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warwagon · November 7, 2005, 06:03 AM

WallMart is carrying a Walther PPK bb pistol(made by walther for crossman) that is very good for training. Although a steel bb, and not truly airsoft, I have found the heft, and recoil to be helpful ininitiating the inexperienced to the feel of live fire.
The controls are not the same as the real steel,and it is single action(why, I don't know) it still may be useful to you.
And the price is right at around $60.00 as I remember. Hope this is of some help!

November 7, 2005, 06:03 AM	#10
warwagon Senior Member Join Date: November 7, 2005 Location: Dayton Oh Posts: 341	WallMart is carrying a Walther PPK bb pistol(made by walther for crossman) that is very good for training. Although a steel bb, and not truly airsoft, I have found the heft, and recoil to be helpful ininitiating the inexperienced to the feel of live fire. The controls are not the same as the real steel,and it is single action(why, I don't know) it still may be useful to you. And the price is right at around $60.00 as I remember. Hope this is of some help!