Replica air rifle modeled after the M9-A1 pistol, originally manufactured by Steyr Mannlicher, Austria. Propelled by CO2 gas using a 12-gram cartridge, this model fires BBs (round caliber 4.5 mm) at speeds of 130 m/s. The magazine, integrated into the grip, accommodates 19 BBs.
Within the pistol grip, a compartment houses the 12-gram CO2 cartridge, enabling quick replacement. The gas supply is sufficient for approximately 60 shots. The heavy metal slide displays authentic markings corresponding to the original 9x19 caliber.
Sighting systems feature a fixed front sight and a fiber optic, high-contrast rear sight in green. A white dot is located on the front sight to simulate tritium sights—together with the green rear sight, creating a clear aiming reference ideal for low-light conditions. The front underside of the barrel includes an accessory rail compatible with the standard mil-std 1913 (weaver) system for attaching tactical lights or laser target devices.
Distinctive features include the internal hammer design, cocked through trigger pull, providing operation in DAO mode (Double Action Only). One of two safety mechanisms, the other is an adjustable trigger lock situated on the right side above the trigger.
The grip angle relative to the barrel is notable—at 111 degrees, it offers optimal comfort for wrist and hand bones. This ergonomic advantage reduces hand fatigue during sessions and ensures finger motion on the trigger minimally disrupts barrel alignment, which translates to improved accuracy on the target.
Enhanced accuracy, shooting comfort, and speed are achieved through the movable trigger shoe, which provides a smooth trigger pull and evenly distributed pressure.
Authentic manufacturer’s insignia and the distinctive 9x19 mark are present on the robust metal slide of the replica.
Technical data
Power: CO2 12 grams
Caliber: 4.5 mm (.177)
Type of BBs: 4.46 mm (BB)
Weight: 710 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
