They can be a little. With some spring adjustment and trying a few types of ammo to find out what's reliable, they end up being pretty good.paz wrote:One of the guys at our club has one of these, never seen it shoot all that well, always having ejection probs, might be a fussy eater i think.Quick wrote:I like the Sig Mosiquito.
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Mick
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Hows the accuracy over 50 yards mate?Brett-Cox wrote: It serves me awesomely, From new the trigger needed work and a full length guide rod was put in but it still shot reasonable then, ive put a new trigger, springs, sights, combat hammer, ambi safety all in and it goes like a dream. Warning though mate the edges are sharp as shit when new
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I havwent used the Sig Mossie yet, just like the look of them. I might just get the .22LR conversionkit for the Beretta instead. I know the beretta shoots well. I love it. Just need to find a decent one.
Any of you blokes tryed/own a HS2000/Springfield XD.
Any of you blokes tryed/own a HS2000/Springfield XD.