Thank you @steve123 !This Cybergun Tanfoglio Gold is by far my favorite. Ha, I only paid $60 brand new including shipping for mine around 6 years ago. It's darn good in every way considering what it is. A bunch of friends bought them and we'd compete on steel plate racks, cans, etc.
The trigger is nice too.
I also bought a $27 red dot sight for it which works decently.
First thing we found out is to loctite the 4 scope mount screws because they'll rattle loose, and be careful not to over tighten them.
It's a riot seeing how fast we can go. A few times at 7 yards I was able to get all 6 pop cans knocked off the saw horse in under 2 seconds!!!
I dug mine out a few months ago and it still works perfectly.
I've got quite a few of these, and enjoy them quite a bit. I have the SIG Sauer We The People 1911 on my desk right this second. That design is the same as the aforementioned Tagfolio as the same magazines fit it. That is probably my most accurate BB slinger in a pistol, and it feels good, and is fun to shoot. It only gets about 2 1/2 mags per Powerlette. I have two of the SIG Sauer M17 along with a bunch of extra magazines and a couple extra clips. This one is really fun to shoot, pretty accurate, and both this and the 1911 break down really easily. Finally, one that I always pull out when friends come over because it is a "blast" is the Beretta 92A1 full-auto BB slinger. That one isn't accurate at all, and actually has a "hop up" like a air-soft pistol, and I think that this makes it worse. All this said, I put a laser sight on it to help with this issue, and only shoot it at about 25 feet as it isn't much fun farther than that. Finally, it isn't a pistol, but I have the Crosman DPMS that also has a "happy switch" to go full auto and has blow-back action. This one is a lot more accurate. I've got a number more that are revolvers, and non-blow-back, but you didn't ask about those.
Thank you, Jonathan @SkeeterHawk!
The SIG M17 is a blow-back and shoots pellets. They are fed in basically a belt in the magazine. This is why I have two. It is unique, and breaks down in seconds if you get a jamb or something.
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www.pyramydair.com On the M17, if that is what you are referring to, they aren't too bad. The whole thing comes out of the mag and over half of it opens up.
That one does a lot better than my WTP 1911. I get a solid three mags on that one. The fourth is iffy, but three mags in the M17 is 60 shots, and that is a good bit of enjoyment on a powerlette. The ONLY thing that is a "drawback" about the M17 is that the slide doesn't lock back when the mag is empty like the BB slingers do. You can tell from the sound, or you can count...which sucks. Anyway, I thought I'd mention that one tiny negative facet of this otherwise, really awesome gun.How is the shot count on that with the blowback? I eat enough co2 as it is
The Swiss Arms is pretty much a straight-up GI 1911A! version with tiny GI sights. The SA Mil-Spec has larger, MUCH superior sights. They're an important part of why the Mil-Spec is my favorite CO2 pistol.
