Swiss Arms P92 Reviews

The look and the feel in your hand. Nothing else.

This gun should have the ability to be uncocked. The sights need to be placed better on the gun. I went through a lot of co2 thinking the gun would adjust itself somehow so as to not shoot 2 1/2 inches low. Having the sights lined up that bad is totally unacceptable. Also the spring loading of the BB's is horrible. It is very difficult to hold the spring back. Over all a very unpleasant experience. I had to and did return the gun to PA. I lost money on the return and had to pay for the return shipping.

This product was defective. I paid for the 10 for 10 but I guess they do not check to see if the gun shoots accurately. In order to hit a small target I had to ail so high the the front completely blocked out the bullseye. As an aside, guns with blowback only use up gas. The accuracy is not helped one bit. You only waste money.

Comfortable to handle.

The BB slide with spring. The BB jams underneath the the slide that keeps tension on BB.

Good handling and quick response, the trigger is perfect for a bb gun, good replica for skill development.

make that the gun action can be decocked so you can shoot double action, because you can only shoot single with this gun

if you shoot very quick is prone to freeze because of all metal parts

Mostly made out of metal and has a good weight/heft to it (feels like a real gun) - Works great as a training pistol if you want to practice in your back yard with very low cost of ammo - Trigger works in single action or double action, just like the real gun. I have noticed that the trigger pull is often the one point where most bb gun replicas fall short. - Blowback action is very strong yet it still seems to have good power - You can field strip it just like the real gun

No de-cocking function. That is the only thing that doesn't mirror the real gun. - The trigger pull is lighter than a real gun. It is close enough to still be a valid trainer pistol, but it isn't exactly the same. - The slide doesn't always lock back after the last round is fired. It only locks back about 1 out of 3 times, and even then, it is after one blank shot. This may be partly due to the design of the magazine. I just count my shots so I don't waste air on shooting nothing. - The gun consistently shoots about 6 inches low. I filed my front sight down so it hits where I am aiming, but others may not want to modify their guns. That being said, it now shoots very accurately.

After putting about 500 rounds through it, I think this is a good gun overall and I am glad I bought. I have several real guns and use this to practice between range sessions. It is fun to shoot in my back yard and BBs and co2 are very inexpensive compared to real ammunition. There are a few quirks that I don't love (slide lock-back on last round is unreliable and shooting low out of the box) but overall I think it is a great air pistol.

Looks, weight, feel, realism, handling, function, recoil, blowback!

Barrel alignment needs tightening as accuracy suffers; magazine requires that you push-fit each BB in through the top of the magazine (make sure you have dry hands) making it unnecessarily difficult for something that is supposed to be fun. Almost every other gun with the same magazine has a feeder hole or opening to put the BB's in (some you have to hold spring back). What's that all about Swiss Arms?!?

Occasionally, on slide lock back, inserting the newly loaded magazine will disengage the slide locking lever automatically. That's something I enjoy doing myself! Accuracy is difficult to master as it shoots about two-three inches low at seven o'clock. If you counter with 'windage' adjustment (at one o'clock high & putting the top curve of the barrel ramp under the target), you can hit the bullseye about 75% of the time. Gun has nice recoil and blowback and is medium loud. With this type of design you have to go with the flow, but it is enjoyable to shoot! I will drill a loading hole in the magazine above the compressed follower to make loading easier, the way it should be.

Realistic appearance, very accurate, great trigger pull weight, Simulates my Beretta 92 perfectly. A joy to shoot. I shot 9 of 10 in the black with my first trial.

Clip loading system is a disaster. No reason to buy a special loader to load. To make my clip loading simpler I had to drill out a BB sized hole in the clip loading spring area. should also add a loading spring detention notch so you don't have to hold the spring back while loading BB's, very poor , cheap clip design. A separate BB clip would be more functional.

It's really really like a real gun, it even looks better than the 1911 witness, the build quality is also great, the slide is tight but very smooth

The magazine design is the only drawback I found on this gun, why don't KWC just drill a hole on the magazine like their other products? I spend half hour to figure out how to load BBs into this magazine, it's so unti-user-friendly, also I thinks the gun looks better if the magazine extension can be removed.

