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Hi guys, I'm just wondering if shooting a CO2 powered air pistol / BB pistol will help to hone one's skill in IPSC / Production class. I'm referring to reinforce the basics of shooting like sight alignment, grip, trigger control & so forth. If so, are there any tips on how to practice using air pistol? I have found a CO2 powered air pistol that actually has DA/SA mode which is a Walther P88. I'm using a CZ SP-01 / 9mm for my Production Class. Cheers mate!

I am following the IPSC's "Production Class" rules & not USPSA's IPSC "Production Class" rules which I believe is slightly different. In the IPSC's "Production Class" rules, it must have a 5lb trigger pull & no painting or alteration to the frame is allowed. It does not say anything about prohibiting s. steel or tungsten guide rod. I have no problem in handling the G-17 shooting factory 9mm load but just want to play with different guide rods & springs to come up with the best combination.

Hi guys, Can anyone tell me which is the heaviest non-captive tungsten guide-rod available in the after-market & where to get it? It also occur to me that the tungsten guide-rods available in the market now will only work with ISMI wound recoil spring. I am looking for tungsten a guide-rod that can use ISMI as well as Wolff springs. Also anyone has any experience with the Ghost 5lb tactical connector? Thanks mate!!!!