Question: What is the cheapest BB gun in USA…CO2 needs to pass my test 5 CO2 cartridges without leaking or falling apart. In Kenada I think XBG $39.99+tax is the cheapest,maybe I am wrong but..Chinese rifle same price until year ago and it went to $65? Are you crazy insane or insane crazy,one store asking $278 for Crosman SR 357…Crazy times and prices,have to stock up on CO2 getting low low low….
I got Gen 3 G19 bb and Gen 3 G17 pellet both are great only what I no like is paint bcs it came off quick and for me that G17 Gen 4 is myb most realistic air Glock looking of them all.
Got a replacement one after the last one consistently jamming. This new one, same exact make and model also jams up. Im not returning this one this time. It's gotta be my fault, user error... what am i doing wrong? Im using .177 steel bbs, Co2 is fully inserted and locked in... IDK?!
Does your schofield have a slight barrel wobble/play? Mine is brand new and has some, its not visible but can be felt when putting the gun down for example.
Have you seen the new Umarex Competitor 6?, So tempting, Looks really nice but i dont know if they are releasing a rifled barreled pellet version, I really hope so.
Meanwhile i'm smarter with co2 pistols. You know what? This spring loaded gate at the magazine feeder is a very smart feature. I thing it avoids double bb feeding. On this action system it's important to pull the trigger all back to stop in one motion without stopping. The P365, SP2022, Stinger P229 for example are guns tenting to double feed because of the same action system. Cool review, finally i will get me an Ekol too. Cheers mate
I would have said the bicolor at one point as I was always a big fan of silver/nickel guns in movies growing up. However, some guns just look better in black. Particularly modern more tactical looking ones. (Never liked polished Glock slides etc. I always prefer them in black, brown or green) I think the CP99 comes into that category. So, the short answer is, I’d go for black!
Both like to get jammed,yes they look good for $50 you get Daisy Powerline with 20 shots, and NP not too many moving parts and less headache, I have learned my lesson..M&P 2.0 is a good choice
I would assume the g19 nbb will be more powerful if that’s what you’re after as the co2 is dedicated to propulsion and not the blowback. That said, if you want a slightly closer replica the g19x will have more functionality.
Buyaka Buyaka jungle is massive man the p226 just came on Sale and I had to get it,Bank is gonna kill me,the gun itself is great and heavy AF full metal frame it’s heavy honestly..So,now I need $160 CDN pesos,it is a great gun and I gave one to my son and to be responsible for it he’s an adult and should act as one…Have fun and it’s not bad gun at all ❤
Too much capacity may just affect the output if the model runs heavuly on co2. The Sig P320 is cool with 30rds.. but that'll definitely cool your co2 down if shooting quickly. The notorious jamming issue is caused by a too weak spring located within the top of the magazine. My P320 jammed as new as a sob. Then I came up with to switch the weak spring to a slightly harder one - and after that not ever had a jam.. The Umarex blowback Desert Eagle is cool. 8rds mimicking a .44 Mag DE. And the pistol actually shoots like a sob too. Them 15-20rd BB pistols I have a tendency to alwaysnjust fill up to 15rds. Helps me to more easily follow the total shotcount per co2.
I really enjoy this gun. It's small and accurate... I have the black bb version that packs a punch of 450 fps Best gun I've purchased out of 8 Considering getting a second.👍✌️🤙
Do not buy this gun under any circumstances, my Handle snapped just tightening the co2 in, and ok I may have been slightly heavy handed but you need to be due to the gun also wasting your co2 if you don’t tighten it up quite a bit, please just don’t buy it is so disappointing & a waste of money
I just received the new P229 CO2 Blowback Pellet Pistol from Sig. I must say that I wish I had seen your review first, as the two are very similar. Having previously owned a Tokyo Marui gas blowback airsoft pistol (with aftermarket metal frame/slide kit), I was really disappointed with the functionality - or lack thereof - of these pellet guns. I figured they would be similar, but not even close. Everything on the TM functioned like the real ones from the decocker to the slide stop to the tilting barrel with ejection port cover. I actually thought that I had broken the new one when I tried to decock it, and the lever stuck down. It wasn't until I saw the 'S' for 'Safe' that I realized what it was. That's when I started realizing how little it actually does. Not nearly as good for training on functionality. Plus, personally, the E2 grips on the P229 (as opposed to the older-style grips on the P226) feel too small in my hand. I'd love a TM version of the P229 designed to take 4.5mm BBs with a metal kit. Of course, that would be a lot more expensive.
Springfield Armoury,let me put two fingers to induce vomiting , ordered 1911 and it croaked out on me and it wasn’t magazine it was internals and I am Not Gun Smith.I live in Canada and Springfield is in USA.I can’t remember but was over$200 CDN pesos now is just paperweight while Taiwan Beretta made are still running on full auto no problem…BS
A pretty good take on the mechanical aspect of the 19X imo..👍🏻 I've got the HK VP9 and the ISSC M22 which both works the same way. And I must say I adore them both - especially the VP9. But, yes.. The triggerpull's first stage pushes forward the sled, which pushes the BB into the breech. Then, when firing, an internal hammer hits the firing pin, which moves within the blowback seal and hits the valve stem's rear end, which is seen in the rear of the magazine top. After a taken shot the slide moves and then cocks the internal hammer. And thus the blowback also do serve an actual purpose. Oh man.. I love the mechanics on these! Been wanting the ASG US-C 1911 also, which got rid of that ridiculously long triggerpull.. But I still haven't gotten myself to order one..
