Go pro on the paintball field with this T4E (Training for Engagement) .43 caliber paintball pistol from Umarex. This gun is a 1:1 scale replica of the Walther PPQ M2 with official trademarks engraved on the metal slide, polymer lower, and drop out magazine. Just like the real gun, it features a unique trigger safety lever, picatinny accessory rail, and yellow dot sights. For added convenience, the grip’s back strap functions as a hex lever to access the CO2 compartment in the grip. This model has a tactical full-black finish and comes in a custom carrying case with a cleaning hose and replacement magazine spring.
Features:
Name: T4E PPQ M2
Type: paintball gun
Power: CO2
Material: metal and polymer
Overall Length: 180 mm (7.1 in)
Weight: 848 g (29.9 oz)
Action: semi-automatic
Trigger: single action
Barrel Length: 102 mm (4 in)
Blowback: yes
Magazine Capacity: 9 rounds
Ammo Type: .43 paintballs
Muzzle Velocity: 355 FPS
The ammo I use with my Walther PPQ M2 T4E .43caliber Co2 pistol is 'riot-ball' made of PVC/nylon and these very smooth & hard Riot-Balls are blasted out the PPQ's barrel with an average of over 410 fps!!! I don't paintball, and was not planning on owning this pistol until I came across the reuaseable Riot-Balls. The pistol is well made and looks & feels very close to the cartridge firing models. The tri-dot sights are perfect for fast target acquisition, and the grips and trigger as well as the oversized trigger guard all add up to a very comfortable fit when holding and shooting this PPQ M2 T4E. As far as AirGuns go, this is a "big bore" air pistol, that, when paired with the Riot-Ball .43caliber ammo, makes one helluva co2 plinker. I stuff a box with old denim jeans, and tape paper targets to the sides of the box. Most, or all of the Riot-Balls can be collected from the box, and washed off for use another day. The PVC/nylon balls will break up if shot at solid hard metal, but nothing else seems to affect them.
