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If you’re looking for an affordable air pistol that’s a cut above most entry CO2 guns, the BOA is that gun. Forget the extra bells and whistles, this gun doesn’t have blowback, no and it’s not based on a real steel firearm. But in spite of itself, this gun boasts some impressive stats! Shooting 19rd at 410 fps the BOA boasts impressive accuracy for a plinker. Remove the grip to reveal the CO2 cartridge—load one up and get an impressive 180 shots per fill. Made from sturdy polymer, and weighing in at only 1lb, this air pistol is ideal for young shooters or those new to CO2 repeaters. The BOA is a plinker/tactical trainer for a for a price point anyone can afford!
Bear River BOA CO2 BB Pistol Features
Bear River BOA CO2 BB Pistol Features
- Semi-automatic
- Uses a 12-gram CO2 cartridge
- 19rd magazine
- Bottom tactical rail
- 180 shots per fill
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Specs
- ManufacturerBarra
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 410 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Semiautomatic
- Barrel Style Smooth bore
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 1.00
- Overall Length 7.00
- Barrel Length 0.00
- Loudness 3-Medium
- Magazine Capacity 0
- Mechanism CO2
- Rail Weaver mounts
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights Blade
- Rear Sights Fixed
- Shots per Fill 0
- Trigger Adjustability 0
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Plinking/Fun
- Warranty 30-day limited warranty
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By CharlesUSAJune 18, 2017This was my second airgun ever and I loved it. I had the gun for like 6 months, it shot very nice. However this gun can break easily, mine work like a charm for months, then I dropped it one day and I guess a valve broke because when I put a co2 in it, it all shot out the barrel. So this is a great pistol, but it can break easily.
Pros
Fun, sleek and good for younger shooters.
Cons
Breaks easily
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This Gun looks Identical to the Crossman C11,,, is it the same thing ?
asked Keith from USANeed to order 19rd magazine for this particular c02 bb pistol
asked Ronnie Lord View Next
Being the Bear River BOA is my first CO2 air gun, I found this 19 shot mag semi-auto .177 BB pistol a "blast" to shoot! I own two .177 pellet break-barrels and two .177 pellet SPPs pistols and enjoy those for their extreme accuracy. But for pure shooting fun and speed, the BOA is a lot of air gun. Got 400 rounds through it (2 CO2 cartridges) using Umarex precision steel 5.1g BB's and with a fresh CO2 cartridge, obtaining 409fps and over 400fps the first 4 clips. Even with the 10th 19-round full clip (190 bb's), velocity stayed up over 350fps, then dropped below 300 on the 11th full clip, with POI and penetration starting to suffer...Not Bad! I Quickly became accustomed to the long trigger 2 stage pull and was able to hand hold 19 shot groupings within 2" C to C at 10 yds with the open "plastic" sights. Function wise, all worked perfectly, including the two additional Beretta 19-Shot Stick Magazines I added with the BOA purchase!! Once the clip emptied, the following shot cycle had a Distinctly Different sound, letting me know to reload another clip...Nice! The plastic body is solid, however the rear sliding grip panel (backed up to install CO2 cartridges) is loose fitting. Removed and set the u-shaped grip panel in my workbench soft vise, slowly added some heat gun air and lightly re-formed the shroud to hold a tighter grip on the pistol grip housing. So far, shooting as is with the installed open sights. The 2nd stage trigger has too long a reset, but still able to pull quick subsequent follow-up shots and keep them on target! I'll probably add an under barrel laser sight for my indoor target POI acquisition accuracy! Excellent shot count, consistent muzzle velocity, accuracy and great value...the BR BOA has it all!
Pros
Accurate, Shot Count, Muzzle Velocity, Compact, Light, Value
Cons
Long (1.25") & Heavy (6.5#) Trigger Pull