KWC Makarov Co2 Airsoft Pistol Non Blowback in Black

KWC Makarov PM CO2 Airsoft Pistol Non-Blowback in Black

Key Features

- Full metal Makarov PM-style construction with compact Cold War profile 

- Non-blowback CO2 system designed for strong gas efficiency 

- Over 190 effective shots possible from a single 12g CO2 capsule 

- Approximately 380-420 FPS with 0.20g BBs 

- Fixed hop-up system tuned for consistent BB flight 

- Drop-free metal magazine with approximately 13-15 round capacity 

Compact, heavy, efficient and very Soviet – this Makarov keeps things simple and gets on with the job. 

Description.

The KWC Makarov PM CO2 Non-Blowback Airsoft Pistol is a compact sidearm for players who value gas efficiency, strong CO2 performance and the unmistakable shape of one of the Cold War's best-known handguns. This black airsoft pistol follows the classic Makarov PM pattern, giving Russian, Soviet and Eastern Bloc loadouts a far more convincing sidearm than simply sticking another modern tactical pistol in the holster.

The big difference here is the non-blowback system. Unlike a conventional GBB pistol, the slide stays fixed when you fire. That means the CO2 isn't being spent throwing a heavy metal slide backwards after every shot. Instead, far more of the available gas is used to propel the BB. The result is impressive economy, with the pistol capable of delivering more than 190 effective shots from a single 12g CO2 capsule under suitable conditions. For target shooting or long outdoor game days, that's a rather handy trait.

There's another benefit to losing the blowback action: simplicity. With fewer moving components involved every time the trigger is pulled, there's less mechanical drama going on inside the pistol. That generally means less gas consumption and a straightforward operating system. You miss out on the recoil movement of a traditional GBB, of course, but if efficiency and consistency matter more to you than a cycling slide, the trade makes a lot of sense.

KWC hasn't made the Makarov feel like a lightweight toy, either. The pistol uses a full metal frame and slide combined with classic-style polymer grips. At around 160mm in overall length, it's a small handgun, but the metal construction gives it that dense, compact feel that suits the Makarov shape perfectly. It sits neatly in the hand and doesn't take up much room on a loadout. Small package, plenty of character.

Power comes from a standard 12g CO2 cartridge housed within the drop-free metal magazine. Output is listed at approximately 380-420 FPS when using 0.20g BBs, although CO2 pressure, ambient temperature and ammunition can all affect actual chronograph readings. That's important because this is a powerful BB Gun by airsoft pistol standards, so checking your site's velocity or energy limits before using it in a skirmish is essential.

CO2 also makes the Makarov particularly interesting for colder conditions. Gas pistols can become sluggish as temperatures fall, but the higher operating pressure of CO2 generally makes it a useful choice for winter shooting. Combined with the fixed-slide NBB mechanism, this setup is geared more towards dependable propulsion than theatrical recoil. Not as dramatic when you pull the trigger, perhaps, but it gets the BB moving.

The pistol uses a fixed hop-up rather than an adjustable unit. In simple terms, the hop applies a set amount of backspin to the BB to help extend its useful flight path. Because you can't fine-tune it, experimenting with BB weight is the practical way to find the ammunition the pistol likes best. Medium-to-heavier BB weights may help settle the flight of a higher-powered CO2 airsoft handgun, but always chronograph using the method required by your site.

Magazine capacity is approximately 13-15 rounds, keeping the dimensions suitably slim and close to the compact Makarov format. The metal magazine drops free for straightforward reloads and also carries the CO2 capsule, keeping the gas system neatly contained. A functioning safety and conventional magazine release add some welcome mechanical realism even though the slide itself remains stationary during firing.

For collectors, the attraction is obvious. The Makarov PM silhouette is instantly associated with Soviet military and police use, and it fits period-inspired airsoft kits beautifully. For players, though, the stronger argument is the practical one: full metal construction, compact dimensions, strong CO2 output and unusually good shot economy. It's not trying to behave like a modern race pistol. Different animal entirely.

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Other Great Features are,

Compact Makarov PM-inspired Cold War styling 

Fixed slide reduces wasted CO2 during firing 

Full metal frame and slide give the pistol a substantial feel 

Polymer grip panels retain the classic Makarov appearance 

Strong CO2 performance suits colder shooting conditions 

Drop-free metal magazine keeps reloads straightforward 

Functioning safety and magazine release 

Fixed hop-up keeps the internal setup simple 

In the box:

- 1x KWC Makarov PM CO2 Non-Blowback Airsoft Pistol

- 1x Metal CO2 Magazine

Specifications

Brand: KWC

Model: Makarov PM / KCB-44DHN

Type: CO2 Non-Blowback Airsoft Pistol

Action: Semi-Automatic Non-Blowback

Power Source: 12g CO2 Capsule

Colour: Black

Frame Material: Metal

Slide Material: Metal

Grip Material: Polymer

Overall Length: Approximately 160mm

Velocity: Approximately 380-420 FPS with 0.20g BBs

Hop-Up: Fixed

Magazine Type: Drop-Free Metal CO2 Magazine

Magazine Capacity: Approximately 13-15 Rounds

Approximate Shot Count: Over 190 Effective Shots Per 12g CO2 Capsule

Safety: Functional

Blowback: No

Sku :

110189