I want to find a good CO2 pistol. It can be it can be semi auto or a revolver (no less that 6 shots). I don't care if it uses pellets or BBs. It has to have light trigger pull (or adjustable) and safety.
Any suggestions?
Good CO2 pistol?
I want to find a good CO2 pistol. It can be it can be semi auto or a revolver (no less that 6 shots). I don't care if it uses pellets or BBs. It has to have light trigger pull (or adjustable) and safety.
Any suggestions?
Nobody here can make any good suggestions since nobody owns CO2 guns here.
Actually, nobody owns any guns on this board!
Consult youtube
any channel in particular?
Just get a Glock, bro
Could they make real revolvers like this? At least a .22? It would be so cool.
With interchangeable barrels? Yeah, Dan Wesson was famous for that. Their revolvers are modular by design and they came with a special wrench for changing the barrels and a gauge for setting the cylinder gap. You could order whatever barrel lengths and styles you wanted. They also were known for the "pistol pac" which was a combo sort of thing with one receiver, several barrels, grips, sights, etc, all packed in a little suitcase.
i dont look for different barrel lengths specifically. In fact, if one size could fit both pellets and BBs, then that would be optimal. I just found something that looked good and posted.
some air guns can handle either pellets or BBs, I was just answering anon's question about "real revolvers like this"
I cannot buy a real gun. I am a eurogay.
Literally anything that isn't plastic junk will be good, walther makes decent ones and maybe SIG but not sure on those. Bottom line is it needs to have metal because any airgun that is plastic is on the same level as a childs toy.
I agree that metal is way better than plastic. But I have to disagree that anything will be good as trigger quality on some co2 guns is quite bad.
Maybe, I've only owned 2 both felt about the same which is far better than a real gun's trigger
>Clarification:
I do not intend to use it for self defense or anything.
I just want to target practice with it.
Search up the smk cp-1 target pistol
that is not semi auto tho
I know Dan Wesson airsoft revolvers are pretty good, there is a webly clone as well I have read decent reviews of
I've owned a variety of air pistols over the years and I think the CO2 ones were those I was least happy with. I had a Crosman Auto Air II (A knockoff of the AMT Automag pistol), a revolver that was meant to be a copy of the Colt Python, and a compact semiauto whose real-life gun equivalent I can't recall.
The Auto Air II could shoot either bbs or pellets. It was accurate with pellets but the trigger pull was terrible because of how it pulled pellets out of the magazine. Trigger pull with BBs was acceptable but accuracy was terrible. The revolver was accurate with pellets but it was a pain to load the "magazines". Supposedly it would work with both 6 and 10-shot magazines but in reality only the 6s worked with a damn. This gun also slowly leaked CO2 from some internal seal and if you left a partially-full cartridge in it overnight it would be out of gas the next day. The other semiauto also had a terrible trigger pull and its accuracy was terrible.
I honestly had a lot more enjoyment out of single-shot break barrel pistols. Those had good triggers and were highly accurate.
Now I think there are match-style CO2 pistols which should be good, but if you want to "target practice" I'd steer clear of the pistols which are meant to be lookalikes for real guns.
thank you for a detailed reaponse.
I want pistol because i do not plan to compete and it is easier to transport and operate.
I want semi auto for a reason of less reloading.
can you list models that you owned so i know what to avoid?
I already did as best I can.
I am 100% sure that the first one was the Crosman Auto Air II. The only thing I remember about the revolver was that it was a Colt Python lookalike with the vent-rib barrel. I don't remember the maker or the model name, I'd have posted it if I did. The last one I don't remember very well because I didn't own it very long. It was "silver" colored and meant to resemble a real-life compact automatic, something resembling a S&W 4006 though probably not that exact model.
thank you again
No prob.
I poked around a bit to see if I could narrow down what exact model the revolver was, and I'm sure it was picrel. "Crosman 357 Six" I doubt these are in production anymore.
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I haven't had many CO2-s to make proper recommendation.
However, I would say Crosman Vigilante is an OK Revolver. It can shoot pallets (and BB-s), is quite accurate (with pallets). DA trigger pull is heavy, though. If you know how to shoot single (I have to ask), then trigger is fine.