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Specifications Beretta CX-4 Storm Air Rifle
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| Rock 'n' roll with the Beretta CX4 Storm! A replica of the CX4 semi-auto firearm, it really sends the pellets flying downrange. The belt-fed magazine delivers 30 pellets just as fast as you can pull the trigger. Just fill the mag, pull the cocking bolt, pop an 88-gram CO2 cartridge into the gun and start shooting! You'll get over 200 shots from one CO2 fill. The sights are unusual for an airgun. The front sight is adjustable for elevation, while the rear sight is adjustable for windage. It comes with a long built-in Picatinny rail, so you can quickly mount a scope, red dot sight or laser. A big, bad, beautiful gun that loves to shoot as much as you do, the CX4 looks and feels just like the firearm it copies. The smooth, rounded corners of the synthetic stock won't get hung up on clothing. It slides from side to side and easily lifts to the shoulder. Remember to buy a good supply of pellets, 'cause you'll go through a tin in one sitting. Yeah, it's THAT much fun! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Reviews summary Beretta CX-4 Storm Air Rifle
Things I liked:Weaver rail is nice. 30 round magazine is pretty amazing for an air rifle. Better choice than Crosman Nightstalker (jams far less), good for shooting practice if you also own a 9mm CX4 Storm. If you're looking for a CO2 air rifle, this is one of the best choices available. Don't really care for blowback, but I know some people that. Things I would have changed:Make it slightly cheaper and a little more accurate. What others should know:A very good gun. Things I liked:This has to be the coolest CO2 rifle I have ever fired. Feels like a real firearm, comes in a superb case and has decent muzzle velocity. Aperture sights are effective and easy to adjust if a bit dicky. Rate of fire is great. Things I would have changed:Accuracy sucks - or perhaps I simply need to use better pellets. Outdoors at the range on a windy day using cheapo Crosman pellets I only got one out of thirty on paper at 50 yards, so I moved indoors. At 25 yards using the same cheap pellets I could not get the thing to group at all. It was all over the shop, perhaps the cheap pellets and perhaps the difficulty in indexing properly with the belt fed mag even after countersinking the loads. Perhaps my old eyes (but I don't think so since I can still group well with iron sights on my .22 or SKS). I have ordered a red dot site and will try again with good pellets when that arrives. What others should know:I bought the standard model then ordered accessories separately (cheaper that way). With the accessory compensator fitted the rifle no longer fits in the case that came with the standard model. So okay, I simply use one of my real gun cases when I take it to the range. In Canada, my 600 fps model qualifies as a real firearm and since I live in a suburban area I have to take it to the range if I want to shoot it. It is still the coolest long gun I own (and that includes the SKS).
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Overall rating:3 3.0
Value for money:2 2.0
Accuracy:2 2.0
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Things I would have changed:Decocking is chancy. Trigger is heavy. Sights are difficult to adjust. Magazine requires very careful loading.
What others should know:It does NOT come with a CO2 tank, which is pretty chintzy given the cost of the gun.