Taurus PT 24/7 Spring airsoft pistol

Looks, feels like the real thing! Great sights, accurate as all get-out, and plenty powerful!

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Lot of fun-get one

Very accurate pistol. Up to about 2 yards. 5 inch targets

Rounds can get jammed in the slide (outside of the barrel) on mis fires.

Great sidearm for the price. Super easy and quick to cock, aim and shoot. Nice sights

Quality pistol, good weight...strong spring....just very good quality....would buy again

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Great feel in hand...just a cool gun.

The sights are large and easy to read compared to many other handguns The grip is awesome, rubber with soft fins on the front

The plastic slide is made too thin and is difficult to use The gun jams a lot, usually from the slide not fully engaging when cocking

When it shoots, it is nice and straight, but this gun is not reliable at all. It jams way too much. The plastic slide is a deal breaker.
Buy the Firepower .45 Spring Airsoft Pistol with Metal Slide. Similar gun but much better quality! I own both, trust me.

actually feels like the real thing,very accurate going to make me the fright in my backyard watch out world here i come. this is a bare bones pistol, wood b nice to see a speed loader and a a extra clip.

The gun seems to be very well made; extremely well made spring pistols or pistols in general is a rare bird.

I LOVE THIS GUN! I bought this gun because of all the positive reviews, and I'm very happy I did. I got it a few days ago and I've shot about 800 rounds through it. It is very accurate and seems very well made. It even comes with 100 .20 gr BBs.

Should have included a speedloader.

Magazine holds 24 BBs, not 25. Buy a speed-loader or you will have to load the mag one BB at a time. When I first got it, my slide was hard to rack and didn't stay open when the mag was empty. After about 150 rounds it got much smoother and now the slide locks back when the mag is empty. Guess it needed to be broken in.

just got this in the mail 30 mins ago and its GREAT! Best spring pistol ive ever owned. im consistently plinking a sticky note from 30 feet away, with about a 3" group, and thats including the occasional flyer due to my poor ammo choice... slide locks back when magazine is dry. Iron sights are TRUE! very nice safety.

gun is all plastic, wish there was a metal version, but it does feel very well built. most of the weight is in the magazine.

if your looking for a reliable, well built and accurate springer to play with, get this one.

Feel, ease of use and disassembly, and repetitive accuracy at a distance

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My family owns and has owned many different airsoft pistols through the years. I just purchased our 6th one of this model because it is easily our favorite. We have simply just wore out 3 of them after thousands of rounds.

This is my first experience with airsoft guns. Having mostly shot 0.22cal rifles and airguns as well as 0.177cal pellet guns, I was looking for something fun I could do in my backyard of my very calm neighborhood without alerting and setting everyone on edge. (Yes, preferably, "Don't freak out the neighbors," is a good principle.) I wanted something modestly priced but reliable, fairly accurate, and not too "toy-like." I can appreciate why this springer is so popular. It looks and feels great, shoots quite accurately with high-quality 0.2g BBs (within what can be expected of a ~300fps, ~4in. barrel gun), seems highly reliable, and is just generally fun to use. It was also very easy to attach a laser sight to the rail (again modestly priced - why spend $50+ to mount a laser on a $30 gun?).

The firm slide is good but can pinch if gripped from the front. I had less pinching when I gripped the slide further back. The trigger is nice but could be a little more firm, in my opinion. Some plastic parts such as the safety just make me hope they'll last as well as the rest of the gun. I wish small but important parts like that were also made of metal like the barrel.

For my first airsoft gun, I think I made a wise choice. This is a fun gun to use. Yes, ~300fps isn't that much especially when one is used to high-powered air rifles, air pistols, or actual firearms. However, I'll admit I have been impressed with this gun's accuracy and power, cleanly perforating the plastic top of a shaving cream can at about 20-25ft. It is a "hobby" gun but should still be treated with great respect. Use the best BBs you can afford (no seams, well polished) and don't reuse them. I tried reusing some but got erratic and inaccurate results, probably due to small BB imperfections from prior impact.