CZ Shadow 2 CO2 BB Pistol

It's super accurate, but at 250 fps it should be.

Needs more power, it's crazy I can get a Gamo with blowback and shoots pellets and BB for 60 bucks and it still makes double the power of this gun.

Even though it's full metal it's cheap metal so you better be gentle with it.

Fantastic feel,built, looks! Its a better gun than I am a shoot!

Price. But it is worth it,if you can afford it.

Really like this gun!

High quality build, fantastic fit and finish. Fiber-optic front sight. Accuracy right out of the box, only needed to adjust elevation a smidge. All-metal, heavy, but not ridiculously so. Crisp blow-back. Well-built magazine with nice channel for BBs and easy to use with speed-loader, and no jamming! A pleasure to shoot, money well spent.

Rear sight -add white dots or fiber-optic would be icing on this CZ cake. Detailed Instructions. With everything that can be adjusted or modified quite an oversight, and a missed marketing opportunity, and would give a bit of support to the high price.. The rear sight can be adjusted for windage, trigger has a take-up screw, neither explained in manual. More choices of aluminum (or rubberized) grip panels as seen on airsoft versions. I did find the black Shadow 2 grips at another vendor, very handsome! The price (save up those Bullseye Bucks!). The most expensive pistol I own (so far!). It sparks much joy, most accurate smooth-bore (or possibly rifled barrel pistol) I own, but yikes at a cost LOL

Rear sight is adjustable for both windage (hex bolts) and elevation (click-stop). Magazine release button can be re-positioned three ways (in manual). There is also a travel set screw in the trigger. Dennis Adler's Airgun Experience excellent articles on the Shadow 2 explain and illustrate all these adjustments, that's your manual for this pistol! The grip panels and magazines are fully interchangeable between the Shadow 2, the Shadow SP-01, and the Model 75. I'm lucky to have all three CZ 75s and and have been mixing and matching successfully every time I'm using one of these (the rubberized SP-01 grips currently my favorites).

Weight, size function all work like my REAL CZ, so prancing is now lest costly to keep skills up.

The way the CO2 is installed

Solid Build, probably the heaviest BB Pistol I've handled at 2.7lbs. Everything on the exterior is perfect, it's almost an identical replica to the real firearm. It shoots slower, but the accuracy is there, and it makes for a great training pistol.

The loading of the magazines is difficult, there's no spring catch for loading and the load hole is so close to the spring lever it makes for difficult loading.

It is now my favourite CO2 pistol. :)

For a CZ 75 owner or a person considering investing in a Shadow this is the way to go You will not have buyers remorse with this

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It is a pretty good replica of the firearm, including the weight which is very close. What I like the most: it is a replica and allows the shooter to hit the Point of Aim without “Kentucky adjustments” (FINALLY), has windage and elevation adjustments, a light trigger with short reset, front sight with fiber optics and a good grip. It is very precise, after little adjustments on the rear sight. It is also field strippable (like 1911s), has safety in both sides, a picattiny rail and few white letters. The magazine’s release button can be adjusted in three positions, using a torx bit. It is a pleasure to find a well-made replica air gun (with good metal quality) which shoots well. The whole operation is smooth, the movement of slide doesn’t feel hard, the trigger is fantastic, the mag release is easy, the safety has a precise movement without interfering with your thumb and works in the hammer’s both positions: half-cock or full cock. The double action is also smooth.

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It is easy to keep 80% of rapid fire (combat shooting) inside a 1.75-inch circle at 5 yards and to keep all shots inside a concentric 3-inch circle. Using 3 magazines I had four 15-round magazines per CO2. The 4th magazine is weaker but still with a reasonable punch. The elevation screw may move as you shoot, I used Loctite Blue 242 on the side of the screw (don't need to remove it). The windage adjustments take some work because you have to deal with two screws to release the plate and move it with your hands (drift); I painted little marks to help measuring the fine tune. The removal of the magazine's butt plate is like the Glock 17 G4 (no tool is required). The little piece of fiber optic in the front sight broke and fell off and I bought a replacement at Amazon, TRUGLO (0.060 or 1.5mm). Lokgrips.com has a type of grip (Palm Swell) which fits better than the thin one that came on it, although the blue one still good. This gun is one of my favorites.