Taurus Millennium PT-111 Spring Powered Airsoft Pistol, Black, 180 FPS

THIS IS REALLY A GREAT GUN! THIS IS REALLY A GREAT GUN! THIS IS REALLY A GREAT GUN! It is Very Very reliable, Shoots far and hard. I know it only say 180 fps, but its probably more. For all of the overpriced and cheap guns on Amazon, this one is THE BEST. If you are looking for a great, reliable secondary, or even primary, this is what you need. The only bad thing is it only comes with about 40 bbs (I know everyone says not to use the bbs that come with the gun) but ive been shooting it all day and there have been no problems... even with reused bbs. It is plastic, and i wouldn't drop it from a 3rd story, but it will definitely endure some serious damage and rough gameplay. I just started out with airsoft, so didn't really know what to expect with these type of guns but I am HIGHLY satisfied. THIS IS REALLY A GREAT GUN! Also, before you think this, I am not the seller or someone benefiting from your purchase of this gun - this is a legit review and You should definitely buy this if you have and extra $10 DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME LOOKING FOR OTHER PISTOLS ON AMAZON. THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST, SO CONSIDER YOURSELF LUCKY FOR FINDING IT!!!!!!!!!! Spring powered and not semi automatic holds about 20-22 bbs Has safety and magazine eject. Comes with about 40-50 green bbs (These are actually decent and have not jammed the gun even after reuse) very compact yet shoots hard and fast Sights are very accurate up to 20-25 feet. After about 40 feet bbs curve, but this gun will launch them 100+ feet if you aim level and 300-400+ if you aim up. very easy to reload quickly. [will shoot through 4 sheets of tin foil, but not 8] IF YOU ARE INVOLVED IN ANY TYPE OF AIRSOFT, YOU MUST GET THIS IF YOU DON'T ALREADY HAVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

High quality plastic, not flimsy. Small frame (concealable). Easy to cock (even for kids). Low power (this is good, in my opinion, as my son and I are just using for simple backyard wars and target shooting). Reliable. The safety is nice with a positive on/off click. Accurate out to 45 feet... maybe more! And inexpensive. This little pistol checks all the boxes for what I was looking for in an affordable airsoft spring pistol. I have purchased two, one for me and one for my son. I was so impressed with his I had to get one for myself, haha. These may be the best little secret in inexpensive airsoft products. Time will tell how long they hold up, but even if they eventually break, they're only 10 bucks!

After only a few hours with this gun I'm already pretty confident in a 4 star rating. Rather than go into exhaustive detail I'll just give some pros and cons: Pros: Cheap Light-weight and small (a last resort type carry that takes up no room or weight) Reliable (-ish, see cons) Seems very kid-friendly as far as airsoft goes. Low FPS, light-weight, simple spring cock (so you have time to intervene before the next shot if needed). Cons: Magazine only holds 20 rounds The hammer can jam, requiring a forceful push with the clip out. But generally happens when it hasn't been pulled quite far enough back. Wait for the audible click (this also breaks in after several firings). 100% plastic. Overall, if you want cheap and light-weight, it's decent. If you want to get kids something they won't kill anything with, this is the one. If you're willing to spend a little more for a side-arm backup, I'd go with the Walther PPQ. On Amazon it runs around $20 and is reliable, accurate, and has a more hefty presence (and ambidextrous clip release for the win!). But I stick this one in my vest just in case I am out of options. Or need to gently deter a possum.

