Smith & Wesson M&P Airgun (Medium)

Great gun. It is far more accurate than I would have ever imagined. It is fun to shoot and the feel and size make it good experience for handling the real thing. It is also good for training because of the safety, good sights, decent trigger, and handling the magazines. I have purchased some of these as gifts. Totally recommend.

To start off the gun is pretty good, it exceed my expectations for only being a $33 gun. The weight of the gun is good it is heavy but it does not compare to a real pistol because the body is polymer. When it comes to range it is effective from 25 to 30 yards, so if you are looking for long range it’s better to buy a rifle. The gun is also not a blowback pistol so if you are looking for that experience I suggest going to a real website to buy that kinda of BB pistol. Now my only problem is where you put co2 tank because the screw to tighten the tank is kinda of small so you have to be quick to not let out too much co2. Overall the pistol is worth buying if you are only going to use it for fun purposes. But if you are looking to hunt with it I recommend you buy a rifle instead because not only are pump action BB rifles powerful they also have great range and are a lot more accurate.

Only one complaint keeps it from being five stars. First the good points. The gun looks great and is very well made. It has good balance and the weight is about the same as my real S&W MP. The magazine is all steel, easy to load because the spring latches open and when fully loaded is easy to unlatch. I really like the sights the neon green rear sight dots are bright. Now the bad. The trigger is difficult, it has to be pulled all the way back and it gets even harder to pull just before it finally trips. In fact, I finally had to use my middle finger with the index finger of my left hand on top the right middle finger to keep the sights on target. This is my first bb pistol so I don't know if normal with all bb guns. I will buy a different brand gun to compare.

After 5 magazines of shooting, it stopped feeding BBs into the gun. No abuse, no silly rapid-fire stuff. It just stopped firing the BBs. It still shoots a puff of CO2. Maybe there's a BB lodged in the pathway somewhere. I tried new gas, looked for any visible obstruction... nothing. The instructions don't have anything to cover this situation other than telling you to not try to disassemble the gun yourself. Maybe yours will last longer. Nice feel, pretty accurate, fun gun while it worked.

I bought this for my wife and I to economically work on the mechanics of aiming and breath control in our back yard rather than going to the Range. It is a realistic design from a form/fit standpoint. Granted it does not have the same recoil as a rim or center fire firearm but it has already paid for itself by saving the cost of ammunition. The Women's Shooting Club my wife belongs too is now using this to evaluate first time shooters that show up regularly looking to learn how to shoot with no prior experience. Note, this is not toy, it is still a dangerous weapon but it is slightly less dangerous than say a 22, 380 or 45 caliber hand gun.

Works very well for the price however you don't have a lot of room to screw down the CO2 cartridge. If you have big fingers, you may need to use a pliers and twist it quickly or you'll lose a lot of pressure while you tighten it up. Don't over-tighten though! Made a great Christmas gift. Would have been 5 stars but they can improve on the cylinder loading design in m opinion.

This little Smith & Wesson lives up to the name IMO. Yeah I know Taiwan but it is a powerful, accurate, great little plinker.I bought 2 extra mags for it and a speed loader. They all work excellent. Trigger is typical S&W, stiff out of the box. Pull hear 1 click, squeeze.is a bit stiff at first but it loosens up. It wouldn't take much to reduce the trigger pull if you wanted to. Also about the big advertisements for Pell gun oil. A tiny speck of Vaseline on your cartridge, or a speck of any good gun oil works fine, for sealing. For that matter you could even use a pin drop of motor oil on the cartridge!I have found the Vaseline stays on the seal in the gun, just do not over do it. The Vaseline will gum up after awhile, and it needs wiped out, with a q tip periodically, if you use to much. a dab on the tip of a toothpick is what I am talking about. I have had so much fun with this little gun in the past few weeks it isn't funny! It will shred coffee cans, beer cans, even dents a co/2 cartridge. Very powerful, not a toy!Have fun, and be safe. Thanks

Bought this to introduce my girls to pistol shooting. It arrived yesterday and so far so good. Nice accuracy of the box. Mine shoots a little to the right so I will adjust the sights later. I like that the rear sights have fiber optic dots...wish the front was as well. Appears to use the same magazines as the Crosman 1911 co2 pistol. Double taps within an inch group at 7 yards. All shots grouped inside the lid of an oatmeal cannister..most would have been inside of a soup can.