Since this is a rebranding of the Sig Mosquito, those magazines will also work in this gun. The GSG Firefly comes with a 10 round magazine. The frame of the handgun is made of polymer with a front rail that allows the end user to connect different accessories such as a rail mountable flashlight or a laser. 75 pitch) although to use most suppressors you would need to use an adaptor to attach it to the gun.
The 4″ steel barrel of the Firefly is threaded (M9 x. GSG also added adjustable rear sights to the American Tactical GSG Firefly Pistol which allows the shooter to make this pistol very accurate. The ATI GSG Firefly comes with an ambidextrous thumb safety as well as a de-cocker. While shooting, I found that I didn’t need to adjust the sights at all. GSG also added adjustable rear sights to the gun which allows the shooter to make this pistol very accurate. The Firefly comes with an ambidextrous thumb safety as well as a de-cocker. It feels more substantial than most rimfire pistols such as the Walther P22 or the Ruger SR22, so it makes a good trainer for handling the bigger centerfire pistols. The ATI GSG Firefly is about 85% the size on the Sig P226, and it has a lot of the same feel to it. If you are familiar with the Sig Sauer Mosquito, then you already know the Firefly. In 2015 Sig decided to terminate the contract with GSG freeing ATI to import the gun at a reduced price. The manufacturer for the Mosquito was GSG, and Sig just rebranded the pistol with their markings. You would know it because Sig did not make the Mosquito.
The size of the pistol would also aid me in teaching other people how to shoot.
It wasn’t going to break the bank ( $199.00 online), and I might have a fun little plinker that I could suppress. I have had good luck with both GSG and ATI in the past, so I decided to go ahead and pick up the Firefly.
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