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  1. Best overall

    Crossman 1377 American Classic

    4.5/5 $60-$80

    A highly popular single-pump pneumatic pistol with adjustable rear sight and rifled steel barrel, offering excellent accuracy for target shooting and plinking.

    • Great accuracy
    • Durable build
    • Adjustable sights
    • Single-pump requires effort
  2. Realistic feel

    Gamo PT-80 Blowback

    4.2/5 $60-$80

    A CO2-powered blowback pistol that mimics the recoil of a real firearm, ideal for training and fun shooting.

    • Realistic blowback
    • Good ergonomics
    • Reliable CO2 performance
    • CO2 cartridges not included
    • Lower power for target shooting
  3. Beeman P17
    Best budget pick Beeman

    Beeman P17

    4.4/5 $58.23 Only 3 left

    An affordable single-stroke pneumatic pistol with surprisingly good accuracy and a rifled barrel, great for beginners.

    • Very affordable
    • Good accuracy
    • Easy to use
    • Plastic build
    • Trigger is heavy
  4. Sig Sauer P320-M17 Air Pistol
    Best replica Sig Sauer

    Sig Sauer P320-M17 Air Pistol

    4.6/5 $144.71

    A CO2-powered replica of the Sig Sauer P320-M17, featuring blowback action, realistic weight, and a polymer frame for training.

    • Realistic look and feel
    • Blowback action
    • Good accuracy
    • Expensive
    • CO2 cost over time
  5. Umarex Glock 17 Gen5 BB Pistol
    Best for training Umarex

    Umarex Glock 17 Gen5 BB Pistol

    4.5/5 $44.99

    A licensed Glock replica with blowback, drop-free magazine, and realistic trigger, perfect for practice and action shooting.

    • Licensed replica
    • Blowback action
    • Good build quality
    • BBs may jam occasionally
    • Requires CO2
  6. Daisy Powerline 415
    Budget plinking Crosman

    Daisy Powerline 415

    4.1/5 $39.90

    An inexpensive smoothbore CO2 pistol that fires BBs quickly, ideal for casual backyard plinking and tin can shooting.

    • Very low price
    • Quick shooting
    • Lightweight
    • Poor accuracy
    • Cheap plastic feel

Buying advice

Consider your primary use: target accuracy requires a rifled barrel (e.g., Crossman 1377), while realistic training benefits from blowback CO2 pistols like the Sig Sauer or Glock. Budget matters, but cheap smoothbore pistols sacrifice accuracy. Also factor in ongoing costs of CO2 cartridges and BBs/pellets.

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