Swiss Arms P84 Reviews

Great gun for the money

Nothing

Keep up the good product

It has a good weight and accuracy. I got 106 shots per CO2. It just feels good.

Nothing, it is what it is.

Do not stack the plastic BB or Pellet holders with ammo in them as you will get two coming out of your barrel. 8 shots per load it takes some time to reload. Fun Gun.

It's heavy and ....well it's heavy.

Probably one of the more tragic guns I own. What is that trigger? Like a 25 pound trigger or something? I have big solid hands I can crush a walnut with but I need to use 2 fingers on that trigger. All that pressure needed to fire it means there's no real way to aim it with much accuracy. It would be more accurate to simply throw the entire gun at the target with all the force I can muster.

There's many better guns. This one is just plain tragic.

It looks nice, feels solid

What wouldn't I change. I have large hands which are fairly strong as well. I almost have to use2 fingers to pull that trigger which even by my standards takes considerable effort. The safety would be ok if I was left handed but even that has been lawyered so you almost need 2 hands to operate it. As for accuracy that suffers for the extra hard trigger. It might be better if I clamp it in a vice so while I'm working on pulling the trigger the muzzle isn't pointing everywhere but the target

You better have big powerful hands to operate this thing. A kid would never be able to do it.

The way it felt in my hand and it metal.

The sites

Not bad for the money its fairly accurate .

all steel

nothing

nice weight

I like the looks, feel and the power . Of course the price To

I would change the magazine so you don't have to hold the spring down while you load it. Also make it a blow back

Grag this one you won't be sorry.

the weight and the feel of the gun.

i would change the god hard trigger pull, its very hard to aim properly if the trigger is to heavy. the magazine also sucks at keeping bbs inside. every time you try to load bb and you let go of the spring they all shoot out. no moving parts at all except the trigger.

there are no replaceable mags for this m84 at all.

i liked the weight and heft of the gun,the all metal construction is very well constructed.

the trigger pull is so heavy that not even superman can pull it, lol jk.but it should be a little easier to pull the trigger. there are no moving parts at all except the trigger and safety. the safety is kind of weird, and hard to deactivate. the magazine is all metal but poorly constructed, when you load bbs in it and let go of the spring all the bbs fly out.

It is hard to find spare mags for this gun, maybe even impossible. the heavy trigger pull throughs off your accuracy a little bit. but i got used to it.

The weight, feel & power are what I most liked about this pistol. The butt handle is wide like many true firearms. It felt good in my hand.

The trigger pull is HEAVY !! Also, this pistol was first advertised as a single & double action shot pistol, ... it's not. The hammer is molded to the frame.I had bought this pistol a couple of years ago and it, too, was double-action only. I bought it from Pyramyd Air, based on the description, thinking it was a different variation of the same pistol. No,... it was the same. I returned them ( I ordered two !! )Another reason I returned them was that since they were the same pistol as before, the hard-pull trigger gives out in a very short amount of time/shooting.Fix this flaw and you've got a good plink and fun pistol!

Not very accurate at any distance. Like I've previously mentioned, however, if they would only fix that trigger flaw, you'll overlook any accuracy issues and know you've got an airgun pistol with a lot of force behind it.

Weight, feel, reliability. Reminds me a lot of a crosman c11, but heavier and sleeker, with a better trigger pull. Great gun, especially for the money.

Paint the sights white, the screw to tighten the co2 is too long, it wouldn't let the grip close until I trimmed it.

Out of the box the accuracy is decent, I took a tiny paintbrush and did the sights white, and my accuracy got better.

Accurate and powerful. If you have a very strong hand and steady grip. Otherwise it's just a noisemaker.

The trigger requires a ridiculously strong pull and takes all of the fun out of shooting the gun. Ten shots and you can hardly move your trigger finger.

Good metal construction and faithful replica of the Beretta Model 84. But basically it's a barrel/hammer like the C11 from Crosman except that this one has an atrocious trigger pull that can actually cause physical discomfort. I'm planning on contacting Pyramid to see if maybe I just got a bad one because I can't imagine them selling it like this.