Walther air guns?
- Thread starter Dosing
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rustysdream
CGN frequent flyer
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- Saskatchewan
I used to own one. I had the Wells Fargo model. I liked it. I considered it a quality accurate air rifle. I bought mine at DL. I would recommend it if you're looking for a Win '94 style of airgun.
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I got a Walther CP99 Nickel and CP99 Compact Blowback ......... the CP99 shoots well and built like a vault, while the shooting experience, as with most C02 pistols, is relatively sterile.......
The CP99 Compact, on the other hand, is really fun to shoot due to the blowback action, albeit less well-built and durable, as the slide lock and the notch on the slide worns out well enough that the slice no longer able to engage on its own after the last shot in the magazine is fired. As the the PPK, the CP99C is also made in Japan, which I suspected that it is made my Maruzen bacause Walther has licensed their trademarks for them to make the airsoft version of PPK and P99's........
When Walther announces their lever-action CO2 rifle, I was like "What were they thinking??" ........ I really hope they'll release the CO2 or PCP version of WA2000 or G22.....
The CP99 Compact, on the other hand, is really fun to shoot due to the blowback action, albeit less well-built and durable, as the slide lock and the notch on the slide worns out well enough that the slice no longer able to engage on its own after the last shot in the magazine is fired. As the the PPK, the CP99C is also made in Japan, which I suspected that it is made my Maruzen bacause Walther has licensed their trademarks for them to make the airsoft version of PPK and P99's........
When Walther announces their lever-action CO2 rifle, I was like "What were they thinking??" ........ I really hope they'll release the CO2 or PCP version of WA2000 or G22.....
