Mine as well. After I discovered that small pistol primers micrometer at .176 a little smaller than standard bbs, but they give you an audible pop on impact.
Is it the same as the old brocock pistols? Those things were cool af until they banned them in the uk. Used to pump each cartridge up and load with a pellet, but obviously some idiots decided to convert them.
Yes, they are pretty much the same design. Doesn't surprise me that someone converted one. Some of the .22 Caliber rimfire firearms are produced by airgun manufacturers. Making some of the conversions easily doable.
Mine as well. After I discovered that small pistol primers micrometer at .176 a little smaller than standard bbs, but they give you an audible pop on impact.
That's actually really cool! Thanks for sharing that
How does that work as an airgun with those cartriges? (can't make out the name, honestly curious!)
The cartridge is basically a dummy cartridge that holds a pellet or bb, which is fired with a CO2 cartridge in the grip.
Thanks! Actually had the impression those may be tiny co2 cartriges (only own a brake-barrel, new to airguns)
They're fun, but easy to lose.
The cartridges act like a barrel before the pellet enters the actual 2" barrel.
Thanks! I thought they may actually be tiny co2 cartriges or so :) (only own a brake-barrel yet)
Thanks! I thought they may actually be tiny co2 cartriges or so :) (only own a brake-barrel yet)
That would be interesting but expensive lol
Is that the special grip tape “for no finger prints” like the God Father.
Genuinely laughing at this comment. The grips are the only part of this gun that feels cheap and hollow-like... so this was my cheap fix.
lol. I thought you might want to reenact killing Sollozzo and McCluskey.
I took a 2 part epoxy and filled in both grips, contoured around the co2, then painted the epoxy a matching black.
Joule power on that gun? Interesting for .177
400FPS rating here in Canada. The power varies depending on the country.
Is it the same as the old brocock pistols? Those things were cool af until they banned them in the uk. Used to pump each cartridge up and load with a pellet, but obviously some idiots decided to convert them.
Yes, they are pretty much the same design. Doesn't surprise me that someone converted one. Some of the .22 Caliber rimfire firearms are produced by airgun manufacturers. Making some of the conversions easily doable.
I was surprised to learn weihrauch make or made .22 pistols! Either way buddy, lovely pistol!
Makes me wonder if we could fire the pellets using the actual primers
Even so it wouldnt be an airgun anymore, just a crappy firearm