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Beretta® PX4 Storm Air Pistol
Studio : BERETTA
by BERETTA
Brand : Beretta
Publisher : BERETTA
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Size : 0.177
EAN : 0723364530043
UPC : 723364530043
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 3 reviews)
List Price : $94.25
Our Price : $84.97
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caliber: 0.177
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velocity: 380.00 ft/sec
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Warranty: 90 Day Limited Warranty
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Awesome 16-Shot Repeater!
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Product Description |
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THUNDER: PX4 Storm Air Pistol by Beretta. Blowback velocity up to 380 F.P.S.! Beretta created a market frenzy when the first real PX4 was introduced. Now shooters can own this outstanding .177 cal. CO2 pistol replica. It's got a 16-shot mag composed of an 8-shot rotary at either end that accomodates pellets and BBs. And the CO2 is housed in the grip. Beautifully made for years of fast action and fun shooting. Double action; 4" rifled barrel; 7 1/2" long, weighs 1 1/2 lbs.; Thumb safety, trigger safety when slide is open, grip safety. Looks and feels like the Real McCoy. Order now for the holidays! WARNING: You must be 18 or older to purchase Air Guns. Air Guns cannot be shipped to CA; CT; DE; Chicago, IL; MI; NJ; NY; D.C.; MA; Canada or Puerto Rico. Air Guns cannot be shipped Parcel Post. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering Air Guns. Beretta PX4 Storm Air Pistol |
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Nice replica gun - lacks power |
My impression - great craftmanship but lacks the power. I had to change the CO2 cateridge just after 30 shots. The blowback feature is strong for first 8 or 10 shots. The power of the gun is little disappointing. Overall - nice gun for the target practice or to keep in the collection.
I bought mine from the prymayd and the shipping was super slow. |
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Really nice replica and air pistol |
This air pistol is an exact replica of Beretta's PX Storm 9mm Pistol. It's quite accurate, using combat type sites, and the blowback feature is very realistic, cocking the gun between rounds as the slide blows back and returns just like the real thing. The pistol shoots .177 pellets or BBs.
This pistol is perfect for a kid's first pistol, or for anyone who is planning on buying a pistol in the 9mm range. You'll get to handle a gun of the same weight and operation of a standard combat type firearm without the expense and danger of a real firearm. If you want to teach your kids gun safety this is a good way to do it. Just set up a small range in the basement or garage.
You must be careful, however, and use the same safety rules you would use with any real pistol. It can damage property, people and pets, and if you take it out in public the authorities will not be able to tell the difference between this gun and the real thing. Seriously, you could get shot if you flash this gun in the wrong place.
I would have given it 5 stars except for the fact that it's a bit difficult to load the magazines with pellets, and it does not have a locking slide. Otherwise, it's fun to shoot and the perfect substitute for those days you can't get to the range with your real 9mm. |
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This is a Winner! |
Note: The picture shown in Americancivilwar is not a correct picture of the Beretta PX4 Storm CO2 pistol.
With the actual pistol, cosmetic appearence is accurate. This is a great simulation of the actual fire-arm! It feels very close to firing a real 9mm semi-automatic pistol.
Very realistic blow-back action! Rapid fire as fast as you can pull the trigger. Weight, feel and balance is very good. The safety is super! It locks the trigger and the hammer will not lock in fire position when the safety is on. Also, there is a lock/release on the safety so you will not accidently take it off safe position. Flipping the lever into safe position also de-cocks the pistol. Very Nice!
It would be nice if it had an adjustable rear sight. I'd also like to see a working slide lock and lever.
With the current clips, some pellets do not work well and the gun can jam. When the gun jams, it is tough to get the clip released and out of the gun. You should keep a .177 rod handy to push the jammed pellet back into the clip so it will then release. To help avoid this problem, once I load each end of the clip I tap it a couple times over my fore-finger to seat the pellets into the clip more deeply. This really seems to help.
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