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I'm hoping this isn't a ridiculous question but I'd like a quiet pistol for garden plinking so it must be quiet; are all NBB pistols quiet or only specific silenced ones like the MK23?

What are peoples to recommendations for decent pistols of this type? Ideally under £150. If it helps I love Makarovs and 1911's but I'd consider anything

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All non blow back pistols are quieter than GBB ones due to less moving parts. The mk23 just gets mentioned the most as they're the most easily available. Also being able to take a suppressor allows them to be even quieter.

 

Is there a specific model you're interested in?

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1 hour ago, Cannonfodder said:

All non blow back pistols are quieter than GBB ones due to less moving parts. The mk23 just gets mentioned the most as they're the most easily available. Also being able to take a suppressor allows them to be even quieter.

 

Is there a specific model you're interested in?

Any decent Makarov or 1911 would be nice, especially if it takes a silencer. Depends what's out there really, I just wanted some recommendations as it seems there's less NBB than GBB out there and I've never taken much notice of them

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The split slide versions of Hi Capa's might be an option if you're set on 1911 ish designs. Less moving mass, so inherently quieter.

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The range of nbb pistols is definitely a fraction of the size of the gbb market, I guess most people prefer blow back despite the disadvantages (and I'm certainly one of them). I don't think there are any nbb 1911s available but there is a Makarov

 

https://www.actionhobbies.co.uk/products/kwc-co2-makarov-airsoft-pistol-nbb/

 

I've no idea what they're like though.  I've never owned one as they're way too overpowered for skirmishing at over 1.5j but if you only want it for plinking that isn't an issue 

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Have you considered revolvers like the Dan Wesson 715 and th orange of Smith  & Wessons from Umarex.

Western Arms used to do some 1911 NBB which can still be found second hand occasionally, they are really Seecamp Double Action Converted 1911's.  There is also th excellent Tokyo MArui Range of NBB 1911 amongst others.

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