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C02 pistol

  • 15-06-2017 9:40pm
    #1
    pm.
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    Hi lads

    What is the most powerful co2 pistol you can buy in Ireland? I'm only looking for target practice so I would imagine lead or steel pellets would be a better option

    Thanks in advance


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  • #2
    K.Flyer
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    pm. wrote: »
    Hi lads

    What is the most powerful co2 pistol you can buy in Ireland? I'm only looking for target practice so I would imagine lead or steel pellets would be a better option

    Thanks in advance

    Airsoft pistols are restricted to 1 joule of muzzle energy using a plastic .20 bb.
    Anything above that is considered a firearm and requires a licence, all of which is not for this forum, especially steel or lead pellets.


  • #3
    pm.
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    K.Flyer wrote: »
    Airsoft pistols are restricted to 1 joule of muzzle energy using a plastic .20 bb.
    Anything above that is considered a firearm and requires a licence, all of which is not for this forum, especially steel or lead pellets.

    Didn't realize that thanks for the information. I assumed that once it was below 1 joule you could also fire steel or lead


  • #4
    thermo
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    pm. wrote: »
    I assumed that once it was below 1 joule you could also fire steel or lead
    You could try but you would be lucky to get 2 foot from a steel bb.


  • #5
    pm.
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    thermo wrote: »
    You could try but you would be lucky to get 2 foot from a steel bb.

    Thanks for the information.... I shall stick to my rifles


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