I am looking for a Air Pistol that is the size of a .380, for practice shooting will this fit the bill, is their another one better size and weight?
1346201
I think you will be pleased with it....its the size and weight of the real deal...
1346202
I wouldn't think so. The P23 ia quite smallish and quite light. It only shoots BB's in semi auto mode and pellets have to be loaded singly. It is not terribly accurate with steel BB's but is a lot better with 'Gamo' lead BB's which I use. They fit the bore well so are more accurate although pellets are best. My two are quite powerful with those BB's and will go through two sides of a water filled soup tin at about 15 feet. They are 'Funguns' really
1346203
It's lighter, but has a good feel to it weight wise. It's not a blowback. If you want something that will give a kick like a small caliber firearm try the Walther PPK/S (it's steel bbs only,) it has a nice kick. In my opinion, if you want to try practice shooting to replicate a fire arm, you need to practice with a blowback air gun, where the slide recoils back and cock the gun.
1975352
Have not used it with an air pistol, I have one that loads with the little round clips, 8 shots each. I use the pellet pen with a Gammo rifle and it works really well. The air rifle of course cocks by breaking the barrel, thus opening the breach and the pen works very nicely to lad another pellet without shuffling it all over the place. Do recommend it for the rifle, don't know about the pistol. Capt. T.
1008344
I guess it depends on the length. My Taurus .380 is almost a bit small for it. I only wish it wasn't quite so concealed. Nice width and depth for many uses.
1195980
LCP is only a 380. You are thinking of an LC9 or LC380. Totally different pistol.
1790265
I have never had an aircat. The nitrocat 1200 its not small. Id say average size. But its not bulky or heavy. Its light and smooth and powerfull! I think there is a smaller version if im not mistaken is the nitrocat 1350. So far my gun works great and I use it everyday clamping molds of up to 20000lbs. They never slip and Im not using full torque. Any more questions?
2180192
Hello fellow patriot. I put it on a 30 year old S&W; 5 shot 38 air weight. I absolutely love it. It fit like a glove. It's black and the pistol is also. Looks great and feels even better. Little difficult to put on. Take your time. I thought at first it was to small, but it's just built to fit tight, and it does. Buy it. You'll love it.
807998
Would be a PCP style air rifle run off of compressed air tank and all the compamys make them. If you are looking for a more portable rifle for hunting try looking at the nitro piston air rifles they may be what you are looking for as for manufacturer's I would go with Gamo or Crosman.
632502
9mm = tapered case.380 = straight caseBtw the expander die won't work.Having said all that. I did manage to load a few rounds after tweeking a few things and adding a few things. But only a few. It wasn't worth it and did not produce ammo that I was happy with. I'd just save the headache, bite the bullet and drop the $40-$50 on a 380 set. I have a turret press so I also bought an extra turret.
1807257
I have tested over a dozen pellets in this gun. None were as heavy as 9 gr. The 8.4 and 8.6 gr pellets were the two best performing pellets I tested, also the heaviest. 9 gr. should perform well, but make sure they fit in the magazine. If they are too long the magazine will not feed. Great pistol.
1225199
The 1lb pistol grip is not a concealed carry option Btw. The 4 ounce size is concealable, and the 2 ounce size obviously better.
1218111
It will probably carry a Browning 380, but beware that it's not a top-of-the-line rig. Spend the extra coin and get a decent rig. Sold mine...maybe that should tell you something.
2120696
My son uses his air soft guns and it works fine. It is smaller and not as sturdy as it looks. Recheck the dimensions so you know what you are getting.
1800206
I bought this as my first gun too, it was great for a while but then I stared to realize I could have of bought a lot nicer of a pistol with full Audo firing and double the fps for the the same amount so it's your choice but I would recommend starting with this gun because it is a good starter gun. I hope this help
2264543
All air soft BBS are the same size, they just differ in weight. I prefer the .20 gram BBS(which is what I used in this air soft gun) because they fly straighter.
1280686
Yes, it is TOO big. It is made for a compact size glock, the 42 is not only a subcompact, but a slimline, so it is a tiny gun compared to the one this is designed for. A simple look at the two products (online) would have given you this answer.
1625376
No, you want something with much more power. A pellet rifle would work much better, look for something with at least 900-1200 fps. For comparison, that's three times as much power as this pistol. This is perfect for shooting cans and punching holes in paper, but not much more.
1591127
Here are the manufacturer's specs for this air pistol:Specifications:- Caliber: .177- Trigger Pull: Double Action 4.5 lbs- Cocking effort: 21 lbs- Barrel: Precision Rifled Steel- Accuracy: 0.20" Groups at 10 yards (Center to Center)- Trigger: 2 Stage - 1st Stage Adjustable- Velocity: 400 fps- Overall Length: 12.60"- Weight: 1.3 lbs