Figure out the loading method before shooting

Crisp Blow Back Action. Slide locks back after last round. Magazine is metal. Full-Auto Mod so ez and reversible. No need to grind just remove spring & clip Ready to rock. Paint is much better than most. See how long it stays fresh

The plastic screw for holding & puncturing the cartridge need to be all metal. Spin the hex and the Co2 plug will be stuck. Needs more power. Higher FPS would be a big improvement

Too EZ to make full-auto. Great gun for tinkerers.

Realistic look and feel, highly reliable and rarely jams. Well made

HEAVY - no doubt due to its steel slide, which causes the pistol to be unbalanced towards the front that cause a lowering of the gun during firing, but one becomes accustom to it.

I've owned both this and an earlier GSG version that are identical. Each had a HAIR TRIGGER. Both lasted between 5,500 and 6,500 shots and broke in identical places - the outer barrel 2.5" from the mussel. I will buy a third in the near future.

I'm a retired NYS gunsmith with twenty years experience. This is one of fourteen assorted replica firearms I've purchased from Pyramyd Air and like all the others the quality, the price, the realism, and the attention to detail is exceptional.

Nothing

This replica is the next best thing to the original firearm.

My wife bought this for me for Christmas after I purchased the UZI and the M712. Out of the box the weight feels right and the blow back is "Awesome"!!! The all metal feel truly surpasses all of my expectations of this air pistol.

A larger magazine, but this set-up is very pleasing.

Buy plenty of BB's, CO2, and Extra Mags. The blow-back action is very realistic, so expect plenty of recoil during firing. And it does use more CO2 than the Non-Blow Back Air pistols, but it is truly worth it. My first Pistol failed within the first day after about 50 rounds. I contacted Pyramid Air's Customer Service and I had a replacement within a week. Their Customer Service is Second To None!!!

My wife bought this for me for Christmas after I purchased the UZI and the M712. Out of the box the weight feels right and the blow back is "Awesome"!!! The all metal feel truly surpasses all of my expectations of this air pistol.

A larger magazine, but this set-up is very pleasing.

Buy plenty of BB's, CO2, and Extra Mags. The blow-back action is very realistic, so expect plenty of recoil during firing. And it does use more CO2 than the Non-Blow Back Air pistols, but it is truly worth it.

Heavy weight very realistic to the real pt92,full drop out magazine,around 65 to 70 shots per co2,Replaceable grips,rail for lasers and lights.Very nice blowback pretty heavy but not too bad The trigger is great heavy on double action but manageable at least for me,the single action is super light and a dream to shoot.

I would at least paint the front sight from the factory.I would also change the grips to hogue rubber grips for the pt92.

The safety is pretty hard to operate it might be a break,and the safety can only be activated when the gun is half cocked or fully cocked.

Very realistic pistol. Nice solid pistol. Blow back has good kick to it. Accuracy very good,able to hit small targets at25 ft. S/A & D/A which I always like.Smooth pull on trigger, also like the way the hammer hits square and hard. Easy take down for cleaning, if you choose to.All moving parts. Feels like the real thing.

Not much I would change. The magazine could of been designed a little better. It's a heavy magazine, it just takes more effort loading BB's in it.

When this pistol comes on sale, buy one like I did, you won't be sorry.

Weight and feel of the gun. It's nice and hefty.Very realistic. Triger is very easy to pull on single action.Just be carefull for it not to go off unexpectedly. The magazine looks real. The gun is easy to field dress and dismantel.

Safety doe's not decock. BBs fall out every time you pull slider back to cock gun. Paint scratches easely. Slider tends to jamm before first shot because of BBs falling out. Must be carefull. Accruacy is the worst of all my guns. It shoot strait but way low. I will have to grind the front sight by about 1/16 inch lower. Something I'm not to keen on doing as it will take away from the realism of the gun. I get a one and a half inch groop at twenty feet hand held but about four inches to low.

You have to push the magazine hard in order for it to stay in or it will not catch and its hard to fill. You can modify the magazine in the same way as the SIG P226 X-5 model with a hole a little larger that the BB 2/3 the way up near where you hold the spring with your thump finger nail. I did it and it works great. Fills much faster and you do not stand a chance to damage the top part of the magazine where the BBs come out.

A good CO2 BB Pistol,looks good,feel real.

The Loading hole at the mag is not comfortable in loading when compare to most CO2 guns, need improvement.

