Can it actually handle the action from the slide of a .40 S&W.
582827
I honestly couldn't tell you, I had mine mounted on a .17 hmr revolver. Not quite the same.
582828
Doubt it...kine fell apart before I even used it....save your money.....this thing is a piece of ctap.....
582829
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.
582830
It should. I have mine on top of a Ruger 22/45 with a custom low mount base now. It was on my AR-15 on a 45° side mount and got dropped a couple times and stayed on target.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
1647884
HelloNo blowback. Slide is fixed. Was louder than i thought it would be. Good accuracy for 20 rounds then things get sporatic. Laser site seems to get knocked out of true due to gun vibe but is not an issue for me. Scope works well.Gun has good weight feels like actual. Very fun to plink with. Buy extra clips..
60160
Yes. There is a trade off though . . . the slide will be harder to rack, and if you are shooting lighters loads, you may have a failure to eject or feed. Put a 22lb on my 40 - much more fun to shoot. Added bonus is it's steel and not some cheap plastic piece.
473701
No. The trigger needs to be held in to track the speed. The gun is really accurate.
1785020
I used it a few times with a 30 round magpul and when shooting straight downrange or slightly elevated I was able to do it though I did order a 20 round magpul and have had no problems at all.
568800
I suppose it could if you had the slide drilled and tapped. It would be easier and less expensive to purchase the Glock mount.
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.
38866
Yes. The rear sight is designed for this action. I have practiced it myself with my S&W M&P 40 Shield.
1138277
If you have a big enough air compressor and you adjust your gun properly, it will.
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.
2150374
Probably not. It has several weights positioned throughout the stock, which are removable with some careful screwdriver skills, but at its full weight the gun is quite heavy.
1142541
Yes. It has two speed ranges, low and high, and within each range the speed varies according to how far you squeeze the trigger.
2112461
No. It will not be stable. Even if you attach it with the pin above the trigger area, it needs the rail part to keep it from moving. Sorry.
51246
I am pretty sure it can handle the load. I have put mine through a lot but mostly in going up and down tree stands. A shot of wd improved my pan head movement as far as smoothness goes but there seems to be a little problem with mine written trying to shoot some pictures I still see slight movement. Part of this is due to my. 6 year old grandson over tightening and cracking the plastic. Looks like I will be replacing mine. But it will be another just like this.
947821
John,It has variable speeds. Depending on how hard you pull the trigger it will go from crawling to full out.
108884
Only if it is designed to use the rails. The barrel does not extend past the slide and is not threaded.