Air rifle replica of the M9-A1 pistol, originally manufactured by Steyr Mannlicher of Austria. Constructed from lightweight and robust plastic, the replica operates on CO2 gas supplied by a 12-gram cartridge and fires BBs (spherical, 4.5 mm caliber) at a velocity of 130 m/s. The magazine, housed within the grip, holds 19 pellets.
Sighting systems include a non-adjustable front sight and a fiber-optic rear sight in green, offering high contrast. A white dot on the front sight simulates tritium night sights; combined with the green rear sight, this forms a distinct aiming reference, optimizing target acquisition under low-light conditions. An integrated accessory rail beneath the barrel, conforming to mil-std 1913 (weaver style), enables the attachment of tactical lights or a laser pointer.
Key features include the absence of an external hammer, as cocking is managed by simply pulling the trigger—enabling the DAO firing mode (Double Action Only). This mechanism serves as one of two safety features; the other is an adjustable trigger lock located above the trigger on the right side.
Another notable characteristic is the grip angle relative to the barrel, set at 111deg—designed for wrist comfort and ergonomic hand alignment. Such a setup reduces hand fatigue during extended shooting and stabilizes the barrel when the trigger is pulled, delivering improved accuracy observable on the target.
Removable rear grip panels feature a gritty, sand-like texture, ensuring a secure grip free of slippage. By detaching these panels, you access the CO2 cartridge powering the BBs, allowing for rapid replacement; a single cartridge provides energy for up to 60 shots.
Smooth-shooting performance and overall shooting experience are enhanced by a moving trigger shoe, ensuring fluid trigger operation and even distribution of finger pressure with each shot.
The replica is marked with the original manufacturer's insignia and its specifications—9x19.
Technical data
Power: CO2 12 grams
Caliber: 4.5 mm (.177)
Type of BB: 4.46 mm (BB)
Weight: 532 g
Length: 187 mm
Barrel length: 120 mm
Initial velocity: 130 m/s
Magazine capacity: 19 pcs
Manufacturer: Steyr Mannlicher, Austria & Action Sport Games, Denmark
