Advice on the Umarex .43 cal Semi Auto Pistols?

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  • infamoussmiley
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    • Jul 2020
    • 629

    #1

    Advice on the Umarex .43 cal Semi Auto Pistols?

    Hey folks

    I could use advice. I keep going in circles on the Umarex .43 cal semi auto pistols. Most places I play allow them for play. I am always looking for a sidearm that is practical and not a glorified John Woo film prop. Thoughts on the Umarex .43 cal semi auto pistols?

    All the best,

    Smiley
  • somethingbenign
    Newbie
    • Jul 2020
    • 11
    • Omaha, NE

    #2
    A buddy of mine has one I think. Any specific questions you want me to ask him?

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    • netsurferdude2
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 879
      • North of Bawlmer

      #3
      If you want it for the cool factor then it works. If you want a playable sidearm, go with something in 68cal. I hated my .43 cal pistol. It wouldn't break on anything more than 10ft away.

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      • infamoussmiley
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        • Jul 2020
        • 629

        #4
        Originally posted by somethingbenign
        A buddy of mine has one I think. Any specific questions you want me to ask him?
        Anything really... How hard are they to maintain? How is the chopping issue? Parts availability?

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        • infamoussmiley
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          • Jul 2020
          • 629

          #5
          Oh, and what models to avoid?

          Best,

          Smiley

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          • russc
            MCB Member
            • Jul 2020
            • 406

            #6
            The paint will only break on masks and guns...the smaller the paint, the harder it is to get it to break on your target without breaking in the gun, so .43 tends to be relatively thick-shelled. I think .50 is workable, but .43 is just too damn small.

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            • JonM
              MCB Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 1295
              • Landisburg, PA

              #7
              Originally posted by infamoussmiley

              Anything really... How hard are they to maintain? How is the chopping issue? Parts availability?
              If they're anything like the .43 cal I used to own, they're overly complicated and a pain to work on. I don't know if it's still the case or not, but it used to be that tearing it apart yourself would actually void the warranty.
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