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The actual colouration applicable to this pistol, would be the Coyote tan (as per the pictures we took ourselves). The FDE is for illustration purposes only.
Excellent replica of the BERETTA 84FS, in this like dual-tone of FDE (Flat Dark Earth) and black.
The pistol handles excellently, certainly has its own standard of quality that doesn't eke after RETAY. We would certainly rank these NIKSAN blank pistols in league w/ the EKOL brand, likewise w/ ZORAKI. However, these pistols do handle different from the two aforementioned gun.
Key Features;
The gripstocks on the pistol is polymer, runs flush w/ the frame in terms of its rounded boundaries. The panels themselves are lightly stippled and the handle width collectively, is about the same as the RETAY 84FS, but of course, no aggressive RETAY-style grip texturing.
The fasteners used to hold these grip stocks in place, are proper cheese head flat-drive screws w/ machine screw threading. The finish on them comes across quite pleasant and cleanly machined.
The safety is frame-mounted, stepped both on top and the bottom at an angle, that corresponds to a person's natural ergonomy, which does make this lever easy to toggle and easy on your thumb. It does positively snap into the FIRE postion and the lever doesn't scratch the finish off the slide. The red FIRE indicator is embossed into the slide, so that friction won't rub it off with time, which is a unique feature. The safety lever likewise when engaged, will capture the slide / prohibit its rearward movement as well as disengaging the trigger from the sear.. This means you'll be able to freely pull the trigger in DA or SA, but it will not toggle the hammer. The safety however, does not physically obstruct the rear of the firing pin.
The cocking serrations are nice and deeply cut, making toggling the slide a real breezee, despite their low profile, which is nice - the opposite is the case w/ the RETAY 84 FS for example, where the serrations are more minimalist, shallower, thinner and isn't too grippy. On this pistol, you have an array of slanted serrations, 45mm in length altogether, which alot of your thumb and index fingers can grapple onto. The EKOL 99 compensates for this by having a slightly looser blowback spring, requiring less cocking force.
Heavier blowback springs have the advantage of pushing more pressure through the barrel, resulting in less and lower temperature pressure pushing out the ejection port - especially useful for pushing high pressure blank cartridges / to optimize the distance of pepper from pepper cartridges discharged.
The barrel end has a femle thread protector that can be threaded out w/ one's bare hand. We cannot confirm at this time if keeping this removed, would negatively impact the pistol's ability to fire semiauto, although our suspicion is that it will not.
The pistol is Single Action as well as Double Action, which is what we've come to expect from all BERETTA hammer fired replicas.
The magazine floorplate is rounded off neat, w/ no forward jut at the base that would normally serve as a firing hand backstop. Likewise, the magazine comes out w/ no resistance, also slips up the magwell w/ no real resistance like you'd find on BLOW and RETAY pistols - we really are quite chuffed w/ this.
The sights are realistic in appearance and when gazed across, you can see that a good margin of precision has been employed in their manufacture, which alot of other blank guns just sports atop as dummy features.
On this pistol, basically the slide os FDE, as are the grip stocks. The frame and controls are all black.
This pistol does otherwise operate nice and cleanly, which many other blank guns for this same price tag, will not offer.
The pistol does field strip similarly to the BLOW P29 and is a relative breeze to put back together as well. This could be done under a minute for most people acquainted w/ different blank guns and firearms.
Technical Specifications;
Replica of
BERETTA 84FS / CHEETAH
Calibre
9x22mm P.A.K
Dimensions (mm)Length;Height;Width;
17412331
Firing method
Hammer fired
Magazine capacity
8+1
Composition
All metal design, frame and slide, except the gripstocks
Safety
Ambidextrous frame-mounted safety levers that are dually stepped, at an angle. Easy to toggle, has a clear "FIRE" red dot depression in the slide itself. These levers operate in synchrony and do positively lock in FIRE position.The safety lever disengages the sear, likewise locks / secures the slide.
Ease of Field Strip
7/10.. Some of the blank guns that are replica of modern pistols, field strips easier. Though for an 84 FS replica, this pistol does strip and reassembly back together easily.- The lever on the RH face of the pistol should be rotated into the 6 'o clock position, withdrawn from the pistol frame completely, thereafter the slide can hitch off the rear.
Lanyard loophole
No
Removable gripstocks
No. The texturing of the handle is fixed and cannot be toggled, only permanently modified. It can only be toggled by swopping out the entirety of the frame, or by attaching something like a PACHMAYR slip-on grip
Magazine Release
Traditional
Underbarrel Picatinny Rail
Yes, one forward slot available only
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