hi, Im Bond; James Bond
My PPK/S
very weak blow back...
Walther PPK/S is another looks good but shoots bad pistol, I mean the real one. Terrible double action trigger pull and for shooters that has thick meat on their hands, it is easily to get hammer-bite!
My friend got one before and put it onto the shooting club licence instead of his personal licence cause Mr. Bond's sidearm can't be used for any sporting purpose according to the law here.
PS. for same caliber and similar size pistol, I prefer the SIG Sauer P230/P232, tried before and I love that smooth trigger~~ another choice is the Glock with 15 rounds magazine capacity.
The good thing about airsoft is that you can shoot people with it. (During a war game, with their concent)
For the real thing, too much safety concern to be safe.
However, I enjoy every shoot of a shot gun against a flying target in mainland China. Very powerful.
Lucky I have never suffer from any hammer bite cause my hands do not have thick meat, but saw some of my friends were hit by the hammer of Walther PPK/S......
Finally done after a whole month! and probably will never build another one It wasn't that hard to build, but it takes muscles to push the springs down & guide the rolling pins, pivot pins thru those damn little holes either by toothpicks or nails.
I replaced all the original springs with gnp 120% reinforced springs, swap out the broken over size bolt lock with a steel one, use RAtech NPAS nozzle, ratech hop rubber. The recoil was pretty decent since I use 3 buffer spacers and 2 coins to shorten the bolt recycle and make it shoots a bit faster.
The cool down effects on the gnp magazines aren't too good, and i am already out of the propane gas
My SVI Infinity 6 inch Hicapa
Nearly all custom
cost me more than USD$700
Humm..... I'm pretty sure if you don't spend so much $$$$$ on the BB stuff, very soon you could save enough money to join a gun club and buy real toys~~
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發表於 2013-1-26 14:56:08
another choice is the Glock with 15 rounds magazine capacity.
It wasn't that hard to build, but it takes muscles to push the springs down & guide the rolling pins, pivot pins thru those damn little holes either by toothpicks or nails.
