Yes, I have 2. They are great. Good training tool for the P99, and they are fun to shoot.
James
James
CP 99
If you do, please comment.
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Good!
I bought one about a year ago. It's been a lot of fun to shoot. Really accurate, too.
My only complaint is the pellets falling out of the magazine. Do you have that problem? I have the Walther magazines.
What pellets do you use?
Rick
I bought one about a year ago. It's been a lot of fun to shoot. Really accurate, too.
My only complaint is the pellets falling out of the magazine. Do you have that problem? I have the Walther magazines.
What pellets do you use?
Rick
I do not ever have a problem with the pellets falling out. I've been using the Walther pellets that came with it, and a BUNCH of Crossman flatnose pellets.
I'm using the original Walther magazines. I'm not aware of any others.
Are you using flat nose pellets?
Regards,
James
I'm using the original Walther magazines. I'm not aware of any others.
Are you using flat nose pellets?
Regards,
James
James,
I've used 2 types of pellets - Crossman pointed and Crossman wadcutters.
The wadcutters fit better but last time at WW they were out. I'll see if I can get some of the Walther pellets.
Did your CP99 come with 2 backstraps? mine did.
The CP99 feels a tad large for my grip with the smallest one installed. I don't know how these compare to the backstraps that come with the P99 but I know it has 3.
I've been looking at buying a P99 in 9mm. The firing range I go to rents HKs and Glocks, but not Walthers. So, I've shot the USP Compact and Glock 19 for comparison and ruled out the Glock. I haven't found a P99 that I can shoot just to make sure.
I know the CP99 has the same dimensions as the P99. I love the way it feels in my hand - very comfortable. I'm also interested in the recoil as I want my 13 yr. old son to be able to shoot it. The USP Compact is a bit too much for him.
We recently bought a P22 - and both love it.
Thanks for any info. you can contribute to this.
Rick
Thanks,
Rick
I've used 2 types of pellets - Crossman pointed and Crossman wadcutters.
The wadcutters fit better but last time at WW they were out. I'll see if I can get some of the Walther pellets.
Did your CP99 come with 2 backstraps? mine did.
The CP99 feels a tad large for my grip with the smallest one installed. I don't know how these compare to the backstraps that come with the P99 but I know it has 3.
I've been looking at buying a P99 in 9mm. The firing range I go to rents HKs and Glocks, but not Walthers. So, I've shot the USP Compact and Glock 19 for comparison and ruled out the Glock. I haven't found a P99 that I can shoot just to make sure.
I know the CP99 has the same dimensions as the P99. I love the way it feels in my hand - very comfortable. I'm also interested in the recoil as I want my 13 yr. old son to be able to shoot it. The USP Compact is a bit too much for him.
We recently bought a P22 - and both love it.
Thanks for any info. you can contribute to this.
Rick
Thanks,
Rick
I'm getting a CP Sport for Christmas. I'll let you know how it shoots then.
I have shot my friends CP99 and it was very accurate like yours. I did notice that some of the pellets would fall out also. I think he was using crosman pellets.
Also, I think the dimensions are a little bit bigger on the CP99 than the P99. Or it just seemed to me that way because the CP99 had a different feel to it than my P99's do.
Devin
I have shot my friends CP99 and it was very accurate like yours. I did notice that some of the pellets would fall out also. I think he was using crosman pellets.
Also, I think the dimensions are a little bit bigger on the CP99 than the P99. Or it just seemed to me that way because the CP99 had a different feel to it than my P99's do.
Devin
CP99s are slightly smaller than P99s. I dont have one, but I like the way they look. I like my blowback PPK/S Co2.
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