Buyer's Guide
How to Choose the Right Ammunition for Your Air Rifle
Lead pellets and steel or lead BBs are the most common types of airgun ammunition. Each type has its own specific use. Check out this short article if you want to learn more.
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Single-shot pistol with an integrated piston, ideal for plinking or target
shooting at 10 to 15 metres. Apart from lead pellets, it does not require any
additional accessories such as CO2 cartridges or filling with a compressor
or pump.
5 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
October 14 - 16.
€ 53.1
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SPA Artemis LP400 is a single-shot pistol with an integrated piston, ideal for plinking or target shooting at 10 to 15 metres. In addition to lead pellets, it does not require any additional accessories such as CO2 cartridges or filling with a compressor or pump. At first glance, its inspiration by the iconic Colt 1911 pistol is obvious.
Cocking the hammer unlocks the slide; tilt it open and insert a pellet into the rifled barrel in the slide. By closing the slide, the gas piston is compressed, so the pistol works similarly to a break-barrel air rifle. Once the slide is locked, the pistol is ready to fire.

The single-action trigger is very light and sensitive. The rear sight is adjustable for windage, and under the barrel there is a 22 mm Weaver rail for mounting a flashlight or laser.
The pistol is made with a metal frame with a black finish, and the grip panels are plastic.
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Peter N
22.07.2026
Machine translation
Pretty decent toy for having fun in the garden.
Mark Lutsin
Registered user, 08.09.2026
I wouldn't recommend considering it a piece of target-shooting equipment; its
accuracy and consistency are clearly lacking. However, it’s perfectly fine
for just having fun shooting at cans or little monster targets. That said,
it’s no match for the Weihrauch 40 or Beeman 17—let alone the
Weihrauch 75.
This is not a sports publication—it is for entertainment only. If you already
own a 6mm GBB pistol—like a Marui Glock—there is no point in buying this
Artemis. The accuracy will be the same, but you’ll get far more enjoyment,
accuracy, and range out of a gas-powered Glock. Plus, using a quality 6mm pistol
will be cheaper in terms of ammo costs.
Immediately after purchase, you need to remove the grip panels and lubricate all
the trigger mechanism joints with molybdenum grease. Let the entire mechanism
run so that the parts can break in a little. Once that is done, the pistol
shoots accurately enough to rival the Weihrauch HW40 and even slightly
outperform the Crosman 1377.
Would I buy it a second time? Probably yes—I’m handy with tools. I’ve
done custom work on plenty of airguns and firearms, so as a project piece for
applying one's skills and know-how, this Artemis 400 is a decent option. But
as a pistol to take straight out of the box and start training with?
Unfortunately, no.