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Question: 1) How sturdy is the plastic? 2) How powerful is it at about 2-3 yards? 3) Does the Slide move in any way?
Document: You have to shake the pistol and hope that it aligns before you return the slide to battery. In shaking the pistol BBs and pellets fall out of the clip into the chamber! If it actually aligns on the first 'drop' the 'clip' my experience is that only 2 or 3 of the 8 BBs/pellets actually leave the clip and fire through the barrel.
This is the BEST pistol I own, hands down, no questions asked. I was warned in a couple answers that I got to my question that it was a piece of crap, and that I shouldn't get it, but it's not a piece of crap at all. Most of the pistol is VERY sturdy plastic, and most of the internal components are metal giving it about the same weight as the Glocks I mentioned.
Not even worth a star. "Brand new", parts were broken, you could hear the spring moving around near the sear. Like most people experience, the rounds kept falling out of the rotary mag, and fell inside the chamber. The inside of the gun is ALL cheap plastic, only 2% is metal...cheap metal.Pro: Looks like a Glock 17.Cons: Everything.
I own this pistol. I am a certified firearms instructor for the last 28 years. Here is my review.The biggest issue with this pistol is that it does not work. You 'load' the pistol by putting 8 BBs or 8 pellets into a round, plastic 'clip'. The you push a button to release the slide from battery and then drop the clip into the chamber, pull back the slide and you should be able to fire the pistol.The issue: You drop the circular clip into the chamber.
I bought this pistol yesterday. Took me a little bit to read it and understand it, not written for average joes.My take is I like it. Accurate, powerful and easy to load. Just drop the clip in and pull the slide back, it automatically aligns into place and locks in. Anyone looking to plink or take out annoying animals should own this.Yes the clips only hold 8, yes the CO2 lasts for about 4 clips worth.
It holds an 8 round cylinder clip, which is inserted into where the round ejection slot would be on an actual firearm. You push down on a little switch, and the chamber pops open, you insert a clip, and pull back the slide, and you're ready to fire. I would recommend that you should use pellets instead of BBs, just because of the added power.
I would NOT recommend you to get that item. I purchased it my self and It broke after 10 min of use so I contact the seller and I sent it back (I had to pay the shipping) It took 2 weeks to get it back. And the new one broke again after 30 min of use. Is very bad quality. But during the time it work it was very good but expensive for 40 min of use.
I (a woman)  bought the T 4 last year and have not had any functioning problems with it. I did drop it down the stairs and the hand grip co2 cover (plastic) that covered the metal level to open Co2 compartment did break off when it bounced off the steps, but the rest of the gun is still working great! I still use it with the metal exposed. It is accurate, durable, and penetrates wood. Fits great in the hand and has a real feel to it.
This is one amazing gun. Those of you who are reading this, and watch 'Justified' on FX, you'll understand the quote as my heading, from the episode 'The Hammer' from Season 1. This pistol is pretty much the pellet equivalent of the Glock 21 .45 ACP, if you use the Crosman Destroyer Pellets, as I have fired the Glock, personally, and I love both the Glock and this. It's is modeled after the Glock 21 and 17 (both used by Raylan on 'Justified').
this pistol has less misfires than my X-19. the other gun pops open when it misfires and you have to keep shutting the breach. this one the clip drops in nice and seems to hold the clips in secure and less misfires. Both the pistols shoot about the same as far as accuracy and power.
Answer: yes