Co2 plinkers

[webranger]

It appears I may have been a bit harsh on these pistols in the past.
Yesterday I took wifeys colt 1911 for an outing as it has not been out for a while.
I was pleasantly surprised at the accuracy that can be acheived two handed single stage shooting.
Or the fun I had rattling off a few mags fast fire.
There are two things I would like to improve:
A/ the trigger a bit heavy and creepy, but liveable.
B/ that silly pressure switch I'd love to do away with it as it is a pain.

I was so impressed I'm looking at one or a Walther CP88 for myself.
Colt 1911, Can the pressure switch at the back of the grip be removed?
Whats the trigger like on the CP88 model?
Cheers
John

[Phantom Sniper]

Colt 1911, Can the pressure switch at the back of the grip be removed?*
Whats the trigger like on the CP88 model? * *
Cheers
John

Hi John, you bin calling out pistols bad names huh
Welcome to the enlightened
In answer to you Questions:
* * Dunno, aint used one.

* It can be disabled. I believe JYoung knows how to do it. Contact him, he may be able to advise

TTFN
Tony

[webranger]

Hi John, you bin calling out pistols bad names huh

TTFN
Tony

Well I wouldnt say that just couldnt understand what peope saw in them. My views have changed I am truly enlightened. (I was getting bored with single shot pistols).
John

[Snipe!]

the trigger on double action is quite heavy but they are all like that, but on single action it makes a big difference i don' think the trigger is as good as the colt though . =]

[neil1972]

cp88 is a nice quality gun...ive just bought a beretta a9000s..22 shot mag,,,,70 shots from a co2 bulb,,,single or double action,,,the same size as a cp88,,,but alot lighter,,,field strippable too

[Snipe!]

i think the cp88 is probably the best co2 gun but the colts are very good too.