Skipping pellets in mag. During slow fire, leaves 1 to 2 pellets of 8 in magazine; not consecutive. Anyone have that problem, or got ideas to fix it? New pistol.
1351157
Are you putting a drop of gun oil on the co2 cartridge as suggested in the owners manual? 2nd does this usually happen right after you putas new ccartridge in? Mine does for some reason. I shoot emptying twice after putting in a new cartridge. That seems to help. It sounds stupid but make sure the pellets aren't in backwards.
6546
No found that out with mine i had to put the short mag in the gun when i use the sneaky pete.hope this helps you
1366135
If you been shooting a lot of lead pellets from it or copper bb's you may want to clean the barrel first, just like any rifle or pistol. The lead or copper build up will cause inaccuracy after a while of shooting. I shot these out of my Crossman Pump master 760, and they did very well. Remember to use proper safety equipment, and always exercise proper gun safety rules before, during, after shooting!
643173
So far it doesn't seem to be a problem with the Ruger Blackhawk Hunter in .44 Mag. I am hitting one hole out of 5 shots at 25 yards. This is shooting offhand. It has been consistent for about 150 rounds so far.
854301
I didn't have this problem. I think you have to slam the cartridge in firmly and get it into the handle quickly. I hope this helps, but your problem may be with a defective pistol. Perhaps you should try the manufacturer.
36330
You might be low on co2..did you put pelloil on the co2 cartridge? mine does that when its on a "last gasp" of gas pressure. if you stored it over night, after shooting 5 shots.. you have a leak somewhere.. if you used the pelloil, or you did not set the cartridge...perfect straight.. hope this helps..after 12k thousand rounds! yikes the original finally quit.. slide locked open, so i got another..at 3k rounds..perfect! RR
2046009
That is correct. The cartridge is designed to not be ejected and you should have no bullets in the mag. That being said there is nothing cocking the gun because th gun is "unloaded".
568566
I haven't but on my Saiga 223 with a 30 Rd mag it is too short. I'd insert your mag, take a tape measure and see how long your going to need and go from there, wish I would have.
518203
For 1st - 4th magazine (16 round) it will probably average in the 300 fps range which nets excellent accuracy. After these firings fps drops off. I continue to fire up to 8 - 10 mags, however and obviously, the fps really drops off.
267345
I would check to make sure there is not a pellet jammed or a piece smashed in the barrel break. otherwise i have no other suggestions but to call gamo.The gun may already be cocked, so just dry fire it once and see. I have never had this problem. good luck
526311
We had the exact same problem! We will be using the gun as is. The performance is not affected in our case; it's just a cosmetic issue.
1047478
It seems that after one session of 50 or 60 shots you need to change the CO2 cartridges. They seem to leak if keep them in the gun overnight! Great gun very accurate and it's very quiet.
1457900
Can't help you, sorry. My .22 belt fed took crap after seven shots and is under my bed. I just bought a bunch of stuff and wish things were easier.Neil.
1163505
Put on top of magazine and push down, then load a bullet, lift up slightly and then push down again and insert another bullet. Repeat, till magazine is full. It is a whole lot easier than loading with your thumb.
1807257
I have tested over a dozen pellets in this gun. None were as heavy as 9 gr. The 8.4 and 8.6 gr pellets were the two best performing pellets I tested, also the heaviest. 9 gr. should perform well, but make sure they fit in the magazine. If they are too long the magazine will not feed. Great pistol.
457079
Scott, I use mine all the time and it works well. What ya have to do is put the mag all the way in and pump it back and forth about 1/16 of a inch and every time you pump it in and out a round will drop. Once in awhile a mag will fill if you just hold it all the way in, but most of the time just pump it back and forth 1/16 inch at a time and it will feed fine, I don't use lube on any rounds per directions. What I told you will work fine, it is a nice product, any more questions, let me know, I love mine. Bob Kleman
920750
Depends on how much gas you put in the mag. If a lot then the slide may not kick back at last bb. May have to take a few more shots to expel more gas then slide releases. If less gas slide will release at last bb. Gun has great feel and shoots well. No jams. On ours the safety didn't really move or work. Not sure if defect or design. Didn't want to return. Good Luck.