Airgun pistol LOV 21, 12g CO2, cal. 4.5mm (.177)

Airgun of 4.5 mm calibre designed exclusively for target shooting. The weapon uses pellets or lead BBs as ammunition. It is not an airsoft replica.

Single-shot airgun pistol LOV 21 from Czech manufacturer Lověna is a high quality and very accurate airgun for 12g CO2 cartridges. It is also possible to use smaller 8g CO2 cartridges by purchasing the 8g CO2 cartridge piercer, see Related products.

It is suitable for target, fun or sport shooting. It is popular especially among beginner shooters and is used by shooting clubs for training shooting.

The design of the gun is simple and reliable. The body of the gun is made of high quality polymer, the stock is ergonomic. A CO2 cartridge is inserted into the stock. The rear sight is metal, fully adjustable.

Approximately 50 shots can be fired per cartridge (depending on the ambient temperature).

The pistol is prepared for firing by pulling the ailerons forward, inserting the CO2 cartridge into the pistol grip (bottom down, so that it can be penetrated by the screw-in end cap) and screwing in the penetrating end cap. The first shot is fired blank. After firing, the slide is slid back and a 4,5 mm pellet is inserted into the barrel groove. The slide is pushed all the way in. By pulling the ailerons forward, the firing pin is cocked and the pistol is ready to fire.

A second CO2 penetrating end cap is included. When replacing the CO2 cartridge, it is necessary to use this spare one, because the original one has temporarily enlarged o-ring by the action of CO2 (the O-ring diameter is regenerated again within a few minutes).

According to the Czech Firearms and Ammunition Act, this weapon is classified as category D. Category D weapons can be purchased from the age of 18 without a firearms licence or registration. Category D weapons must be carried concealed and stored in the same way as real steel firearms. The weapon may be used at a range or designated safe area.

If you are ordering a weapon to a country other than the Czech Republic, check the legislation in force in your country - what are the conditions for acquiring, owning and firing the weapon.