How do I use this with a pistol?
496675
The wire from the battery will determine how you can use it. In a semi-auto pistol you may not be able to return the slide to battery, so your sight picture will be slightly different. On a rifle this shouldn't be a problem. Be careful with that wire, too. In a revolver you will have to remove or open the cylinder.
496676
Hold the slide or rail all the way back then drop in the laser sight. Same process to remove it.
496677
You would use it the same way you would a rifle just make sure that you close the slide slowly that way the wire does not break off, it's easy.
1259022
It is a break barrel spring piston air pistol. You cock it by pulling the barrel down in the front until it "clicks" and sets the trigger. Then you load a pellet into the breech (back end) of the barrel, and close the barrel. It's now ready to fire. There's no safety. Mine had a clogged transfer port. (The little hole that lets the air in behind the pellet.) Cock it, then take a drill bit a little smaller than the transfer port hole and make sure that passage is clear. It's durable, but not very powerful.
892816
Get some synthetic silicone spray lubricant. The kind made specifically for airsoft guns. Remove the mag and spray just a little into the hopup. Let it dry for an hour. Then adjust your hopup while shooting. Also, make sure you fully spin the wheel on the mag. Try that. If that doesn't work have a tech open it up.
1481355
Before inserting the pistol into the holster, push the power button on the left side of the laser. Point laser at ground to determine laser is on. Then insert pistol into holster. The laser should switch off when the power button is next to the magnet located inside the holster. When the pistol is drawn the laser should be on. I strongly suggest you turn the laser off using the power button when you do not intend on carrying the pistol. Just remember to turn back on with intended use.
2058119
I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
793831
I use it for my rainbarrel with the garden hose but the pressure of the water is not strong enough to use a pistol.I just connect the hose to a soaker and it work great for me.
1010612
Probably, I've only used this pistol with it, ( UTG Sport Airsoft 1911 Pistol, Heavy Weight, Black ), the surface is fairly soft and sticky, but I have no way of testing it as I have no other weapons of this sort.
610841
No, this needs a mount,, there is no mounts designed for that pistol.. There may be a grip laser available, check crimpson trace , more money though
1699017
Can't get much simpler than a break barrel. Pull the barrel down to cock it, while the action is open insert your pellet, close the barrel back, aim, release safety, fire. A few drops of oil occasionally to keep the spring piston lubricated and that's it.
2162231
Spray the gun with oil, then wrap it in kitchen plastic wrap. I used to make holsters, and this works fine.
2163158
I suppose you could if your handgun has a top rail for mounting . Its a big sight. It would be kind of awkward on a pistol.
1229013
I'm right handed, but I can't see why it wouldn't work. It just slides down the inside of your pants so it makes no difference which way the pistol but is facing. I loop the string around my belt, put the holster on the trigger guard and stuff it down my pants. I'd recommend just google MIC holster and watch the video made my the designer.
270978
All you need to do is order the proper Versicarry for your pistol. It will come with the trigger guard not attatched. You can then install it for either right hand or left hand use. The trigger guard simply snaps into place. With a little work, it can also be removed and reversed should you wish to change your carry position. Since I carry only autos, I keep the safety on and don't bother with the trigger guard, which makes switching easier. But you may prefer to keep the trigger guard installed depending on your comfort level. For most people, I do recommend using the trigger guard.
1168125
This depends on the model of your pistol. If you cannot cock it (e.g. 1911, Beretta M9), then you have to use the slide.
271716
Just a note but the owner manual is available online from mgfr. The basics are: Carefully check safety button (behind trigger). It should NOT move if the weapon is not cocked. ALWAYS point barrel of gun away from anything live or of value. Outside is a good place to learn safety. Note that at the end of the barrel below the hole the b.b. shoots out of, there is a a round "button". This button will not depress until the pistol is cocked. To cock the pistol, release the slide with the "thumb lever" (left side above grip), by pulling it down. The slide will move rearward about a half inch, with a loud thunk. Pull the slide back to stop, then push forward to latch. PRESS THE SAFETY from left to right to activate it. Point the pistol a safe direction and try the trigger. If it does NOT move, the safety is on. Now at the front of the gun depress the button below the barrel toward the trigger. The front sight and that section should rotate down giving access to the b.b storage and/or the chamber where a b.b. or pellet can be inserted. If using a pellet, the solid end needs to face the front of the pistol. If using b.b.s, the top hole (rectangular) will hold about 10 b.b.s and will auto load each time you cock the pistol. (NOTE: you may have to tilt the barrel up and down to accomplish the load.) This pistol is NOT an automatic or a semi automatic pistol. It is a single shot, requiring cocking the gun each time it is to be fired. I hope this helps and if it was too simplistic, it is because I can't tell how much a person already knows. Good, common sense safety for all will prevail. This is not a high power pistol, however, it can be harmful if misused. Treat it as you should a high powered weapon.
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This is an internet address that should be helpful: http://www.wikihow.com/Use-an-Airsoft-Pistol
990299
It Should have a Velcro retaining strap attached. If you are seated the pistol may work its' way free