down. I did it for my subcompact, but you lose the grip to the pistol and the rubber will move around some. I wouldn't recommend it for a subcompact.
2102366
From what ive read most people recommend a lower pressure so i would guess you compresser would work.
318159
I use it on a ventilated barrel and it works fine. it would probably work on a sealed barrel too.
1105020
Yes that would be a pretty powerful and quite painful airsoft pistol, but unfortunately this product is not an airsoft gun, it shoot 4.5 mm metal BBs.
1434855
These shells are great for spring loaded UHC guns but for any gas/CO2 powered guns I'd definitely advise against these. Most brands will have their own shells so look for those-- usually under recommended purchases. They should be metal though, for CO2. Or at least tougher plastic than these. These are made for spring loaded air guns
1163495
If your air pistol has a picatinny rail, then you should be ok. I wouldn't mount it to it if it's plastic though! I can honestly say that it works great on my 9mm carbine!
2274944
yes is perfect for paintball so it should work for soft air gun. good luck.
1829902
I would not recommend this item. It is a standard CO2 pistol, no blowback. Pellets are loaded into a cylinder type cartridge that advances on trigger pull. I had to send my first pistol back due to air leaking from the CO2 cartridge. Daisy sent back replacement with caveat that I had to deplete the air pressure with each use since the air seal could not remain under pressure when not in use. OK, replacement is now also leaking and sits in bottom of my drawer. Only good for target practice, BIG targets. Not too practical for vermin control. Be prepared to waste compressed air.
470104
Yes, I highly recommend. I use them with my H&K; USP - style Airsoft pistol (CO2 driven) and they magnify its power threefold (at least, insofar as its effect on aluminum cans and glass bottles is concerned). Even with my weaker spring-driven guns, the improvement is tangible. 10/10 would buy again.
1781512
It's basically a squeeze clamp. You squeeze the legs and the top opens up to clamp on to anything round. I will warn you that the spring is a bit weak. I should think it would work on an airsoft gun.
1341864
Absolutely. The BBs/pellets will not break through the can on a single shot, though, so be wary of pellets flying off in all sort of random directions every time you hit your target. This little airsoft gun is definitely strong enough to send cans flying, though-- I found the best way to keep them stationary was to tie a string through the can's pull-tab and to suspend them from something instead of just shooting them off of a table-top or something similar.
198482
Probably not. I shot a Co2 pistol at it. It was loaded with metal BB's.The BB's went right through the net and bounced off the wall behind it. It's only good for guns that shoot plastic BB's.
238752
It takes a 12gram Co2 cartridge...just to be clear, "Co2" in general terms means the co2 12gram cartridge, but gas is either referred to as propane and/or green gas in the "airsoft language." Also, I don't know any airsoft/airguns that take anything different then a 12gram co2 cartridge.
118650
Not familiar with the specific airsoft gun, but my 20 gauge has a relatively slender stock and this fits fine on it. As mentioned in other answers, if your airsoft gun is realistically sized, you shouldn't have a problem.
2003351
I don't think an airsoft gun with that much velocity would work. It is geared more for higher powered pellet or bb guns.