Alfa Proj Competition PCP Pistol

Shoos great and lots of shots per fill.

Add an air gauge.

Excellent pistol

price

Not too long ago, you could pick one of these pistols up for $700. Thanks to Uncle Joe, it is now $1200. The economy is doing great!

Good accuracy

I had a precision 3D printed LH grip made by https://www.precisiontargetpistolgrips.com/
That works great!

Very accurate

Grip could be a little more refined

Customer service is great . Pistol is very good just little expensive

I like the adjustability of the sights. This a very light pistol.

The grip is not sized for an adult with a large to extra large glove size. I adjusted grip by carving by taking over half of the ledge where the heel of my hand rests off. I had to knock down some odd ridges on the front of the grip. Much better now but it still needs more work. I gave accuracy two stars because of the grip, just can't get a repeatable comfortable grip.

The left hammer button fell off (fixed with blue loctite) and the breech bolt also fell off (blue loctite). The number of shots per fill seems to be dropping. I think this because when I twist and wiggle to get the fill adapter off the air reservoir was incrementally unscrewing. Now I am careful to turn the adapter clockwise only when removing the adapter. The reservoir seems to be snug and I'll monitor shot count.

Very accurate. Balance is good.

Right and left hand grip is great for 4H students but should have two grips, one for right hand and one for left hand shooters. Gun only holds an air fill for a few hours. It also leaks when being filled.

Quality, accurately and a great selections of sights.

None

Great for the price.

Very adjustable trigger Nice sights Easy to recharge pneumatics

Grip

Great deal for the money

Very accurate and sight radius...... optional grip......

This a perfect example of a bean counter being in charge of the final product.... This gun would sell better if they would lose the useless grip that it is offered with.... Rasie the price to cover the difference for the optional grip instead of making customers shell out another $170 for what IS necessary.

After you replace the grip beware, you won't be able to stop shooting it, way too much fun..... oh by plenty pellets, you'll need them..... last thing is get some bees wax( toilet doughnut) and wipe a little on the fill adapter o-rings, this is a high ware area, the wax keeps them fresh and doesn't attract dirt......

everything !! I have a FWB 65 I bought in the 70's that has been in my safe for many years . I saw the ads for the Morinis and that sparked my interest in indoor 10 mm shooting. I started shooting my FWB 65 and it still shot way better than I could shoot. I am 74 YO and cocking the 65 was a chore. I came across the Alpha at half the price of the top of the line guns. Since I have a scuba and a CF tank for my Marauders I pulled the trigger on the Alpha .So no problems just fun.

You have to buy the decided grips . It really needs a pressure gage >

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