Umarex Glock 17 gen 4 CO2 availability

[bolt_action]

I've finally had a chance to shoot a Gen 4 after my original was replaced. The original magazine feed lips were too constricted, resulting in jams. The replacement works and has a liking for frangible Dust Devils.

John

Glad to hear you got it sorted. I still haven't given mine a good workout (retirement is just so busy ...).

Last time I looked Dust Devils weren't available in the UK. Where do you get them from?

[Josie & John]

Glad to hear you got it sorted. I still haven't given mine a good workout (retirement is just so busy ...).

Last time I looked Dust Devils weren't available in the UK. Where do you get them from?

Have a look on the Protek Supplies of Bognor Regis website. The shop has them in stock.

Kind regards,

John

[gingernut]

Be aware that Dust Devils do not always disappear in a nice puff smoke!
They can and do bounce back whole or in pieces.
They are high speed and accurate tho.

[cozzamec]

Be aware that Dust Devils do not always disappear in a nice puff smoke!
They can and do bounce back whole or in pieces.
They are high speed and accurate tho.

I've actually not heard of them Patrick, I see they are for sale on the bay and amazon, not cheap, you rate them tho?

[gingernut]

They are accurate and will raise your fps.
But they don't disintegrate.

Which makes them a bit pointless in my view.
Unless you like being showered by bits of bbs.

[bolt_action]

OK thanks everyone. I may investigate them in the interests of science.

[Josie & John]

They are accurate and will raise your fps.
But they don't disintegrate.

Which makes them a bit pointless in my view.
Unless you like being showered by bits of bbs.

I've tested DDs in a number of different CO2 powered airguns and they have turned to a fine powder upon impact. As with any target, it is important to be mindful of what you're shooting at and ensure all the usual precautions are taken. It's not impossible for the odd one to bounce but generally, they do what it says on the box. Certainly a lot safer than steel in my view.

John

[cozzamec]

I've tested DDs in a number of different CO2 powered airguns and they have turned to a fine powder upon impact. As with any target, it is important to be mindful of what you're shooting at and ensure all the usual precautions are taken. It's not impossible for the odd one to bounce but generally, they do what it says on the box. Certainly a lot safer than steel in my view.

John

Do you find them accurate as well tho? that's more important to me rather than rebounds.