WALTHER CP-99 Compact Airgun

A licensed airgun powered by a 12 g CO2 capsule located in the grip. The gas powers both the BBs, Which are propelled with a muzzle velocity of around 90 m / sec and the mobile slide, Which is jerked backwards during a shot - Blowback system. The spare gas contained in the capsule CO2 lasts for 80 - 90 shots.

The grip also stores an 18 round 4 5 mm BB magazine . The user is informed about the last firing of BB, as in modern firearms to the slide remaining in the rear position. In order to change the magazine it is Necessary to pull the magazine latch downwards - the latch is in the form of a wing, Which is a part of the trigger guard and is located at its base where it Connects with the grip.

The trigger operates in an SA (Single Action) Which mode Means That it is only for Responsible uncocking the hammer. The hammer is cocked automatically box when the slide moves backwards as a result of Blow-Back. Readiness to fire is signaled by a red dot visible at the back of the pistol  above the grip below the rear sight - it is a true representation of the original live firearm, Which implements an indicator from a strained firing pin in the very same spot.

The skeleton was made from durable, black polymers, while the barrel, slide and internal mechanisms were made from metal. The sliding safety located on the right side of the skeleton from Efficiently Prevents accidental discharge - releases the internal hammer and disconnects the trigger mechanism.

Fixed iron sights CONSIST of the front and rear sights. Under the trigger guard is located and STANAG 2324 accessory rail (known as MIL-STD-1913, weaver or Picatinny ) That Enables the attachment of tactical flashlights or a laser sight.

The pistol  belongs to a family of semi-automatic sidearms Which allow for safe shooting practice whilst retaining much of realism.

The set includes Photos - airgun Photos -
magazine - manual