How is this gun powered ? spring, pump, Co2 tank ?
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It has a nitrogen filled sealed inside. 1st gun we received we could not get sighted in. Emailed crossman and they had us send gun back and sent us a totally new gun. Very anxious to see how it performs
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Has anyone replaced the trigger with a Charlie Da Tuna trigger, I put one on my Crossman Titan and the trigger pull is very very short compared to the stock trigger.
313361
It's powered by nitrogen compressed by a single pump. GREAT rifle. Only downside is that the trigger is lousy, even when adjusted. Fortunately, there are aftermarket trigger kits available. I shoot 25 grain pellets with it. Very accurate aside from the trigger.
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The illustrated image is very small. it looks like a crosman NP air gun. If it is, it is powered but a nitrogen filled gas strut. A very nice and really powerful air gun.
313363
It is a break barrell and has a Nitrogen gas piston..No spring and no pump or Tank is used...It's a single shot break barrell...Very powerful air gun it's very much like shooting a 22.LR.
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It just came with a hopper and the gun. Good gun in my opinion. You still need a tank.
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The gun is a heavy duty plastic with some metal componets on the inside. Hope this answered your question.
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Click to open expanded view M160-A2 M14 Sniper Spring Airsoft Rifle Combo Short ver. airsoft gun. If this is the gun in question, (photo is small but clicking on it took me to this Amazon page) than YES, it IS spring powered.
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This gun is a 'break-barrel' which means the barrel pulls down (hinged at the end of the action)...as the barrel is pulled fully down, several things happen. The gun cocks, the breech is exposed for loading, and internally, a very large spring is compressed. The spring, when fired, slams home a piston into a compression chamber which forces compressed air into the barrel sending a pellet down range at 800 to 1000 ft per sec depending on the caliber (.177 or .22) To answer your question 'are there cylinders involved', I assume you meant CO2 cylinders? No.
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It's pretty powerful with a fresh cylinder in it, and you can definitely spray 22 BB's as fast as you can pull the trigger. The BB's embedded themselves into a wooden target I made out of soft pine. Mine has a slow leak which started on the first day I used it. This makes the CO2 not last as long. The sites are not adjustable either. You are probably better off going for a pump action rifle and working on your sniper technique rather than the Guerilla Fighter Style this bb gun warrants. Happy hunting.
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No, its powered with Carbon dioxide. They do however sell similar style rifles that are pneumatic.
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It's spring, so no CO2 or batteries, but the downside is you have to cock it after each shot.
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It's a break barrel, pull the barrel down and it it pulls in air load put pellet in the barrel pull the baller back in place aim an pull the trigger repeat. Side note this is a nice made gun but it's power is cap around 300 fps. Most are 400 to 450 fps.
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This gun runs off of bigger tanks. Not the smallcartridges used in airsoft guns. They can run off 9oz or bigger.
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It comes with 1 magazine, & it is a very good gun. I have shot it about 500 times. I have used it in battle before, but you will need about 5 Co2 canisters, because 1 canister shoots between 1.5 to 2 magazines. I changed the spring so it shoots 550 fps, but it usually shoots 500. I would say it is worth the money and it is very reliable. You could email back about how you think of it.
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does take co2 tanks. We have never used a gun with co2 tanks before so it took us going through a couple tanks before we got it right. It seems as though when you tighten the tank down you gotta give it a fast twist to puncture the tank and seal it off at the same time otherwise you lose all your co2 and it makes a loud smelly hissing sound. But my boy loves the guns. Hope this helps
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What do you mean? Does the blow back pull the slide forward by it self? Yes, as long as the gun has Co2 in it.
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It is co2 semiautomatic nonblowback. good fps horrible accuracy. can shoot over a dozen mags on one tank. one trigger pull one round.
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It comes with 1 magazine, & it is a very good gun. I have shot it about 500 times. I have used it in battle before, but you will need about 5 Co2 canisters, because 1 canister shoots between 1.5 to 2 magazines. I changed the spring so it shoots 550 fps, but it usually shoots 500. I would say it is worth the money and it is very reliable. You could email back about how you think of it.þ
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It is not an impact but it has plenty of torque *if* you have the recommended 90 psi OPERATING pressure at the gun (not at the tank and not the static pressure). I wrote about this elsewhere but I rented a free air pressure gauge from AutoZone, bought $4 worth of air fittings from Home Depot and made a T-fitting at the gun to set the 90 psi OPERATING pressure via the compressor regulator. If you don't have 90 psi operating pressure at the gun you will be disappointed in its performance. Once you have it set be careful and hang on tight - it can be a knuckle buster. :)
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It doesn't use fuel...it is called a "break away" barrel. You pull the barrel down to cock it using it's internal spring, and return the barrel to the original position to fire it....the rifle is VERY powerful, and extremely accurate when you use the manual rear sight and the fiber optic front sight...I took the scope off, because I have a Gamo .177 w/ a scope...and sometimes you just don't want a scope for certain targets. It is now my rifle of choice, and I never even use the Gamo anymore. Word of information...to cock it, you must rap the front of the barrel on top....that breaks it away slightly, and then you can pull all the way down to complete cocking it...wasn't aware of the procedure at first, but it's no big deal. Great rifle!...I'd buy another one if this one is lost. Buy the Crossman hollow point pellets...they're cheap, and superb....BTW...I sold the scope on Ebay for about $18