How close is this to the real gun? (I want to keep up my training with indoor CQB training in my basement and live fire isn't an option.)
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It is a direct replica. Aside from the noise and the power it is going to feel about the same. The blow back is a nice simulation but not truly the same as the real deal. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
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It will not withstand a direct hit at close range. If you play any CQB, sooner or later it will be shot out. But at this price, buy 2.
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If not exact..pretty darn close. Not a child's rifle, too long. Stock is very plasticey. Works well and quite accurate. Also check out the umarex line of dual cartridge guns.
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Hi Julie,You'll need a Laser cartridge in the caliber of your weapon. Then lots of practice...If you don't have the LaserLyte Laser Trainer Target, I suggest you buy it first before trying the much harder model you asked about. It has twice the size target and you have no time restriction on shooting...Hope this helped...John
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This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably. Don't know about the other stuff, as I use this, almost exclusively in my oversize garage with my Glocks and silhouette targets... nothing else. Hope this helps.
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Mine came mounted; but then again, when *I* got it, the blister pack had already been cut open. It wasn't new, so I cannot guarantee that. ------ Personally, I took it off after 3 weeks. It was easier to range targets with the iron sights (trusting the red dot at different distances does not work, BB's fly in a REAL arc, and pellets less so, but, it is still either rising or falling - I believe the arc is about +4 inches, and point blank is at about 12-14 yards). If you keep the dot sight on it, mount it *forward* on the pistol "slide", it makes cocking it easier. You do not want to be smashing your dotsight to close the pistol for a shot. And the "green fishing line" F.O.'s work well. Even for my girls, age 8 and 10. --------- ps, great little plinker for accuracy. ---------- for FUN shooting, i got the umarex colt defender. all metal, 1.5 lbs like the real one, only CO2 for BB's, so it sucks for accuracy, if you want to get closer than 8" at 36 ft. but it is fun to plonk 16 shots in 6 seconds, without the pumping and loading. -------- Don't worry about it being installed, that should not be a deal breaker. I bought it cause it was about 5 bucks more, so the plan was to put it on something else anyways. It's just a pellet gun, so all you do is screw it on to the rails, I doubt the acronym MOA ever came up in the engineering discussions. you have to zero all sights for your environment, anyways, so just get it, and go film your new tv series "Squirrel Commander"! --------- Have FUN.
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I pull the Take down pin out, remove the barrel, insert the laser trainer, then reassemble, conduct my training, and disassemble to remove it. I know this seems like a pain (believe me, I know) but it allows you to save $$ on ammo and still get much needed training with a firearm that has extremely low profile sights; where the user needs to be well trained to rapidly acquire a fairly accurate point-and-shoot muscle memory for defensive employment. Plus, let's face it, without gloves, this is a fairly uncomfortable pistol to shoot-the grips feel like sandpaper, the gun moves a lot in your hand no matter what grip style you employ to hold it, and recoil suppression is nonexistent. As a result, people don't train a lot live-fire with the P3AT. Disassembly is an inconvenience to use the LaserLyte trainer but in the end it provides quality time and training with a pistol that most won't endure at the range. (as a side note-the disassembly also ensures that no live rounds are present in the firearm and prevents live ammo from accidentally being chambered during practice)
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I hope your using a 1000+ FPS break-barrel pellet rifle... If your still struggling to place accurate shots maybe its time to upgrade... I think you'd appreciate a Remington 870 Express 12 Gauge. My 2 cents :)
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It is an airsoft. If that is what you are looking for buy this one. It is deadly accurate at about 75ft hits pretty hard and almost feels like the real thing. It is the best airsoft gun I own.
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This pistol is for target practice only! it's not made for home/ self defense, you need a real pistol...
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Hi Chris , check out amazon listing # B00JUT5FT8 ( I have this pistol in stock but not listed on amazon as yet but should be listed next week ) description and specs below Colt 1911 pistol Aged finish metal frame and slide Uses 12-gram CO2 cartridges Blowback 18-rd drop-free BB mag* Semiauto Single-action Fixed front and rear sights Ambidextrous, textured grip Manual safety Functioning grip safety Slide stays open when last BB is shot All metal Part of the proceeds donated to the NRA (National Rifle Association) *The manual states the magazine holds 18 steel BBs. However, you may be able to load 19. Sorry, but you cannot request a specific serial number. Serial No. 1 has been donated to the NRA. The 1911 firearm has earned a place in history as the most popular handgun ever made. It makes sense that we'd further honor the service this gun has given with this limited edition CO2 version. The aged finish will remind you of the countless times the firearm was holstered and drawn as the 1911 tended to the business at hand, protecting soldiers and freedom. Own a piece of history and get one of these 1911 CO2 replica pistols. Act now...for tomorrow may be too late! Specs Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm) Velocity: 325 fps Loudness: 4-Medium-High Barrel Length: 4.5" Overall Length: 8.5" Shot Capacity: 18 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Suggested for: Plinking/Fun Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Trigger Action: Single-action Body Type: Pistol Weight: 2.1 lbs Thanks Phil
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My rifles came from Walmart shipped directly to my home. No cosmoline on either, just a very light coating of gun oil. Don't use copper brushes just a good stiff synthetic. Make sure you get all of the lubricant out of the tube. If not you are going to be surprised with the bang you will get. I did not clean my .177 as thoroughly as I should have and the first pellet sounded like a ma duce going off. Keep them all in the X ring. Semper Fi Molon Labe CHS USMCL
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I do not believe that this gun is that accurate at such a distance. I have only used it within 24" range.
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This Gun is Awesome and very realistic. The shells are re loadable. When the revolver is empty you open and drop the bullets and reload bb's.If you like realistic BB guns I highly suggest you get the Sig Sauer X5 p226 blow-back pistol. It is everything like the real deal it just shoots BB's and not bullets. Excellent fire rate and accuracy.Amazing - glad I bought it!
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Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun bag. As for these, you can always send them back, but for the money I'm keeping mine. Hope this helps,Ed the Boogieman Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun... » Read More Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun bag. As for these, you can always send them back, but for the money I'm keeping mine. Hope this helps,Ed the Boogieman « Show Less
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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.
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hmmm no you would do better to get the [ http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Benjamin_HB22/233 or http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Benjamin_Marauder_PCP_Air_Pistol/2367 ] or the [ New Air Pellet Rifle Gun B3 5.5mm 22 Caliber Real Wood The answer is yes, if your willing to get within 5-10 feet of a skunk. Its not worth it. you want another couple hundred FPS on a .22 pellet. I am sure this gun isn't rated at more the 10 -12 FPE which you can convert to joules if you know what your doing.