Morini CM84 E

[subdvr]

Hi Guys
Probably done this the wrong way round but, ive agreed to buy one of the above (pic example below).
Ive shot this pistol a few times at our club and love it! It has great balance and its a single shot loader.

Any thoughts, especially from anyone that has one?

http://www.picparc.co.uk/wp-content/...3.oUOl3ILD.jpg

[McTrucky]

Simply the best free pistol, not decision you will regret. If the picture is your gun, you have the long compensator, not sure why you would also want a weight as well as the compensator hanging out front.

Get a spare battery on fleabay, will probably need to come from Germany so takes a couple of days. The gun does not auto off if you leave it switched on, so battery will flatten. And you will leave it switched on by accident sometime, so get a spare battery before you need it.

Don't set the trigger too light, easy to set it to 30 grams and it will punish you, better set it so there is positive feel, start no lighter than 100g or so. Also it is tempting to maximise the sight radius, but shortening it can help.

Mine does not consistently eject some brass, eley is fine, cci standard velocity is as cheap as chips and is fine. Mine has a diet of hideously expensive ammo simply cos that's what I have. So find an ammo that suits you and gives you confidence.

Lastly, many are modified to a single rod rather than the star trek enterprise look. This only saves a few grams, but for some reason feels nicer to shoot.

Enjoy.

[subdvr]

Thanks McTrucky

Some great advice. No, the picture is a stock from Google, not the actual pistol that I will be having.
The one I will have has the two "Star Trek" rods to the rear but no front balancing weight and I think the front sight is presently set as far forward as it will go.

The guy selling it did mention batteries and the need to make sure its switched off after use or it will drain quickly, so once again, great advice.
As I recall, the trigger is already set with a positive feel, though that actually is extremely light (in comparison to my rifles!), but I will have a play about to see what suits.

Of course, I will get some pictures up as soon as I have it..
Thanks again

[McTrucky]

There should be three different springs that allow differing trigger weight ranges. If you don't have these, don't worry. If you do have them, I suggest leaving them well alone until you've gotten used to the gun. The grip should be snug but not too tight, just apply gentle pressure evenly and when you shoot try to feel the recoil, watch the sight picture and let the gun drop back on target after the shot. If the recoil is not consistent, and the gun hops differently then the shots will not land consistently. You need to work on keeping everything consistent. Be patient. The free pistol is the most difficult shooting sport, and so when you get it right is one of the most rewarding. It is not for plinking, it is hard work, but as I say, very rewarding when it goes well.

Did you get a case with the gun? If not, you can get a cheap tool case from Wickes, or B&Q, or get a case off fleabay advertised for model helicopters for about 30 quid.

[subdvr]

Thanks again.
It does have the springs, not sure which is fitted, it also comes with a hard alu case which has been rigged out with cut hard foam, all original pamphlets, screw drivers and an excellent cleaning rod etc.

Really looking forward to using it, so just now awaiting the turnaround of my variation

[markwarren]

Hi,

I'm pretty sure these are the batteries for the CM84E and CPC are based in the UK

http://cpc.farnell.com/varta/px74-10...15v/dp/BT05725

Cheers

Mark