Walther P99 Clear Reviews

Compact and feels good in my hand. Reasonably accurate. Sturdy and well-made.

Can't think of anything.

Nothing

I wouldn't buy it

I bought one of these and it fired 1 pellet and quit working. The gear on the can motor just spun on the shaft. I called Pyramid and they were very nice about sending a free replacement - The replacement did exactly the same thing--fired 1 pellet before the gear spun off the shaft. I didn't bother Pyramid again, it's not their fault--I wouldn't buy another Umarex product - This pistol is just junk.

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Terrible product! The first gun I received did not work so I sent it back. It appeared that the gears jammed. The second one fired one round and stopped working. It was outside the 30 days so I'm sending back to manufacturer.

Stay clear, not worth the trouble.

full auto feature

quality

It was a Christmas gift to my boy, but it broke after shooting only 1 clip. It just passed the 30 days return period so I can't even return it. I should have tested it right after I bought it!

blowback is realistic, 16 pellets, great gun. Shot off 1000 airsoft pellets for a couple hours with this.

Nothing, a very good gun

DO NOT PUT YOUR EYE NEAR THE BACK!!

the blow back is prettie cool feels comfatorble too

way more accuarcy bigger clip mag realease

its not to bad

The blow back and full auto is great. very easy to operate.

more bbs in clip and better accuracu

good EBB gun

battery operated shooting is fast and easy

you can only load 16 bbs into each magazine and loading them into the magazine is not fast or easy

Good hop-up, accurate, nice feel and weight, comes with two magazines

safety (button on handle, needs to be held down to fire), no mag release, they just pull out

Very good for an electric blow back. Most of them have no hop-up meaning poor range, very innacurate, and it's hard to get the BBs to stay in the mag. This one fixes all three of them, with flying colors. This is great for a sidearm for non-serious players. It's worth the $30 compared to the $10 low end ones, don't even bother with them.

It's compact, it's loud, it's smooth to operate and it's easy to "dual weild". It's very sneaky until you fire it. People see you pull this thing out and they're like "Oh, okay. I thought he had an automatic or something I'll just wait 'til he fires once, them make a fun for it while he cocks it back again." Then you fire a single shot, they run, you flick it to full auto and blast the other fifteen rounds at them before they even know what's going on.

It has a very tiny clip for an automatic. There is also a very slight delay between the trigger pull and the actual firing.

It's pretty cool to have a full auto pistol.

My kid has trouble cocking some of the spring pistols, so this gun is easier to operate and more fun for him.

Most of the handle is the battery pack (4 AAA's). If they could figure out how to work the battery pack into the magazine, then the gun could retain the function and ergonomics of the real pistol. I don't know if it's the hop-up system, but this gun is not particularly accurate.