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A good soft air pistol should feel right right away - both in your hand and when you pull the trigger. Some want a sidearm for matches, others are looking for something simple for target shooting or training. Regardless of what you need, there is a lot to choose from, and it is not always easy to know what distinguishes the models. That is why we have put together our own guide to the best soft air pistol in tests, with models we often recommend to customers who want something that works without hassle.
Below you will find pistols we like a little extra. It is not about a certain type of operation or style - but rather which ones suit your way of playing. Some are simple and smooth, others have more weight and details. What they all have in common is that they are up to par and give a nice feeling in the game.
We've picked out six soft air pistols that we think stand out a little bit. Including popular models like Glock, 1911 and Desert Eagle - proven choices that many people like and that work in all situations. But we've also included a few other pistols that we think deserve attention. They're good stuff through and through, with a nice feel, good grip and solid construction. Simply put, pistols that are easy to like and that we ourselves are happy to recommend when someone asks for a new sidearm.
Swiss Arms Navy is a really nice soft air pistol inspired by the Sig Sauer P229 - a weapon used by both special forces and police around the world. The pistol has official Swiss weapon markings, including 9mm Para, which gives a realistic and stylish look. It has a powerful blowback, a metal body and a working decocker. The trigger system is SA/DA, which gives the right feel with every shot. With a weight of 795 grams and a length of 180 mm, it fits well in the hand and provides good balance when playing. A sturdy and reliable sidearm for those who like classic design.
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This version of the Desert Eagle 50AE is a solid piece with a classic feel and official Magnum Research license markings. The weapon is made of ABS plastic, which keeps the weight down without compromising on feel. The blowback function provides good recoil and a nice pressure in every shot. The grip is textured with a logo and the gun comes complete with a magazine, gun case and a bag of bullets. The overall length is 270 mm and the adjustable hop-up allows you to fine-tune the accuracy. A Desert Eagle that looks and feels right - without being too heavy to carry in the game.
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The GLOCK 45 Gen5 MOS is a realistic soft air pistol with details that reflect the original down to the smallest detail. The pistol has an aluminum casing, adjustable hop-up and a powerful blowback with a nozzle system that provides comfortable recoil. The MOS function allows you to mount a red dot sight with the right adapter, and it works with most standard holsters. The magazine holds 20 bullets and the weapon shoots around 100 m/s. With the same disassembly as the original and compatibility with real accessories, this is a model that suits you who want both feel and function in a convenient format.
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The Swiss Arms Sig X-Five is a heavy and well-balanced soft air pistol with a really good feel. Made entirely of metal, with a plastic grip for the right balance and grip feel. The pistol has a strong blowback, semi-automatic fire mode and shoots around 100 m/s with CO2 as a propellant. The sight is clear - white front and black rear. The underside is equipped with a rail for accessories such as a lamp or laser. With 1:1 scale, BAXS barrel and adjustable hop-up, this is a model that both feels and performs really well right out of the box.
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The Chiappa Rhino 60DS is an incredibly realistic soft air revolver, manufactured in collaboration with Chiappa Firearms, BO Manufacture and Wingun. The model has a metal barrel and frame, fiber optic sights and the same dimensions as the sharp version. The piston sides are in wood color and have a built-in Allen key for adjustment. The gun is powered by a 12g CO2 cartridge and shoots around 95 m/s. The magazine holds six rounds and is loaded with moon clips. A unique model that really stands out in both feel and quality of detail - perfect for those who like revolvers with class.
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The Colt 1911 Rail Dual Tone is a solid soft air pistol with a classic design and modern function. The pistol is made entirely of metal and has licensed Colt markings that give an authentic impression. It has a rail under the barrel for mounting accessories such as a lamp or laser. The blowback function provides realistic recoil, and the BAX system ensures that the shots go straight and stable. Powered by CO2 and shoots around 105 m/s. A well-balanced model that combines classic style with modern details - perfect for those who like the 1911 platform with a little extra pressure.
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There are plenty of soft air pistols to choose from, and although many look pretty similar on the surface, they differ a lot when you start looking a little closer. It's not just about appearance, but also about feel, function and what you want out of the gun. Here we go through the most important things to consider before choosing a model.
First and foremost - think about what you will use the soft air pistol for. Will it be your primary weapon, or a side weapon to have in a match? Do you plan to use it for training at home, sniper shooting or just as a fun addition? The answer to that question affects quite a bit of what you should look for. A simpler model will go a long way if you just want to shoot a little at targets, while you may want something more robust and detailed if you are going to use it in games.
A soft air pistol may have the right specifications on paper but still not feel right when you hold it. The grip, the balance, the weight - all of that matters. Some models are more compact and agile, others have more weight and pressure. There is no right or wrong here, it's mostly about what feels good to you. Do you like a wider grip or something narrower? Heavy gun or lighter model? Feel free to try a few different ones if you have the opportunity.
Many soft air pistols are licensed and have official markings from manufacturers such as Glock, Colt or SIG Sauer. This does not affect the function itself, but it makes a big difference for those who want the most realistic experience possible. Markings, details and fit can be a little sharper - but this is usually also reflected in the price. There are plenty of good guns without a license too, so think about how important it is to you.
Most soft air pistols are made of metal, sometimes with some parts in plastic or composite. The important thing is not exactly what material is used, but how well the gun is built. A good metal gun should feel stable, not loose and have a smooth finish. The same goes for plastic models - a well-made polymer gun can be really nice to use. Also keep in mind that a heavier gun can feel more realistic, but also be harder to carry during longer games.
Most models today have blowback - that is, the casing moves backwards with each shot, just like on a real gun. It gives a nice recoil feeling and makes the overall impression more vivid. But it also draws more gas, and requires a little more maintenance. If you just want to shoot at home, a simpler model without blowback may be enough, but if you are looking for a feel in the game, it is almost a must.
Hop-up is a function that adjusts how the bullet moves in the air, and it affects both range and accuracy. Most soft air pistols have adjustable hop-up these days, but it is worth double-checking. A well-adjusted hop-up can make a big difference, especially if you are going to play outdoors or at longer distances.
Different models have different magazine capacities. Some guns are loaded with loose cartridges (like revolvers), others have standard magazines. Consider whether you want more magazines or if one is enough. Extra magazines are a must if you are going to use the gun in games, so check what is available for the model you choose.
If you like to customize your equipment, choose a model with rails or other mounting options. Then you can attach a light, laser or other accessories. Some models also have MOS systems for red dot sights. It is not something you must have, but it can be fun to be able to build on over time.
Choosing a soft air pistol is largely about feel. It should be fun to use the weapon - it should fit well in your hand, feel right when you shoot and work the way you want. Think about how you'll use the gun, what style you like, and whether you want something you can build on. This will make it easier to find a model you really enjoy.
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