I use it as a training weapon for the 9mm... If you learn it, it becomes extremely accurate, contrary to what is said about the barrel being inconsistent. Also, if you learn it, you learn the 9mm as well. And perhaps most importantly, you save on expenses, range noise... and many, many other things. The big problem is that it breaks easily. The magazine alone faces the following problems: it pops out on its own, so after every shot I have to push it back in... It doesn't shoot all the pellets, and thirdly, if you put in BBs instead of pellets, the magazine gets stuck inside and will probably break if you try to pull it out... Also... The slide gets stuck back on almost every shot, especially if the pressure in the cartridge hasn't dropped much, so you have to push it forward manually. At least with the intensive use I put it through, it shows many other issues. But the ones I mentioned appeared with moderate use in the first period after I bought it. Of course, it would be an omission not to mention that in two years I have probably used more than 500 cartridges, and I have done a lot of dry fire as part of the training, so maybe it's a bit justified that it breaks often, because the dry fires are really many. And I've been doing this for more than a year, as I said. So if you don't learn to take it apart and fix it yourself, and especially if you use it hard like I do... you're in trouble because you'll throw it away very quickly.

15/12/2025... I HAD BOUGHT TWO OF THESE FOR TRAINING PURPOSES... AND BOTH BROKE DOWN IN MUCH LESS THAN TWO YEARS... ONE WAS LEFT BUT ONLY SERVED FOR DRY FIRE... NOT TO BE USED AS AN AIRGUN... TODAY IT MALFUNCTIONED AND I OPENED IT, AFTER A LONG TIME SINCE I LAST DID SO... I FOUND ONCE AGAIN MATERIALS THAT WEAR OUT VERY EASILY... YES, THEY ARE METAL, BUT THE WEAR ON THE INTERNAL PARTS IS INCREDIBLE... I THOUGHT ABOUT BUYING IT AGAIN BECAUSE, AS I SAID, IT IS VERY GOOD FOR TRAINING AND BECAUSE I HAVE SPARE PARTS FROM TWO IDENTICAL ONES... BUT I PROBABLY WON'T DO IT BECAUSE IT'S CERTAIN THAT IT WON'T LAST MORE THAN A FEW MONTHS

I bought it 23 days ago. The appearance is very nice. On the same day, I set up one of the cardboard targets that I bought together and placed a plastic water bottle next to it. Distance of 10 meters. I shoot the first magazine (8 pellets + 8 BBs). Out of the 16, 3 hit the target and 3 hit the plastic bottle, which did not puncture. Okay, accuracy is also a matter of skill, so I can't judge that. I refill only with pellets (8+8) and as soon as I started shooting, I realized that it doesn't have the same power. In the first 8 shots, I didn't see any response on the target. I try to remove the magazine to turn it upside down and shoot the remaining 8, but it wouldn't come out. A pellet was stuck. I read in reviews on Amazon that this is a common problem and sharp pellets and those over 7mm should be avoided. My pellets were round and less than 7mm, purchased together with the gun. I immediately called the store where I bought it. They told me to return it at their expense. I returned it, telling them that although it is a nice gun, it ruined my mood and that I want to choose another one. Which I did. Now, due to fear of blockages, I chose a revolver with a lower price and made additional purchases. Well, I am very satisfied with the revolver. It doesn't have the same ease of loading, but it also has a nice appearance, power, and accuracy that I didn't expect. It also has a long-lasting cartridge. I shot 60 rounds and could have shot another 60, while the gun in the second magazine, due to blowback and high gas consumption, appeared weak. As a gun, it is very nice and realistic, but I was bothered by the fact that it jammed with the second magazine. I don't know if it was the pellets' fault as they write on Amazon, but if not all pellets work well with this gun, the manufacturer should mention it.