Gas Airsoft Pistols

Gas Airsoft Pistols

Gas Airsoft Pistols

Airsoft Pistols

Airsoft pistols powered by gas are reliable and very easy to use. The gas technology gives the airsoft pistol power, precision, and realism, and it allows for a quick trigger response time in the middle of intense competition. Shopping for a quality airsoft pistol can be hard as the selection at many sites is not that impressive. Airsoft gun enthusiasts want a handgun that feels like the real thing and that offers superior design.

There is no substitute for a quality pistol with an easy-to-use magazine and you will find a huge selection of quality firearms when you shop with us. Buy your next elite force airsoft handgun or your favorite gear from us and you will enjoy years of fun and practice from your airsoft handgun. All of our airsoft pistols offer great design options and are backed with great customer reviews. Customers rave about the precision of shooting they can enjoy with our products and ordering online is a snap.

Whether you want a replica Glock, a spring-loaded weapon, a competition gun, or items to protect you while you are shooting, you will find all of this and more when you shop with us. Take the guesswork out of your recreational sport purchase and buy everything from your cartridges to your pellets, to your shooting protection items in one place.

We carry a wide selection including popular models like the Beretta M92 A1 full auto, the Elite Force 1911 TAC, and the classic Glock 19. From sniper rifles to quality replacement bolts and other parts, our products are second to none. Every product that we sell offers quality design, a protective warranty, and superior manufacturer parts. All of this at a great price! There is no better place to shop for your next airsoft pistol and we are happy to help you find the perfect pistol for your needs. 

Categories within Gas airsoft pistols

Non-Blowback Pistol: The slides of these pistols do not cycle. They have a double-action trigger where the hammer will cock back and strike forward onto a gas valve in one quick motion. All the pressured gas in the gun is used solely for shooting the BB. This means an NBB will often be very powerful and gas efficient. Some of them have a single charge that goes from 60 to over 100 shots. They are very quiet, making them great for times when being stealthy is key.

Partial Blowback Pistol: A PBB pistol is where only a small portion of the slide, or bolt, cycles back upon every trigger pull. This creates a small recoil impulse and also cocks the hammer automatically for the next shot. Basically, PBB pistols have fewer parts than GBB pistols and thus are cheaper. They also cycle much faster, are more gas efficient, and offer a higher rate of fire.

Gas Blowback Pistol: It's the most popular type of airsoft guns. These gas blowback airsoft pistols offer very realistic operation and are relatively affordable. Also, they are offered in hundreds of styles. In a similar fashion to a real pistol, GBB pistols cycle with a slide whenever one shoots. As the slide cycles backward, it creates a loud noise and a sense of recoil. This creates a very realistic shooting sensation. This motion of the slide toward the rear helps cock the hammer for the subsequent shot. Full auto is available in some gas blowback pistols, and like a real pistol, slides on GBBs lock back in an open position when a pistol runs out of BBs.

CO2 Airsoft Pistols: These are extremely popular because, in most countries, these CO2 cartridges are very easily available compared to the airsoft gas. In general, the internal design of CO2 airsoft pistols is the same as the gas pistols. The only difference is that instead of a gas reservoir, the magazine holds a 12g CO2 cartridge in the pistol. You just replace the CO2 cartridge once it gets empty. These typically extend from 30 to 100 rounds on a single 12g CO2 cartridge. Depending on whether the pistol is a fixed slide version or blowback model. The primary advantage that using CO2 confers is better cold-weather performance than airsoft gas pistols. CO2 is at higher pressure and therefore generates a harder recoil impulse as well.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

What should be the approximate cost of a good airsoft gun?

You can take a look specifically in the PBB or GBB category. While spring pistols are the cheapest and can cost less than $30, spending a little more can get you a decent entry-level gas pistol with good performance from KWC, WE, or KJ for less than $100. If you can spend up to $150, your choices will open up vastly to include the full line of Umarex Glock airsoft pistols, the Sig Sauer airsoft pistols, and many styles of 1911 airsoft pistols. In that respect, RWA Agency Arms EXA pistol offers fantastic value for money for a customized Glock airsoft pistol. These pistols will give solid and reliable performance and they tend to enjoy a lot of aftermarket upgrade options. If you have the budget to spend more, then the range of options widens considerably. For ultimate realism, consider some of the steel pistols that can cost upwards of $800, including the RWA Nighthawk Custom pistols.

Which is the best airsoft pistol?

Which is the best airsoft pistol is really going to depend on your price range and features that feel important to you. But you can have a look at the Best Airsoft Pistols collection on our website.

How to clean an airsoft pistol?

Keeping your airsoft pistol clean is very important for it to work well and be durable. The moving parts and o-rings need lubrication with silicone spray, but that in itself can attract dust and grime. 

How to upgrade an airsoft pistol?

Many popular airsoft pistols boast a huge following with many aftermarket upgrade parts available to make them more accurate, more powerful, or simply better looking.