can you pull the slide back? if not do you know a co2 pellet pistol that you can pull slide back?
74285
No, the slide is fixed on the Colt. I do not know of a pellet pistol with a slide action.
74286
Slide does not come back. You might want to check out a kick back or blow back pistol
1427052
You have to use the laser cartridge for the appropriate caliber. It is rimless so it will not eject when pull the slide.
881802
The slide does go back partway. You can cock the pistol that way, or by pulling back the hammer, Not total reality with the actual ..45, but reasonably good for an old soldier. the clip does come out and holds the bee-bees. It doesn't look like a .45 clip and takes some accustomization to not drop bee-bees all over the deck, and it has to fit in the handle with the CO2 cylinder, But answer is yes. It's the best facsimile of a 1911 .45 pistol I've seen.
552703
Yes, the slide lock keeps the slide back after you have fired the last round.
1362767
I would let it sit for a few days and work the slide and /or shoot it and the spring should get a bit shorter and easier to pull back. My gun was easier to lock open after a week of being in the gun and shooting the pistol a few magazines at the range. If that doesn't work I have heard of people having to send the rod and spring back and next one they sent was no problems.
1826417
Yes, although you'll be reloading alot, it's a pretty reliable pistol. I bought 4 or 5 of them, and one leaks co2 when I put a new cartridge in because a buddy of mine tightened it down too much one day, so make sure you only screw the co2 in untill it stops seeping
1407671
Not sure about a pellet pistol. Basically anything that emits a laser will work. Typically, there are specific caliber cartridges that resemble a real cartridge that has batteries and emit a laser when struck by a firing pin of a firearm. I have only seen them in 9mm, 45 acp, 380 acp, and 223. These are ones I use. If you can find something that will work on your pellet gun, these targets are great.
1625949
Actually, I have the P5C on my 111 Mill G2. The muzzle is tapered and I've gone round and round trying to get the thing to stay on with the recoil. I've finally just drilled the retainer and put a screw through it further toward the middle of the unit. It's no longer "quick release", but why am I in such a hurry to get it off?
385950
Yes. Once the slide gets worked in. That took about one magazine of BB's. It fires as fast as you can pull the trigger.
2062854
This is a worthwhile product because it is a fun pistol to use. I own four CO2 powered handguns and this Model 93 is by far the most accurate. The only drawback is the hard trigger pull. Magazine swaps are fast and having multiple magazines is inexpensive. Overall, it's a good deal.
1636585
Probably, although I'm not sure why you would want one. With the pump, you have control. After firing the shell, don't pull back on the slide until you have your hand over the opening ready to catch the shell.
522292
It is NOT a blowback gun. The slide can be racked (to shorten and lighten the trigger pull for accuracy) but it will not move upon firing.
154905
I've never used a single action, but I believe you have to hand cock single actions. Like, a shotgun, you have to pull the slider back initially to fire.On this gun, you simply fire until it's empty. The CO2 forces the slider back to load another bb. (in theory, it might just be for show). Either way, you don't have to hand cock it. Safety off, fire until it's empty. Super fun. :-D
1320073
It's a gas blow back. Of course it's semi auto. It should function like the real deal, you need to cock it once before firing, but it'll be completely semi-automatic once you do so. That is, assuming you have a full clip in it. Otherwise, if the clip is empty the slide will lock. Just like a real pistol.
1021124
Click on the middle picture in the ad. Now move the curser over the picture. See the back strap on the grip? There is a release button on the bottom and the back strap, or the stock if it's installed, slides down and off. That's where the co2 goes, in the pistol grip. The 30 rounds go into a built-in magazine. You can see the slot and the follower in the picture. Short stock, long, hard trigger pull, accurate.
1673206
No its spring operated, by pulling slide back. This is one of many airsoft pistols we've bought and for the price it's an excellent choice for durability and fun. Good luck
2220294
I read somewhere if mag does drop or you release it you have to clear the loaded round or it rolls back in the slide jams and releases gas. Pull slide back and shake out jammed round. I don't own one just thought Id mention that.