And with those revolvers.. The outer barrel may seem ridgid and sturdy due fixed to the frame - but the spring loaded inner barrel, if it has excessive play between it's bushing's OD and the outer barrel, the accuracy still may vary between shots due the rotating cylinder moving the inner barrel in and outwards.. Or at least my Remington 1875 has it's spring at the front, and therefore the whole inner barrel is moved my the rotating cylinder... And thus even some fixed barrel semiauto pistol models can be more accurate than a revolver..
Damn.. So many things gotten thru here that just need to comment along as I watch it..😁 If you want a pellet shooter looking "like a handcannon" .. then; you need to search for yourself an Umarex Desert Eagle. (yea.. I know.. discontinued manufacturing ages ago).. I'd rather shoot my DE than my DW any given day.
Yea. Can understand legislation and stuff.. I never bothered to strive for a license for a firearm pistol. And the Sig X-FIVE firearm.. can be over €2500 (last when I checked firearm prices over here in Finland)- while I paid €136 for my X-FIVE ASP when it was released on the market. PS. Oh yes! I am a huge fan of them Sig X-FIVEs. Still do not own that silver ASP model though, only the black version due I saw it being sold first.
I have been wanting to buy a 1911 replica for about 2 years. Last Tuesday I finally "Pulled the trigger" as they say. I was down to a Tangfigleo Wittness or this gun. When I saw this piece in Stainless,I was easily swayed man. Now I'm looking for custom grips. There's a guy that makes grips for airgun but even grips for a real 1911 in .45. ACP can be used with a tiny bit of grinding the inside of the grip to clear the 12
As my name says I love co2 replicas only been collecting 2 years just makes me happy. Also there is a shop in bromsgrove near Birmingham called shooting supplies these are on offer at moment for £99.99 and mags are down to £19.99!
It that I’m aware of. May get it back out and take a look. The barrel is fixed in place as with many of these types of air pistol. Do you have one that has an issue or is it that you’re looking to buy one and want full ‘field stripability’?
I just got one of these and it looks and feels great, shoots precise as well. In the manual it explains you should never shoot it without a pellet because it would hurt the spring mechanism. I didn't realize it looked so much like the real Mark 4, including the non-recessed barrel that I had doubts about, but the real one has the same barrel.
I really like these KWC copies. Usually come at a very decent price and they mostly are without excessive writing on them. One of my best deals ever was my KWC P226 S5 with adjustable rear sight and flared magwell - and totally in black, and not stainless with faux wood grips as the llicensed version. The KWC P226 S5 is the unlicensed version of my beloved Sig Sauer P226 X-FIVE BB pistols. But for the KWC model I paid only €86. But it was on a clearance sale, to be fair. But oh man, how I was lucky and happy to get it. The P226 X-FIVE BB pistol by KWC has ben my personal favorite BB pistol model for many many years now. Not even newer, more quality made BB pistols top that one in my personal ranking. And I do own a few of the X-FIVEs.
I am a big fan of CZ, but somehow this SP-01 Shadow never really clicked with me. But I love my P-09, P-07 - and I especially adore my Shadow2s, which of I have both in 4.5mm and 6mm airsoft. Also got a P-09 airsoft pistol - which absolitely would be my go-to, if I were an airsofter.. ASG surely has some damn fine CZs..❤
Yes they do. Just like the Sig p320 though, I wish their pellet pistols had a cut out ejection port. Sounds like you have a good collection mate. Thanks again for watching.
@@airgunreplicas77 Well, the CZ P-09 at least do not have an open ejection port. But I nowadays don't think the sealed port takes much out of it. I own three P-09 pellet pistols in total , one of which is just a spare part gun. And that spare slide's ejection port I actually did mill out and is now open. The thing why they let it be closed is the fact that the pellet version has no rails thru the whole length of the slide - and thus one side will only have about 2 or 3mm of material left - which just weakens the slide structure. And now seeing the internals thru an open ejection port.. meh. Not really as cool as I thought initially. But was a fun small project. But I for surely love my ASG CZ P-09s. Shoots so damn good. Definitely my favorite model of these rotary flipstick magazined blowback pellet pistols. The Sig P226 ASP is also nice - but I still like the my CZ P-09 more. Well.. I think I own about 30 co2 pistols. Not bought many new ones recently though. But the Walther Q5 Match is definitely on my list priority nowadays.
Hey man, Is it just the look and feel of the 4.5mm sp-01 that bothers you or the actual performance? I have 9mm sp-01 and am looking for something to train with. You mentioned you have both 4.5mm and 6mm shadow 2s, how do they compare for target shooting, do they kick back the same? Gas consumption? Cheers!
@@kaj160 Not just for the looks of the SP-01 I must admit. But when comparing 4.5mm airgun or 6mm airsoft blowbacks - then I prefer 4.5mm. I think the 6mm airsofts recoil kinda more smoother/softly.. Must be the bore sizes and how gases really flow and escape thru the system I think.. But I do only have a few co2 pistols which I can compare experience between when talking 4.5 and 6mm differences. 4.5mm = "Snap" ... 6mm = "Flop" ..?😁
The ASG Dan Wesson pellet (plastic screw tip) revolvernalso accepts the cartridges of a Crosman Remington 1875. I had no original ASG DW pellet cartridges at first (due the revolver was not mine, and broken when I got it) so I tested my Remington 1875 rear loadable cartridges in it. And, hellyea, it works.👍🏻 (and I prefer rear loadable cartridges anyways).
