Heavy weight also helps to control the recoil of the powerful cartridges used. Overall, Megastar represents one of the strongest designs in auto-pistols, heavy but powerful and built to last forewer. Magazine capacity is quite impressive, especially when speaking about the period of the early 1990s, and is 12 rounds of. Everything you need to stock up on pistols magazines. DK Firearms carries Handgun mags from ETS, Glock, Magpul, Mecgar, ProMag, Smith & Wesson, Ruger, etc.If you don’t see your brand listed check out our Mecgar and ProMag sections. This pistol features non-ajustable sights. You have come to the right place if you are looking for low priced Handgun Magazines. Megastar slide and frame are made from the steel, and like other latest Star pistols, Megastar has internal slide rails, instead of more usual external rails. Megastar also features a magazine disconnect safety which does not allow to fire the gun withouth magazine in the place.
The safety lever has three positions: upper one for "fire" mode, red dot is shown medium one for "safe" mode, this withdraws and locks the firing pin and the lower one for safe decocking (after decocking safety lever springs back to the "safe" position). Megastar is a hammer fired pistol, with double action trigger and ambidextrous, slide mounted safety-decocker lever. It uses a Browning High-Power type locking system with tilting barrel.
The overall design of the CO (fixed barrel, open slide, external hammer, etc.) remains the same as the earliest Star pistols. The CO pistol holds eight rounds in the magazine. Megastar is a recoil operated, locked breech semi-automatic pistol. The size also reverted to that of the earlier Star 6.35mm pistols. Production of the Megastar was completed in the late 1990s. It was designed and manufactured by the Spanish company Star Bonifacio Echeverria SA, and its design is based on the previous guns by the same manufacturer, such as Star 30M. The Megastar pistol is a heavy, powerful pistol, which appeared on the markets in 1993.
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