Umarex T4E Walther PPQ .43 Caliber Training Pistol Paintball Gun Marker

Gun is for real hate to return it. But been fighting cancer almost 2 years and dr told me that the treatment didn't help me that it didn't make tumor any smaller but it didn't get bigger. Now I'm a lab rabbit . Nothing to do with Gun.

it feels like a real Walther, but the paintball burst twice inside the magazine and it is a mess. Had to replace it and it burst again in the new one. The need to work on the quality of paintballs

impressive to use for non-lethal and practice

Nice weight but I decided not to keep it. Beware, this high priced item will take very long to refund even when you choose an Amazon gift card refund.

Description of item: Umarex T4E Walther PPQ .43 Caliber Training Pistol, The T4E Training for Engagement paintball pistols allow you to train for less than 9 cents a round; Highly realistic size, weight, and controls provides highly realistic, cost-effective training.Powered by economical CO2 (CO2 NOT included. To ensure a proper seal and for best performance, Umarex-brand CO2 is recommended.); 8-round drop free magazine with realistic mag release.Metal barrel and metal slide with a slide catch that holds back upon emptying; Picatinny accessory rail for easy mounting of lights, lasers, and other accessories.Adjustable rear sight and fixed front sight with easily visible yellow dots; Fits duty holsters.Shoots.43 caliber paintballs, powder balls, or rubber balls at up to 355 FPS; Compatible with spare magazine part numbers: 2292103 and 2292106.My experance with item: A good choice in non letal protetion. has a good grip and very easy to use. will hold 8 round of choice, Rubber, Steel or Pepper ball. Range is ok and power is good. with a fresh CO2 tank it will take 2 shots to have a person or animal back off if they try to attack you. The Umarex T4E is not heavy at all and having a mini pinical rain you can mount a laser and flashlight combo and with a slight modifcation you can put a RMR red dot scope The price after shipping and handling i not prime member is around $205.62 which is not bad. Now the down side you may get 2 Magazine before you have to change out the CO2 tank and after every shot the power is going down so remember than. If you want to buy extra magazines they are kind of high on the price. Around $40 with standard mag and with quick release for CO2 tank you will pay $50. Overall is a good choice in Non letal Protection.Pro's: 8 round magDifferent choice of ammo to usecan mount laser, red dot and flashlightPriceCon's: High price magazineslose power after every shotPrice of item: after tax came to $205.62

I don't even understand how the managed this. Obviously something in this caliber range is going to kick harder than a gas one does, but the thing really feels authentic. I mean... shockingly so. I have nothing bad to say about it. The mag was a little rough to go in at first, but after sending it through enough times it's like butter. I do put drops of silicone on the slide and the mag after each session (about 5 mags) and it's never given me any issues. You'll get about 4-5 mags out of a Umarex CO2 before it becomes unacceptable for plinking/accuracy/mosquitoes etc. I've thrown nylon and aluminum rounds through it so far. changed the mag spring out for the "Rubber Ball" one they give you. The slide stays back on the final round; if it's not, it's almost surely because the CO2 is too low. I've never had a "jam" and I do daily sessions of about 5 mags, as I have said. I have had it fail to chamber, but only because of low CO2. It's low joules... I get that... But it's a great marker for training and for self-defense rounds.

Just like the real thing with some powerful paintball action. Pretty impressive. Love it!It also shoots pepper balls for intruders. Great deal!

Excellent product. Like it so much that I bought another one. Get it, you won't be disappointed.