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(I've put it here as the possible answer could be springer > gas)

I've often fancied getting a really small secondary (maybe even thirdary?) as a back-up for those really tight CQB situations and times I don't want to worry about a  full-sized fairly pistol on the belt. The obvious choices are WE CT25 & Umarex Glock 42, I understand they won't shoot as some larger pistols but we're not talking headshots from 50 metres here.

Does anyone bother with one? If so, what's at least reliable enough to count upon?

 
Can't tell you the least reliable, but I once owned a TM g26, pretty tiny but excellent quality & performance for such a small gun.

Even up against the g19, which is the next smallest Glock, it's diminutive.

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Ct25 i had was fun accurate to maybe 15 meters. TM glock will be your best bet. But you have tanaka small frame revolvers (expensive) matrix two shot derangers and there are a couple of single shot shotguns that use APS/PPS shells 

 
Its not the tiniest, but the we makarov can be made to shoot much further than i suspect you need it to.

 
I love my mouse guns and I've had/have a lot of them. But the main issue is people actually feeling the hit off them. Ct25 is cool but unreliable in the cold. Hop is crap. Can get a body ay 10-15m. I modded mine can do a body shot at 20-25m now. But as said I've had a good few hits with it but there's more not feel it than do, you need a well placed shot.  When you get up to things that are really practical and small they arn't really that small anymore. Possibly the smallest and enough punch to easily feel I own is the Maruzen nbb ppk/s but they are not readily available. like the look of that jet fire.

 
Cheers guys...all pretty much as I expected. I've owned a Marui Glock 26 and currently own a 19. I feel both are outside this category, mostly due to width.

I'm possibly just looking for an excuse to buy one of those silver Colt trademarked WE CT25's from KYAirsoft as they look sooooo niiicee.

Main concern would people genuinely not feeling the hit. 

 
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For me there are more don't than do feel it when I have hit people. This said I always do take it out with me as it's a really cool little gun. The ky traded one anyway. I wouldn't bother with the standard, what's the point in carrying a near useless gun if it's not as pretty as it can be? This said I haven't used it much in the warm yet so might be a bit punchier. Also the challenge, satisfaction as the user and the victims reaction is priceless. These are the pros of buying anything silly or impractical. It's just so tiny and pretty.

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What about a WE M84?




Never used one though, so can't vouch if it's any good.. but hey, everyone likes Beretta's so a baby ones gotta be ok right?

 
It's actually not bad although I didn't own mine long and only fired it in the warm. There are better performing and reliable cold running gbbps in that size category, and some smaller tbh. Also the short barrel WE p38 which is a similar kettle of fish.

 
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There's a hfc gas colt 25 thing. 

I had one, I lost it at a game. It was 11 quid from TG or gunfire. 

Semi auto non blowback. Got a fair few kills with it. 

Nothing to catch on clothing and it holds about 8 shots. 

 
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For me there are more don't than do feel it when I have hit people. This said I always do take it out with me as it's a really cool little gun. The ky traded one anyway. I wouldn't bother with the standard, what's the point in carrying a near useless gun if it's not as pretty as it can be? This said I haven't used it much in the warm yet so might be a bit punchier. Also the challenge, satisfaction as the user and the victims reaction is priceless. These are the pros of buying anything silly or impractical. It's just so tiny and pretty.

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That trademarked CT25 with pearl grips is perfection. Definitely tempted even just as a "collectors piece" 

 
For me really completes the look. Looked about but ended up making them myself. Tbh I don't think RS ones would fit. 

 
if for som reason your thinking goblin, dont... i had one used it for a few games and sold it on. small and fun but unreliable. out of a dozen shots only once did i have the desired effect. bound to be something similar that works better... 

 
always wanted the original traded version of that with the fake wood grip. It's not that tiny compared to some but probably more practical.

 
250fps isn't too shabby either (if that's accurate). Particularly the trademarked CT25 is a very attractive piece but if you just want something functional then surely this is a winner. I'll likely add it to an order if I have something else I need to get from them.

 
thread necro time.

so i may have indulged in some retail therapy this weekend and grabbed myself a WE CT25

and jesus christ it's hilarious, adjustable hop, lifts .32's out of the box and the range is frankly ridiculous for such a tiny gun.

also seems to have decent gas effeciency too if you keep her warm.

 
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