1911 R2 Blackwater Airgun

1911 R2 Blackwater Airgun

A heavy replica of military Colt 1911 made entirely from metal. The replica fires 4,5 mm BBs. Powered by 12 g CO2 capsule placed inside an 18 BB magazine. The pistol operates - like the original live firearm - both in SA (Single Action) and DA (Double Action) modes. The replica features the original logo of the American PMC Blackwater on the receiver.

The trigger can be locked - as in the original - via a double-sided winged safety, which cannot be fully switched off without pressing the grip safety, which is only possible in the case of correct hand placement. According to a standard set out after the introduction of M1911A1 the grip safety’s spur is prolonged and protects the hand from being hit by the slide during its backward movement.

Each squeeze of the trigger results in the slide being jerked backwards, which cocks the hammer and the returning movement of the slide introduces a BB into the barrel, from where it is fired with a muzzle velocity of 95 m/s upon the squeeze of the trigger. When the magazine has been emptied, the slide will remain in rear position. Its release it possible after interacting with the slide release lever.

The grip features an anti-slip texture where the grip meets the user’s hand - which prevents the hand from slipping and improves the control over the pistol. Due to integrated spin up system, which gives a BB a spin, the pistol’s accuracy has been significantly improved. At the bottom of the grip is a hole that enables the attachment of a pistol to a tactical sling safeguarding the pistol from getting lost.

Fixed iron sights consist of the front and rear sights. Both feature white dots imitating high-contrast tritium devices - they make aiming easier in low-light conditions by significantly speeding it up.

Under the barrel is a 22 mm mounting rail (in MIL-STD 1913 standard, more commonly referred to as Stanag2324, Weaver or Picatinny) enabling the attachment of a tactical flashlight or a laser sight.

The set includes:

- airgun
- magazine
- manual