Swiss Arms SA 1911 MRP CO2 Powered Blowback Air Pistol

Description

SA 1911 MRP CO2 BLOWBACK AIR PISTOL

This 1911 from Swiss Arms is almost identical to its real steel counterpart. Coming in desert camo, this Swiss Arms SA 1911 full-metal pistol has the feel of one of the most iconic American handguns around. Load up a single 12g CO2 cartridge and send its 18rds downrange at speeds up to 370 fps. A checkered grip ensures a steady hold for you to perfect your aim while looking down the fixed sights. Add a laser/flashlight to the Picatinny optics rail to practice your tactical shooting skills.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Full metal frame and slide
• Laser engraved Swiss Arms trademarks
• Integrated accessory rail
• Polymer grip panels
• Functional thumb and beavertail safety
• 18 round drop-free magazine contains 4.5 BBs and 12g Co2 canister
• Matte tan finish
• Realistic blowback action with locking slide
• 370 FPS

Additional information

FPS	370
Power Type	Co2
Ammo Type	4.5 BB

PRODUCT RESTRICTIONS

AGE RESTRICTIONS WHEN BUYING AIRGUNS, AIR RIFLES, AIR PISTOLS AND BB GUNS

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