CO2 Semiautomatic BB (4.5mm)
15 shot pistol
A British consumer's assessment
An example of the pistol's accuracy
Weather conditions 68 f , no wind
Range 240 inches (6.096 metres) (I only have a small garden )
CO2 cylinder had already shot 15 shots
The BB's were Copperhead which were taken randomly from a new pack . Before firing they were inspected and DO NOT seem to be of a very high quality . There were pits in most of them and when compared with a set of lead 4.5mm BB's were found to be undersized .
I will try later with some engineering precision BB's as the pistol manual does state :
"Recommended BB's:Use only high grade steel BB's".
The pistol was clamped into a stable engineers vice and was fired rapidly 6 times .
Specifications
| Weight | .99kg / 2.18 lb |
| Dimensions | 217mm / 8.5 inches Long |
| 131mm / 5.16 inches high | |
| 30mm / 1.18 inches thick | |
| Caliber | 4.5mm / 0.177 inches |
| Magazine capacity | 15 shots |
| Shots per CO2 cartridge | Minimum of 50 |
| Muzzle velocity | 150 m/s / 490 ft/s |
| Type of action | Semiautomatic |
| Temperatute conditions for use | -5c - 40c / 23f - 104f |
Whilst the purest's amongst you may be horrified with this lack of accuracy , for the enemies of tin cans everywhere this pistol is more than adequate .