H&K P30 CO2 Pistol

the look, feel, and weight.

pretty much everything else, as follows: Sep 22, 16:12 EDT I recently purchased an H&K P30 which, after 535 rounds (divided as follows:) 200 rds. RWS Hobby/Sport Line 7.0 gr. pellet; 200 rds. Crosman Premier Wadcutter 7.4 gr.; 75 rds. Daisy Match Grade Precision Ground Shot; 60 rds. Copperhead Copper coated Premium bb's.) the H&K began to exhibit serious difficulties with bb's jamming in the magazine, causing the magazine to be extremely difficult to release from the mag-well forcing me to repeatedly clear the mag and reinsert it. Also, when switching from bb to pellet, (and yes, i locked and unlocked the mag between switches between bb and pellet ammo, and i was sure to insert and remove the BB spacer each time. I ran through 3/1-2 to 4 CO2 cartridges in the process (wasn't carefully tracking CO2 use). Now the pistol jams every single time, the mag is extremely difficult to release, and will not fire with any ammo, either bb or pellet. Also, the trigger pull was excessively heavy.

I can provide a cellphone number if necessary and would love to speak with you directly if is it helpful. My shipment arrived without a lock screw for the built-in sight. since I had ordered a laser sight along with it, it seemed like no big deal at first.. now that I have been disappointed by the overall performance related to the use of bb's or pellets in this gun, it seems like poor manufacturing and process controls and overall lack of quality in this particular instance. maybe I just got a Friday of a Monday gun, but it was a real disappointment overall.

The H&K P30 is a well made pistol that feels good in your hand and exhibits good accuracy. The trigger is crisp and overall the pistol performs very well and consistent.

I would not sell a quality pellet pistol for $210, with a rifled barrel, and tell customers that they can shoot steel BBs through the rifled barrel. Who would do this? I mean I have a Tanfoglio Gold BB pistol that exhibits a spread of 0.775 inches (3/4") at 8 yards (with pistol rest). The Tanfoglio Gold sells for $80. A BB pistol, with a smooth barrel, is a BB pistol. And a pellet pistol, with a rifled barrel, is a pellet pistol. I have a Walther CP99. I really like the versatility and the possibility of having multiple CO2 cartridge magazines. I have not found any additional CO2 cartridge magazines being offered for the H&K P 30. What Umarex should have done was to ditch the combination BB and CO2 magazine for the same CO2 magazine that is used in the CP99.

I bought this pistol as an alternate to my Walther CP99. In my indoor range I will use a standing unsupported double handed grip for a distance of 15 feet, but for longer distances I like to use a pistol support. I always fire the CP99 in double action mode (long stroke, but clean break). This is because, in single action mode, there is no visible hammer to pull back, and I have to remove the pistol from the rest to pull the slide back before taking my next shot. With the H&K P30 single action is convenient as I can pull the hammer back with my left thumb without ever removing the pistol from the rest. The trigger on the P30 easily breaks clean during a smooth unencumbered stroke. However, it is impossible to maintain accuracy while attempting to fire the P30 in double action mode. After a stiff pull the break does not come until the very end of the stroke and it is not a smooth break. The CP99 is a more accurate than the P30. At 8yd CP99 = 0.651" spread versus P30 = 0.732" spread

As close as one can get to the real firearm P30. Heft, feel and quality is right there. An excellent training aid and a must have for replica collectors. The fact that the air pistol comes in a padded hard case is a real bonus.

Some form of tri-dot or colored sights would be nice. I would do away with the dual ability to shoot BBs or pellets. I prefer pellets as a rule.

For general plinking BBs are fine but if one ever wants to be serious about accuracy stick with the pellets.

Another great gun by Umarex! Nice weight. The ejecting CO2 cylinder is a nice touch and adds to realism, although I'm a big fan of fewer moving parts for durability but time will tell. Very comfortable grip and weight and I can see this quickly becoming one of my favourite action guns. My laser site is on order!

As I mentioned while the ejecting CO2 cylinder port is nice and adds to realism, I do like the other Umarex fixed CO2 ports because I know the air valve is fixed and less chance for damage or wear. Only time will tell if this becomes a problem. While the flexibility of pellet and bb is also a nice option, I'm only a pellet shooter.

Can't go wrong with high end Umarex guns or Pyramid! Here's hoping Umarex brings out a high end Glock pellet!!

Very realistic weight and feel. Even has a de-cocking button like my firearm. Very accurate in single action. I can practice with this gun and easily transition to my P30 SK.

White dot sights would be nice. I painted the front sight silver and that works well for me.

I would never shoot BBs in a gun with a rifled barrel. The steel BBs will eventually wear down the rifling and accuracy will suffer.

Everything, perfect. 5 stars

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Perfect gun, the same as the original, precise, beautiful, I am very happy, 5 stars

Very realistic replica, good weight, feels good in the hands, no stupid white lettered warnings on the slide, love the fact that the CO2 cartridge is stored in the handle and is ejected by the magazine release, very nice trigger in single action mode, just love this gun.

Shooting this gun in double action mode is mission impossible, rediculously heavy trigger, does not release the hammer til the very end of the travel, which is actually fine since I planned to shoot in single action only anyway, as if it were a revolve which it actually is by function. Also, the sights have no distinguishing marks, just black bars, very hard to see, I plan to paint the front sight orange like my S&W 686.

I am a gun owner and enthusiast, and was looking for a realistic shooting experience in my back yard, this gun fits the bill. My aim is very good with this gun (I am still a novice) and has helped me a great deal to develop my shooting accuracy. I have become a much better shooter at the range since practicing with this gun. I recently bought one of the cheaper models of pellet pistols, and was sadly disappointed with it compared to this gun, which sets a high bar on what a pellet pistol can be. Well worth the money. I like it so much that I consider it among the jewels in my gun collection. I shot Crosman Super Match pellets with this gun, zero problems with all 500 rounds, just tried Crosman Ultra Magnum pellets, and one out of every 3 or 4 shots failed to fire, got stuck in the magazine, no fault of the gun.

The H&K has a good weight and feel. It is easy to load both CO2 cartridges and pellets.

The plastic insert for shooting BB's should have been a more precise metal one. The breach could not close with the plastic insert.

The gun is not consistent in holding any groupings even at 20 feet. The sights should have had white dots on the front blade and the rear sights. It is difficult to see when shooting at black targets. P.A. is very good on their product and I had replaced it with another model.

There are a lot of thing to like about this pistol. First it is very realistic and a very close approximation to the actual firearm with some accommodations to being an air gun (e.g. non-authentic safety). The accuracy is pretty amazing. I have 2 other Umarex pellet pistols, the 92FS and CP88, and this one is the most accurate of the 3. This may be attributed to the P30 fitting my hand the best. The Walther fits 2nd best and the Beretta is 3rd. That is also the order of accuracy...at least for me.

Not much. I think the ability for the pistol to shoot BB's is completely unnecessary as BB's will wear down the rifling which makes it very accurate as a pellet gun. I would like to see some sort of dots on the sights as they are simply black making them a little difficult to see sometimes. Adjustable grip plates like the real firearm would be really cool, but would certainly increase the cost.

Pyramyd Air is great to deal with and their shipping times are fantastic! Be careful...these pistols are not toys.

This is a good little CO2 pistol for fun shooting. I used this on a challenge on the American Airgunners Tv show [2013 season]

I would make the hand grips a little linger for those of us with large hands

It is made by Walther & that is a very good name in air gunning.