I bought this Gun for mod. FOLKs there is only full-auto after mod. seriously consider it before you mod. this gun, it is one-way road ONLY.

Ever since I bought the Umarex Beretta M92FS pellet pistol, I have been wanting a blowback version of it. Although this Swiss Arms P92 BB pistol replicates the Taurus 92 more so than the Beretta 92FS, the difference is insignificant. I like that the Swiss Arms P92 is an all metal gun although the grip plates feel like plastic. The weight of the gun is heavy enough to help manage the force of the blowback. I also like that the slide locks back when the magazine is empty.

KWC should make the rear sight adjustable for elevation at the least. Accurately sighting the target with the fixed sights was difficult. KWC should also modify the magazine with a follower lock position and a larger BB loading port. Instead of my thumb, I resorted to using a 3 mm hex wrench to push the BBs into the top loading port of the magazine. While holding the follower down with my left thumb, I then placed a BB into the loading port with my right hand. I then held the long arm of the hex wrench between my right thumb and first two fingers and used the short arm of the hex wrench to push the BB straight back until it fell into the magazine slot. One more thing KWC should change is to put a de-cocking function in the lowest position of the 3-position safety. I would rather have a de-cocking function than a full auto mode (available only if you perform the full auto modification).

Sighting the target center just above the leveled front and rear sights produced shots that were way low of center. I had to adjust my aim to the point that the muzzle completely obscured my view of the target center in order to hit the target center most of the time. Consequently without a consistent point of reference on the target, my 10 shot groupings were not consistent. One grouping was very small, but the next grouping was all over the target. From a bench rested position at 18 feet distance to target, these are the smallest 10 shot groupings I could get: 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" (Firepower Gold), 1" x 1" (Marksman), 1 1/4" x 1" (Swiss Arms), 1 1/8" x 1" (Avanti), 1 1/2" x 1" (Copperhead), and 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" (Umarex). Unfortunately, I did not get these small groupings consistently. Shooting in a standing position at 18 feet distance to target, most of the time I could keep my hands and my aim steady enough to get groupings smaller than 2", but sometimes the groupings spread out to 3" or more. I can report that I did not have any jams with any of the six brands of BBs. Total shot counts were not as high as I get with other blowback pistols: 51 (Swiss Arms CO2), 55 (Umarex CO2), and 57 (Crosman CO2). Because the last few shots are really weak, I stop and change the CO2 after 50 shots.

good realistic da/sa trigger, can be full auto modded, for can busting fun, great for draw/fire/reload practice

stronger interals, my trigger wont fire da from the left hand, the transfer bar slips off the sear

buy extra mags and lots of bbs this is a great shooter

The heft. The look. The feel. The metal construction. The trigger pull. The realism.

Reduce CO2 consumption a bit. A speed loader attachment would be great.

You will love shouting this gun.

I really like the authenticity and realism of this gun. It is ALL METAL, despite some saying it has a plastic mag release and plastic safety. I have taken the gun apart and they are indeed metal. The blowback action is fairly strong and realistic. Every switch on the gun works, nothing molded into the gun. Field-strip option is awesome because not only does it look cool, it allows you to clean and grease the slide to keep it in perfect working order. Full auto mod is absolutely mindblowing. Weight of the gun is good at over 2lbs and is extremely well balanced when loaded with co2 and bbs.

I would have liked to see an adjustable rear sight for windage and elevation, possibly a more durable finish on the gun, and nicer grips. I don't like the way the safety works, having to be either half or fully cocked in order to engage but hey, for the price, I can live with the gun the way it is.

I have modded my gun for full auto on the 3-way safety (Safe/Semi-Auto/Full-Auto) and polished parts such as the slide, barrel, guide and the mags...amazing gun now!! Accuracy of this gun is so-so in semi-auto, non existant in full, but hey, it's FULL AUTO!!! This gun is just plain fun to shoot regardless of any comment myself or others make. I recommend full auto in short bursts though, as the co2 cools down so quickly you may find the slide just stops before you have rifled off all 22 rounds. Or you could only load 10-15 bbs and empty the mag in one shot to impress your friends! You only get a couple of mags per powerlet but as I've stated before, who cares, it's fun. If you can find and afford extra mags get some, it makes the experience so much better because it gives the co2 a chance to warm up again while you're firing off the next mag (or 2). Get this gun, you won't be disappointed.