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Eisande · November 7, 2005, 04:50 AM

The Anderson website seems to be down.
I bought a Sig 226 airsoft by Tokyo Marui. The levers and action is identical. Slide locks back after the last BB is shot. decock lever works, etc. Trigger is probably too easy, but I think it is great for some practice work. I mostly got it for practice with the wife in our house working out self defense scenarios. It is a good way to put the gun in various places and see how hard/slow it is to lay in bed, or wherever, and retrieve the gun AND then shoot at the target.
The target is sometimes me with a face mask and heavy coat on, those BB's really hurt.
The gun looks SO real that I am careful not to have any windows open where a neighbor might look in and get scared.

November 7, 2005, 04:50 AM	#8
Eisande Member Join Date: June 15, 2005 Location: Lomita, CA Posts: 24	The Anderson website seems to be down. I bought a Sig 226 airsoft by Tokyo Marui. The levers and action is identical. Slide locks back after the last BB is shot. decock lever works, etc. Trigger is probably too easy, but I think it is great for some practice work. I mostly got it for practice with the wife in our house working out self defense scenarios. It is a good way to put the gun in various places and see how hard/slow it is to lay in bed, or wherever, and retrieve the gun AND then shoot at the target. The target is sometimes me with a face mask and heavy coat on, those BB's really hurt. The gun looks SO real that I am careful not to have any windows open where a neighbor might look in and get scared.