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        Mar 05 2019

        NEW line of premium Airsoft PCP guns

        SMG Inc. is proud to present a new line of premium Airsoft PCP guns that operate on HPA.

        Sep 13 2018

        Andy's Airgun Reviews: Gletcher NGT-R

        Andy is the Host and a hobby Air gunner and video maker and produces the AAR channels during his spare time. AAR channels bring you the latest News and Reviews of products in the world of airguns, air rifles, air pistols, accessories and all things Airgun related.

        Nov 07 2017

        Replica Airguns: Which Classic Legends Airgun is the Best?

        In this Classic Legends Airguns comparison video I look at a number of different Classic or Legendary BB Airguns and compare them to each other to determine which one I personally feel is the best . My final choices are of course based on my own personal opinion and in this video I end up picking two as they where kind of each in their own class.

        Feb 09 2017

        2017 SHOT Show Report

        Thanks to those who stopped by, see you at the next SHOT Show!

        Jan 16 2017

        Come See Us At The Shot Show!

        SMG will be at the 2017 Shot Show, January 17-20 at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

        Dec 20 2016

        Hard Air Magazine: Gletcher M1944 BB Rifle Review

        The Gletcher M1944 BB rifle is a real, stand-out unique airgun in the current market. For some people, it's the best thing since sliced bananas. Others will wonder what the fuss is about.

        Oct 24 2016

        Replica Airguns: Gletcher NGT R CO2 Pellet Revolver Field Test Review

        The Gletcher NGT R like the BB shooting NGT is a fairly small air revolver and so pretty much anyone should be able to shoot this air revolver even if you have smaller hands, I did find that pre-cocking the hammer for single action shooting was a bit of a stretch when reaching over with the thumb, but you can just as easily shoot in double action, both trigger pulls are nice and light with the double action being a bit longer and heavier.

        Jun 10 2016

        GunsAmerica: Backyard Mosin-Nagant Shooting!

        This .177 air rifle is a remarkable reproduction of a full sized Mosin-Nagant. It also shoots great, and you get over 100 shots per cartridge.

        May 17 2016

        Come See Us At The NRA Annual Meetings!

        SMG will be at the 2016 NRA Annual Meetings, May 19-22nd at the Kentucky Exposition Center Lobby in Louisville, Kentucky.

        May 17 2016

        S.W.A.T. magazine: Maximize your Practice

        Most of us don’t get to the range as often as we’d like to or should. Few of us live where we can just step outside and shoot. Even when we do get to the range, restrictions often limit our training. And then there’s the cost ammo isn’t cheap...

        date: Apr 01 2015

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        HardAirMagazine: Gletcher M1891 Air Pistol Review

        Long ago, I owned a beautiful Soviet 1891/30 Mosin Nagant sniper rifle. My reaction to this Gletcher M1891 CO2 pistol is that it’s an incredibly realistic copy of the Mosin Nagant action.

        by Stephen Archer on March 28, 2015

        Hard Air Magazine carried an announcement of the new Gletcher M1891 air pistol just a few days ago.

        Now, hot on the heels of that, a package arrived at the HAM offices containing one of these very unusual BB-firing air pistols for us to review.

        I couldn’t wait to open it and write this Gletcher M1891 air pistol review!

        Long ago, I owned a beautiful Soviet 1891/30 Mosin Nagant sniper rifle (firearm). So I’m very familiar with the action and operation of this type of gun. Although – like most people – I’ve never handled a real cut down “Obrez” version of the M1891 that this replica copies.

        My reaction to this Gletcher M1891 CO2 pistol is that it’s an incredibly realistic copy of the Mosin Nagant action.

        The Gletcher M1891 air pistol comes in beautiful packaging, complete with an exploded parts diagram on the inside cover of the box. It has a nicely-printed, well-intentioned owner’s manual in English, German and Russian.

        The bolt cycles with exactly the correct, clunky feel of the M1891 action. It even has the same “clack clack” noise as the action is cycled. (if you own a Mosin Nagant firearm, you’ll know what I mean).

        Like the firearm version, it’s a two-piece bolt with a separate cocking piece that flies forward with a satisfying thunk when the gun is fired. It can be rotated to safe, just like the firearm cocking piece. Note that pulling back the cocking piece cocks the bolt and – if the trigger is thenpulled – the gun will fire. But, like the firearm, no projectile will have been loaded into the breech and so the resulting shot will not fire a BB.

        The single stage trigger feels right, too, although the pull weight on the sample reviewed by HAM was 3 lb 4 oz – somewhat less than that of most Mosin Nagant firearms.

        The Gletcher M1891 bolt disassembles in almost exactly the same way as that of the original firearm, too.

        BBs and CO2 are loaded into the substantial metal magazine assembly that snaps up into place in the single-stack magazine of the firearm. The magazine is released by a catch positioned just in front of the trigger guard, replicating the latch for the magazine floor plate on the firearm.

        There’s an extremely realistic look, together with a very realistic weight and heft to the gun.The sample tested by HAM weighed 5 lb 13 oz, which I guess to be about right for this cut down version.

        For our Gletcher M1891 CO2 pistol review, HAM loaded it with Umarex steel BBs. In the cool 60 degree F temperature of our range, the pistol showed an average muzzle velocity of 400 fps. This is close to the 427 fps claimed by the manufacturer. Of course, like all CO2-powered airguns, the M1891 CO2 pistol will shoot faster in warmer ambient temperatures, so that muzzle velocity claim will almost certainly be achieved at higher temperatures.

        We experienced no jams or CO2 leaks when making this Gletcher M1891 CO2 pistol review.

        Accuracy was clearly in the “minute of soda can” range that’s expected for a BB pistol.

        Is there anything that seemed less than completely realistic?

        Well, if I’m trying hard, really hard, I can find just a few very minor faults…

        The plastic stock looks very realistic, but it would be just perfect if the wood pattern on the cutdown ends of the stock showed a radial “cut across the wood” pattern, instead of an “along the grain” effect.

        The front sight is a single piece part, representative of 1891/30 and later-type models but without the drift adjustment for windage found on M1891-type firearms.

        And although the rear sight looks to be an excellent replica of the late-model M44 carbine sight, I would have expected this Russian Civil War-era cutdown version to have the longer, older pattern rear sight.

        But these are very minor gripes!

        Truthfully, when making this Gletcher M1891 air pistol review, I didn’t really know how to hold the gun. For me, it’s waaaaayyyy to long and heavy to hold as a pistol, yet the cut down buttstock is too short to hold it as a rifle. In the end, I used two hands to shoot and held the gun as if there was an invisible full length rifle buttstock in place.

        I acknowledge that this Gletcher M1891 air pistol review is more personal than HAM’s usual test reviews. That’s because it appealed to me so much at an emotional level. I think you’ll find the same, too.

        I would really love a full length rifle version of this airgun!

         

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        GLG 314

        GLG 314

        Stylish glases for shooting; have a set of various accessories

        M 1891

        M 1891

        The Gletcher M1891 is a pneumatic replica of the classic sawed-Off military Rifle.

        M 712

        M 712

        An air version of the German shooting legend. It has a real historical appearance and full auto mode.

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