Different types of air guns - Air pistol

Air pistols without blowback (GNB)

These are fixed slide pistols, which do not move when you shoot. They use CO2 to propel the bullet forward, but without recoil. GNB-guns are easy to maintain and have lower gas consumption than models with blowback.

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Blowback air pistols (GBB)

These pistols have a moving slide that recoils with each shot. This creates recoil and a realistic shooting experience! Perfect for those who want the feel of a real weapon. Blowback requires a little more gas, but in return provides both fun and realism.

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PCP Air Pistols

Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) air guns are powered by compressed air stored in a cylinder. They provide extreme precision, high power and consistent performance. You fill the tank with a pump or compressor, and get many shots per fill. Perfect for those who want precision shooting and high-level performance.

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Spring and pump-operated air guns

These guns need neither gas nor air tank. You crack the barrel (or pump) to charge the weapon. Spring and pump-operated air guns are affordable, simple and extremely reliable – a good choice for those who want a lot of power for their money!

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Air gun Revolvers

Revolverare among them most authentic and realistic air pistols we have. Many models, such as Colt Peacemaker Antique, has metal cartridges that you load the bullets into – just like a sharp revolver! You put the cartridges in the barrel, load and shoot. The difference? A hidden CO₂ cartridge in the grip and a discreet safety under the trigger.

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Pellets or BBs?

Pellets are used in rifled barrels for best precision – perfect for target shooting. BB bullets are round steel balls which is used in smooth running and provides higher speed and fun shooting at short range. Choose pellets for precision and BB for action!

Maintenance

All airguns should be lubricated with silicone spray to keep seals and moving parts in top condition. Avoid using gun oil or grease – only silicone!

• Silicone spray with spray cap 60ml
• GO Expert cleaning set 4.5–5.5mm

Safety first!

An air gun should be treated as a sharp weapon. Always!

• 18 year age limit for air force in Norway.
• Remove the CO₂ cartridge after use.
• Store the weapon safely – out of reach of children.
• When transported, the weapon must be covered, without a magazine, preferably in a case.
• There is no requirement for a gun cabinet for 4.5mm air guns.

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Selected air pistols

• Most powerful: GK1 PCP with silencer
• Bestseller: Beretta Elite II package set
• Realistic model: Umarex Glock 17 Gen5 MOS
• Timeless classic: Crosman American Classic
• Modern twist on the classic: Umarex UX SPA 100