Feinwerkbau P11 Piccolo Air Pistol

Accurate,smooth action, holds very nicely,high shot count,easy to fill with hand pump, great sights.

Black finish on frame flakes easily, same on two different guns

Its expensive but I would buy it again

Fits great in my hand, loads very smoothly, accuracy is unbelievable.

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This is an excellent pistol for the back yard or competition. Very quiet and just a testament to German workmanship.

This is a great little gun. There isn't anything bad to say. Adjustments for everything and one hole accuracy (just as the P44). I actually shot them both. One is not better than the other. It is personal preference. This guns is awesome. It is considerably smaller and a bit louder but may have seemed loud because I had the P44 next to it. Not a bad thing about this pistol. Accuracy and air efficiency are the same as the P44.

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Gun is awesome.

Ease of operation, very accurate.

I like to have the grip change to a more match grip. Also the air cylinder to hold more air to be able to shoot more with one charge.

I love the air pistol.

is easy to handle

need a safety feature like the FWB P44

BUY IT YOU GET YOUR MONEY WORTH IT

Great trainer for 22/45 bullseye competition. Has the feel of a real hand gun, vs. the heavy and long typical 10 meter air pistol. Trigger is excellent. Weight is perfect (with added rails and weights 120g total located out front). A world class PCP Pistol in a smaller frame. A pleasure to shoot!

$1200 price point would be better, include an option for a 2nd cylinder. Add a rail for mounting a red dot.

The gap at the barrel sleeve to air cylinder is too small for mounting a clamp on scope mount like used with the Izzy's. Requires a female DIN adapter (yoke) if filling from a std. scuba setup.

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I bought this to have some fun in a makeshift range I have in my basement. I've shot guns of all types my whole life but I'm not a competitive shooter. If I were, I might have more input on the pros and cons but for my needs, it's perfect. I've put about 1000 pellets through it and I love this gun. Great fun and will probably always be more accurate than I am. I also bought a Hill Mk III pump and it maybe takes me 2-3 minutes to pump the cylinder to 200 bar. Just a cosmetic note, the Piccolo I received has a black muzzle as opposed to the red shown in the pic.

The grips on this airgun fit well in my hands, the ability to adjust the gun to fit the shooter is nice.

Waited 8 weeks and the gun was DOA, completely none functioning, pyramyd air was great and returned it with no hassle. The gun is definitely not worth the wait, should have done the 10 for $10. Even if the gun functioned I dont think it is worth a fraction of the cost or the wait. The hand grip doesnt adjust enough for my hands, I like a more traditional 90 degree gun to grip angle, where as this gun does not adjust that much.

Pyramyd air has a great return policy, glad they were there to help me return it.

I like the pistol very much. I had purchased an Alfa Proj from Pyramyd Air about 6 weeks ago. Liked that until the regulator went bad after around 800 rds. Kind of funny. A few shots would be fine and then one would not have enough power to penetrate the target if it even hit the paper. They took it back and I ordered the Piccolo. The Piccolo and the compact P11 share much of the P44 platform. The trigger shoe is not a fully adjustable one like the P44, but I suspect you could put a P44 trigger shoe on it. Likewise, the barrel weights (rods and sliding weights) from the P44 fit the Piccolo perfectly. They are a necessary add on, for me anyway, and I am still playing with balance placement of the weight. The grip is OK for an ambi style. I think the non-Piccolo P11 comes with a more standard left or right grip. I may fatten the Piccolo grip with some moreni paste at some point. The grip is fully adjustable for tilt and cant. It is, IMO, an excellent value considering that the P44 is about $500 more. Now, if I can get an extra cylinder or two, life will be very near perfect. BTW, 85 to 90 shots is the norm for a Piccolo cylinder.

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Extra Piccolo air cylinders are hard to come by. I wish Pryamyd Air would stock them asap.