[Inquisitor]

Still looking for anyone with direct experience with these pistols? I neglected to get CO2 for them, so I can test fire them, and we're in the middle of the New England snowstorm from hell so I cna't go to the shop to pick them up

[Gortef]

I don't really consider myself as an expert... but I do have this

[StarSlayer]

Still looking for anyone with direct experience with these pistols? I neglected to get CO2 for them, so I can test fire them, and we're in the middle of the New England snowstorm from hell so I cna't go to the shop to pick them up

Heh yeah, I was one of 3 people who didn't take the option of working from home Friday, course I live 7 minutes away and have 4WD and standard transmission   Now i gotta go shovel it 

[Inquisitor]

I managed to pick up CO2 today after digging my car out, and put a dozen rounds through it in the basement. Its got a good trigger pull, it sights well at short range and is relatively quiet.

I am not unhappy with it.

[Inquisitor]

For the record, I decided to get several, both spring and CO2 operated pistols, they seem to be useful for all sorts of pistol related activities.

[Polpolion]

For the record, I decided to get several, both spring and CO2 operated pistols, they seem to be useful for all sorts of pistol related activities.

Why'd you get so many?

[Dilmah G]

Is that a SiG P226 I see?

[Inquisitor]

I wanted a spring and CO2 of the sigs (yes, there is a 226 and a 2022), and I was actually considering a purchase of a real .40 S&W M&P 40, so the CO2 version gave me a sense for the feel, decided against another .40 (ended up with a proper .22LR target pistol), but its nice to have some variety when shooting.

The 1911 was an impulse buy, and the Beretta was something I had in a drawer to show my wife how an automatic worked before we took our safety class a couple years back.

Mostly I like variety when shooting