American Tactical Firefly .22 LR Blue Pistol

A: Sterl, this pistol does indeed have an ambidextrous thumb safety.

A: Yes, just bought this for my brother in laws birthday in June. Its a nice low priced pistol. Little ammo picky but otherwise a nice German made gun.

A: Chris I would give it a shot. You ammunition choice will be the factor here. You should have no issues with High Velocity 22LR ammunition like Remington Thunderbolt, Winchester M22 and others. The low power power 22LR bulk 22LR will cause cycling issues as evidenced in this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AavAgRaZJhY

A: Hi Chris, Every single one of my 22LR firearms had feeding issues with them. Once you run 300-400 rounds to break it in you shouldn't see anymore issues. I say go for it!!

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A: 22 lr pistols are ammo picky (most of not just the ATI), start with CCI mini mag ammo it is the best of the 22lr ammo for function it is the only 22lr ammo that will function all of my 22lr pistols

A: Hi Chris, Every single one of my 22LR firearms had feeding issues with them. Once you run 300-400 rounds to break it in you shouldn't see anymore issues. I say go for it!!

A: 22 lr pistols are ammo picky (most of not just the ATI), start with CCI mini mag ammo it is the best of the 22lr ammo for function it is the only 22lr ammo that will function all of my 22lr pistols

A: sorry the firefly is not on the CA DOJ handgun list here are the GSG guns on the list https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certguns?make=German+Sport+Guns+%28GSG%29&=Apply

A: Peyton, it is rather heavy. The specs on the Mosquito list trigger pull at 14lbs and 7lbs - DA and SA.

A: Hi - with the stated trigger pull weights of 14 lb in double action and 7 in single action, it si rather heavy. A 'smith might well be able to lighten it up some, but probably not much. Since it is a rimfire, it needs heavier weight springs to ensure proper ignition of the rimfire primers.. There are plenty of .22 pistols with much lighter trigger pulls - the Ruger Mark III or Mark IV being examples that come to mind. With that much trigger pull, it might be a chore to maintain accuracy with this pistol.

A: I owned the the mosquito which this gun was made using the same blueprint as they bought the rights from Sig from what I was told. Either way it's a very fun gun to shoot and not difficult or noticeable as far as the trigger pull in my opinion and my son (12yr old) didn't have an issue at the range. Hope this helps with a little more of an idea.

A: I have one and my trigger pull is around 6.5 on SA an 14 on DA but they are good

A: Clark, this model's barrel is not "Threaded" and is NY legal. Details under "Handguns" here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/new_york_restrictions.pdf

A: No Clark, this pistol does not have a threaded barrel. And it does appear to be NY compliant. Looks like you're in luck!

A: It is NY compliant this one is not a threaded barrel This is the one I own

A: James, (1) 10rd Factory 10rd Magazine is included. Spare magazine options are here just compare shipped price to get the best deal : -- https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/813393019579

A: Still just 1 magazine, check back later though.

A: This just comes with one 10 round magazine. I owned one of these before and it was a great gun but very picky on ammo. Anything under high velocity was a no go. So this can be a great pistol as long as you know to use high to hyper velocity ammo out of it. If you want a better pistol for close to the same price the Walther p22 is a great pistol. Hope this helps

A: 1 ten round mag