This model serves as a great starting point for airsoft and compared to my other model, the Stinger, it has the pros of having a larger magazine (20 vs 12), alongside a more convenient frame and much more reliable firing mechanism. It's a relatively low power model, especially compared to the stinger but from what i've heard these are some pretty solid beginner guns for the price and they seem quite well. We've been firing both for at least 500+ shots so far, and aside from a few incidents learning the gun it only jammed a few times in the beginning when we'd accidentally pull the lever back twice and we found out it was loading another bb each time. Once we found that out, and just pulled it back a single time we've rarely had a problem. The magazine on this, carries 20 shots, in a little reservoir you have to manually load each BB in one at a time, it's a little finnicky but we've timed ourselves and a reload takes about 40-60 seconds to take out the clip, pull out the bbs, and begin loading them in manually until the clip is full. However while it's slower then the Stinger, it's much more reliable than the Taurus which can be reloaded in seconds but has a tendency to misfire and shoot the bbs everywhere due to it having a highly sensitive 'release'. My younger brother was able to use this fine and snipe a can from our whole backyard. Although compared to the other, it's much more sensitive to the wind and low powered, it's perfect for starting out and is highly reliable and rarely jams which can be a pro or con. For reference, we made a target out of the box this shipped in, point blank this gun will leave a bb deep welt on a can, but not penetrate, and will dent the cardboard box it came in, but not penetrate (about an eighth a inch i'd figure, about the thickness of a quarter), while the stinger pistol we got will rip through cans point blank even with airsoft plastic bbs and leave the same sized welt from 20 feet away. We actually had a problem with the Stinger ripping holes through the cardboard boxes we'd been setting targets across going clean through both ends even when fired 40 feet away from our whole backyard's length.

Pretty neat little toy. I actually purchased it to use when making leather holsters, but found it to be fun to play with. It seems to be fairly well-made especially considering the price. Only kicker is that you have to pull back the slide manually for each shot, so I don't see how it could be of much use for hard-core Airsoft enthusiasts. It sure is fun to use to annoy the squirrels and other critters in the backyard, though. Just be sure not to shoot your wife with it while she is on the couch drinking coffee. Just a tip.

You truly can't beat this price. Great gun for beginners. I've now purchased 7 of these for an airsoft party and haven't had any problems. One did appear to get jammed after whatever my son did to it (probably overloading the clip), but I simply removed the clip and stuck a wooden BBQ skewer into the front hole (don't know what it's called, I'm totally new to all this). Just poked it around a bit and bb's fell right out through the bottom of the gun. Put the clip back in and all was perfect again. These are lightweight and easy to use. My 7 year old son handles it easily, no kickback or anything to worry about. I'm not sure the aim is spot on, but it's good enough for kids to be happy. It's also not the most powerful, which I kind of like. When shooting soda cans, for example, it just dents them and doesn't actually pierce through the aluminum. Holds 20-21 bb's that you have to individually load. Kind of a pain in the butt, but whatever. I'd absolutely recommend this gun for beginners, kids, or extras to have on hand for a party/battle or whatever. Seriously a great product for a low price!

This pistol broke within 2 weeks and under 30 shots. Even when it was working, the accuracy was terrible. I placed a target on a 4x8 sheet of plywood. Half the time, couldn't even hit the board! My other pistol, a cheap CYMA thing that looks like a PPK, lasted over 3 years with hundreds of shots through it, and it could easily keep shots within a sheet of paper at that distance. In just a couple of weeks a part broke off inside of the Taurus and it never worked again. You could rack the slide, but the pellet would just roll right out of the barrel. There's something to be said for build quality here. The CYMA has a metal slide and plastic frame. The Taurus is entirely plastic. It feels decently well put together, but has far less substance than other springers I've held. I do not recommend. If you want a bottom dollar springer, look for something from CYMA.

High quality for crazy cheap price! As accurate as it gets for < $10. Just be SURE to get double polished ammo. Great for quiet self defense practice indoors. Hitting pop cans & metal bottom coffee cans at about 30 feet for entire clips. After 2000 shots still feels as solid as the day I bought it. I think its a slick tool for fast aiming practice that will benefit you when firing real pistols. Definitely the most fun purchase I have made this year at the lowest price. ***update First one broke after about 3800 shots. At first I didnt let the slide snap with each charge. I gently released the slide for each shot. This thing IS plastic after all. So it broke. But release the slide gently and itll last 4k+ shots. I got another one, and its not as accurate as the first. But I can still hit metal bottom coffee cans at 30 feet which is fine for fast aiming practice. Youll want to paint the sights too.