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    Cp1 pleased so far.

    picked up my cp1 from proteks today and after and initial first work out,im pleased with what has to be
    a good value for money target orientated pistol.Being a lefty with big hands this can usually be a
    problem but straight off its a very acceptable and comfortable feel .the loading port is nicely accessible for
    "butter mitts" like me with a clean loading cycle.slight gripe in that the trigger guard could do with a little reworking
    as its edge will just catch the forefinger joint which i think will irritate after a few shots.
    .the discharge is is quite uneventful with little discernible recoil ,3.5 ftlbs [.177]weight 888gms,500fps .55g pels.the sights are adj and straight forward.
    for the money i feel sure it will have quite a wide appeal .the general build quality is very good so i can see it
    having a permanent place in my target pistol collection. and if the sales are anything to go by im not alone;mine
    was the last of present stock and the next batch are on their way.
    .took it outside for a bit of backyard plinking and its quite powerful enough for a bit of can bashing at 15mtrs.
    Last edited by red bob; 07-03-2015 at 12:48 PM.
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    Get your entry in for the 6 yard Gasser series Bob - a great excuse to use your new toy at least once a month
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    lol ,bob what are you like!
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    Quote Originally Posted by red bob View Post
    lol ,bob what are you like!
    You know you want to
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    update

    i decided to add to my early appreciation of the Kandar cp1.

    details i like.
    clean uncomplicated lines.ambi butt-great for leftys, not dedicated so easy to sell.
    smooth easy to handle grip;even for distorted engineers hands!
    straight forward but efficient and effective sights. [slightly quirky rear sight adj]
    the pellet insertion probe and channel; is smooth and accurate .pellet cleanly into chamber.
    cocking handle cycles without catching.and does not dent butt in closed position yet sits closely to chamber.
    re-loading co2 is easy and confident;some are fiddly and sometimes dont pressurise first time without reinsertion.
    sturdy and solid build ,floating barrel .
    does not feel ungainly,uncontrolled with arm at full stretch.
    result my groupings are as good as my more expensive more dedicated pistols.

    details not liked.
    trigger sharp edged.
    trigger guard to small and catches knuckle joint consistently.
    trigger lacks let off feel [bit nit picky]

    summary ;all details not liked can fairly easily be resolved to make a remarkable entry level trgt orientated pistol.
    which i think can out shoot an enthusiastic but average shot like me.
    i intend to get the .22 to complete the set.

    personally i feel a better pistol than the gammo compact £ for £ depending on where you buy.
    Last edited by red bob; 19-03-2015 at 12:15 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by red bob View Post
    i decided to add to my early appreciation of the Kandar cp1.

    details i like.
    clean uncomplicated lines.ambi butt-great for leftys, not dedicated so easy to sell.
    smooth easy to handle grip;even for distorted engineers hands!
    straight forward but efficient and effective sights. [slightly quirky rear sight adj]
    the pellet insertion probe and channel; is smooth and accurate .pellet cleanly into chamber.
    cocking handle cycles without catching.and does not dent butt in closed position yet sits closely to chamber.
    re-loading co2 is easy and confident;some are fiddly and sometimes dont pressurise first time without reinsertion.
    sturdy and solid build ,floating barrel .
    does not feel ungainly,uncontrolled with arm at full stretch.
    result my groupings are as good as my more expensive more dedicated pistols.

    details not liked.
    trigger sharp edged.
    trigger guard to small and catches knuckle joint consistently.
    trigger lacks let off feel [bit nit picky]

    summary ;all details not liked can fairly easily be resolved to make a remarkable entry level trgt orientated pistol.
    which i think can out shoot an enthusiastic but average shot like me.
    i intend to get the .22 to complete the set.

    personally i feel a better pistol than the gammo compact £ for £ depending on where you buy.
    Will you be getting the multi shot version as well,due summer 2015.


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