Gas pistol Cuno Melcher P08, satin, cal. 9 mm

A copy of the popular German World War II. gun P08 Parrabellum. The capacity 4 rounds. With the help of the adapter, it is possible to fire rockets and other pyrotechnic articles. The gun has an all-metal design. The gun has a unique disign and high quality workmanship. It is a unique replica of this war gun, of course, there is quality German manufacturing. It is characterized by high reliability despite a difficult charging system.

When using for self-defense, there is a real efficiency of gas or spicy cartridges for distance up to 4 m.

The original Luger P08 is one of the most famous pistols in the world. In Europe, it is better known as "Parabellum". The original pistol was developed by George Luger from the first commercially succesful self-loading firearm - the C93 pistol by the gun inventor Hugo Borchardt, which is modeled on the Maxim machine gun. Georg Luger had the Luger pistol patented in 1898. Since 1900 it started being produced in Germany by Ludwig Loewe's Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken (DWM). The pistol was usually very well executed, in its time it was one of the most reliable self-loading guns. The main disadvantage was a relatively high production complexity, inappropriate when it comes to service weapons. The pistol was produced in many varieties. It is well known mainly as the "P-O-EIGHT" or "O-EIGHT". In fact, this popular label applies only to its variant, as it was officially accepted into the arms of the Reichswehr beofre World War I. This means the Luger pistol with its 98 mm-long barrel, caliber 9 mm Luger, without an automatic palm safety and with a protrusion for attaching superstructural gunstocks.

Gas guns by CUNO MELCHER are labeled C.I.P. and bear a German PTB test mark.

• Gas pistol Cuno Melcher P08 Satin
• Plastic case
• Manual
• Warranty certificate

• Caliber: 9 mm P.A.K
• Magazine capacity: 4
• Height: 143 mm
• Length: 220 mm
• Width: 35 mm
• Weight: 900 g