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  1. #1
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    I had a 320. It couldn't reliably hit a sheet of a4 at 10ft and I had to aim about a foot high.
    You can't strip them easily, if at all. Frequent feed problems, then the last straw was a co2 bulb that
    refused to come out. Fortunately my local shop took it back.

    I'm not sure if any of the current blowback pistols are any good, but I haven't tried all of them.
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  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by LewesNick View Post
    I had a 320. It couldn't reliably hit a sheet of a4 at 10ft and I had to aim about a foot high.
    You can't strip them easily, if at all. Frequent feed problems, then the last straw was a co2 bulb that
    refused to come out. Fortunately my local shop took it back.

    I'm not sure if any of the current blowback pistols are any good, but I haven't tried all of them.
    I've got a 320, the one gingernut above tried and we found it pretty accurate with a nice blow back, mag worked well and no probs extracting co2, maybe you had a duff one?

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    ASG P09 duty - co2 2x8 shot pellet with blowback

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    wanted one of these myself for a while but the funds were diverted into something else, still want one though

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    Quote Originally Posted by spaspecker View Post
    ASG P09 duty - co2 2x8 shot pellet with blowback

    video review CLICK

    written review - CLICK

    wanted one of these myself for a while but the funds were diverted into something else, still want one though
    Had one of these for some time now. Good blowback on them, and very reliable. With a small red dot on, very accurate. Liked it so much, I bought a second as back up in case anything went wrong with it...nothing has

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by LewesNick View Post
    I had a 320. It couldn't reliably hit a sheet of a4 at 10ft and I had to aim about a foot high.
    You can't strip them easily, if at all. Frequent feed problems, then the last straw was a co2 bulb that
    refused to come out. Fortunately my local shop took it back.

    I'm not sure if any of the current blowback pistols are any good, but I haven't tried all of them.
    Quote Originally Posted by cozzamec View Post
    I've got a 320, the one gingernut above tried and we found it pretty accurate with a nice blow back, mag worked well and no probs extracting co2, maybe you had a duff one?
    I've also got a 320, and I like it... pellets are a little more accurate than BB's. I did have a cylinder leak a few weeks ago, but I'm not sure whether I just didn't tighten it up enough... the last time I used it was fine.

    My main gripe is the cost of spare mags... and they're only 20rnd, instead of the supplied 30rnd.

  6. #6
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    Cheers for input guys.
    Bit the bullet and got one after a quick once over in the shop. My initial thoughts:

    Heavy: love it, always expected air-pistols to be light and plastic feeling!!!
    Blowback: real good kick.
    Magazine: very easy to load, release is very quick and easy.
    CO2: in the back of pistol handle, again, very easy to change out.

    Got some match pellets but not had chance yet to put it to the aim test. The few shots I have had seem to fire low but not adjusted sights or even tried properly yet. Overall, very impressed!

  7. #7
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    That’s they way to do it
    Let us know how you get on with it.

  8. #8
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    Been having a bit more time with the Sig Sauer X5. Loving it the more I use it.
    Using RWS R10 Match pellets.
    Feels a great quality pistol, well put together and so easy to use. So glad I did some homework and actually went and viewed/tried before buying.
    Just been doing some back garden plinking more than anything but gonna get some targets and see what it's like for accuracy/aiming, will let you know!

  9. #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shins View Post
    Been having a bit more time with the Sig Sauer X5. Loving it the more I use it.
    Using RWS R10 Match pellets.
    Feels a great quality pistol, well put together and so easy to use. So glad I did some homework and actually went and viewed/tried before buying.
    Just been doing some back garden plinking more than anything but gonna get some targets and see what it's like for accuracy/aiming, will let you know!
    Following this with interest.

    For me the key thing, assuming it doesn’t continually jam, break, or fall apart, is does it shoot a reasonably decent group and can the sights be adjusted to put that group where it is aimed?

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