Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle

First off, I'd like to say that I've been around weapons almost all of my life, Pellet guns when I was kid, and the real deal during my 20yrs of service in the Army, At first I was a little skeptical about this gun,BB gun's in general, I always thought they were for kids, but after owning this little shooter, It changed my mind. It's a great, inexpensive Co2 BB pistol that's very accurate, with the right ammo,Crosman Copperheads are definitely not the best choice, groupings are like a shot gun spread, Daisy Zinc plated BB's are the best choice for this shooter with quarter sized groupings at 10M I've attached a flashlight/laser combo on the bottom rail, and opting to leave the top rail off as to use the "iron sight's". Having the magazine built in is a plus,although not being able to carry extra mags does have its down side.The gun's velocity varies with the brand of BB being used, Daisy's shoot at the advertised m/v(400-410fps), while copperheads shoot at around 370-385fps.Do Not Try and use LEAD Round's!, They're too large, and WILL!!! get stuck.

Add some fiber-optics to the sight's, and smooth out the trigger a little, The gun feels good in my hands, being a 6ft, 200pd guy, which is ok, but anyone with a larger frame, or larger hands will find this pistol a little small.

Definably not the greatest Co2 BB pistol on the market, but it's certainly not the worst, It is what it is, a decent little plinker thats accurate, has good muzzle velocity, not too heavy, and its being sold at a very fair price. I would most surely recommend this pistol to anyone who wants to have fun while getting in their target practice. Cheer's, Andy.

waste of money. it broke the first day i got it. dont buy

everything. the safety was a piece of trash. it barely stayed in place. i opened it up and shot maybe 6 bbs and it just stopped shooting, it sounds like a fart, no joke

deffinatly dont buy. go with the beretta

very accurate for the price. its not too big nor too small. dont let the word BABY fool you, its very powerful for a cheap gun

the safety should be where is suppose to be not where was the release magazine.

the first days with this gun were awesome but then the follower broke and that got me mad. this was my first co2 gun so im not good at reviewing

Not much to like about this "gun.... and I use the trem loosely.

everything. I could tell from the first time I picked it up it there was very little thought in the engineering of the thing. I couldn't get a bit of accuracy even with two hands, a laser and refex sight with the target 5 feet away.

Totally poorly made. all light weight injection molded plastic, safety only barely works, and trigger is not much of a trigger.

it looks like a nice gun, nice if you just want to but on the wall as part of the collection, other then that your just buying the name .... not quality

not sure what to tall you, i feel the gun is poorly designed, needs more metal.

not sure if it is just the one i got, or if they all seam week, it says a 420 ft/sec but it seam like it only is firing at 200 to 300 ft/sec. but i do not have a meter to check it, but my Crosman 1088 hits harder.

i like that it looks like a real gun and feels like one to. it great for the price and the bottom rail is really good for laser sights and flash lights. its powerful and can go through metal.

i don't like the CO2 screw on the bottom of the gun, it makes it look bad. and the top rail makes the gun look horrible, so i just keep it off. i would change the built in magazine because you could see the BBs and it ruins the look. it only holds 15 BBs and i would change to a clip that holds like 20. and last the trigger is kinda hard to pull back so the accuracy is OK.

overall its a great gun i would recommend it to beginners but NOT experts.

Very cool looking weapon and the picatinny rail is removable which adds to the versatility of this weapon. Trigger pull is good and weapon has never misfired for me. FPS is very good for this price range of air gun!

I do not like the external CO2 tightening mechanism. The weapon is too light and could use some additional weights added inside the body to give it a better feel. There is no magazine. The BB's load into a chamber on the barrel so quick reloading is not going to happen unless you have a bb pen ready to go at all times. Accuracy is inconsistent in my experience. Could just be me though.

Oil the top of the CO2 cartridge before insertion. But, that goes with any CO2 insertion. Gun oil needs to be on the tip to keep the seal lubricated so as to not allow it to dry out.

the things i like about this gun is its power,grip,and accuracy.

i would make the aiming thing easier to find

this is a good gun to start off with if you want to buy a bb gun.

nothing junk. co2 leaked

quality and check if it works before you ship to anybody

it is junk wase of money. never did get to shoot because co2 leaked out to fast

Nice first co2 gun.Semi-auto is great.Is quite accurate.

make it a pellet gun

nothing