My nodded and optimised Kandar CP1 - an absolute giant killer in terms of its performance.
Beretta PX4 Storm - because it's fun pretending
Beretta PX4 Storm - because it's fun pretending
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Air Pistol Preference
- Thread starter jbaltz
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This is my newest, and most favorite Co2 pistol currently. Just got it last fall from Airgun Depot. Took a chance and based on all the stellar reviews it had, bought a nice Seahorse case for it, even before it arrived. Figured it was worthy to have its own case? And it most assuredly IS! Blowback, accurate, solid construction, even dissasembles.
This is the nicest Co2 pistol I've ever owned, out of the other two I currently have and 4 or 5 others I've had in the past! Reminds me of the bigger, powder burning version of the Beretta 9mm they had back in my Army days, only smaller. I guess this is a full on replica of the actual Beretta .380 version, from what I've read.
Beretta M84FS, .177 bb
Made In America.
It just doesn't get any better. Case is built like a rock! Highly recommend Seahorse cases...this was my first one and I definitely will be buying more in the future for other pistols!
This is the nicest Co2 pistol I've ever owned, out of the other two I currently have and 4 or 5 others I've had in the past! Reminds me of the bigger, powder burning version of the Beretta 9mm they had back in my Army days, only smaller. I guess this is a full on replica of the actual Beretta .380 version, from what I've read.
Beretta M84FS, .177 bb
Made In America.
It just doesn't get any better. Case is built like a rock! Highly recommend Seahorse cases...this was my first one and I definitely will be buying more in the future for other pistols!
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1322 custom. 165cc air tube, regulated, 7.6" LW barrel, integrated moderator. Marauder pistol trigger group, Burris pistol scope. Extremely accurate and stable. 100 or so shots at 15fpe
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Wonder if reactions bump an old thread to the top of the list? Looks like some first class competition pieces there
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I have the same Morini CM 162EI wonderful gun unbelievable shot count, i mean i actually stopped counting. love the single shot , gives one the time to reflect on just why i missed .
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I've just got a stock 1377 that I can't get to to shoot low enough so it hasn't been shot in a long time.
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Maybe try a red dot sight? You can get Weaver sight mounts that clamp to the barrel and if you need a picatiny rail you can get tiny little Weaver to picatinny adapters too. Also found an adapter on ebay as well
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Here's my collection, left column top to bottom: Steyr LP2, IZH 46M, FWB 65 Mk II, FWB 65, FWB 103, right column top to bottom: Beeman P1, Diana Model 6M, Walther LP53, Walther LP3, Walther LP53, Walther LPM1.
Jay
Jay
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I've been thinking of just drilling and tapping the front sight for 4-40 set screw and just using that. 1 of the main uses of the pistol is to shoot rattle snakes in the head so I carry it in a holster.
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Not really a pistol but I like my open sighted Rex p in .357. Changed the shroud and added a few baffles to make it useable without earplugs.
This is my favorite gun to shoot right now - I like the challenge of off-hand shaky shooting and I get a kick out of the power when popping soda cans filled with water or trying to ring a gong at a distance where a hit is not certain.
This is my favorite gun to shoot right now - I like the challenge of off-hand shaky shooting and I get a kick out of the power when popping soda cans filled with water or trying to ring a gong at a distance where a hit is not certain.
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15 year old 1740. Renyolds alloy breech, TKO LDC. [edit. it's a "CUTTERS" breech, precursor to the RJM. Sorry.
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