Hi, were do you load 5 pellets and were loads bb's, Thanks? ps I know how to load 1 pellet but one at a time, is a real pain
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There should be a five round plastic clip that comes with it. You can load them in that and then slide it across so it doesn't take as long to load.
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There should have been a small plastic piece about 1 1/2" X 3/8" included. That holds 5 pellets. The rifle has a grove on each side where you load it. This plastic piece slides in there, and stays holding 5 pellets. When your ready for the next pellet, pull the bolt back, slider the holder in to the next pellet, push bolt forward.
1038238
I have shot many pellets through mine without any problems. Maybe there is a pellet stuck in the barrel? Not sure what the return policy is, but if you can't get it open returning may be the best option.
656082
yes absolutely, I load 5 different calibers. you might have to feed in the small cases like .380 or even 9mm by hand, but 38s or longer cases feed in great. love this thing.
779866
Like the others who have already commented, I have never had an issue with any of the 5 clips that I use. I've used 6 different kinds of pellets in them and they've all worked fine. Your clip may be worn or defective, and also make sure you are using the proper caliber pellets.
1418691
Haven't count the BBS, but I can you that my son can fill the gun up. Shot the gun for two day or more before he refills.
1396647
You have to cock it each time. The one i ordered did not work plastic pellets jamed in barrel every time i trried to fire it.
1232524
Make sure you don't use wrong bb. Make sure fully charged and make sure you have gun power switch on. I've got no problems with my both tanks.
110065
You can shoot more than one if you pump the gun more than once. If you pump it 5 times, it'll shoot 5 BBs. Make sure you hold the gun slightly back-downwards, so the BBs that are being pumped do not fall out.
1081630
um, you like put a lot inside elf the gun then shake it down so they are in a line. so no you don't put one time. (with the copper onees) the pellets are one at a time though, it come with those little bars in the picture, you have five shots before you reload. You can always look up a youtube video. Thats what I did and they gave me a lot of info on it, before i bought the gun, Youtube( cross man m4-177)
1915519
It holds a single pellet at a time. After each shot you have to manually reload it.
1530377
This is One Really Fine Pellet/BB Gun"Pellets - One at a Time Only"With BB's - Rifle is similar to a Semi Auto, But has a Chamber to hold BB'sBy retracting the Breach, It has a Magnet which pulls BB into Loading Position to be ready when Breach is Closed.
1701212
1 per cylinder. BBs fit in the tip of the simulated bullet . Air blows thru. Shooting bb.
1720664
Use pellets and not BBs. BBs will just roll out of the barrel when you tilt it. And yes, you have to put one pellet in at a time. So you have to make your first shot count. The squirrel wil not wait for you to reload.
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I've been using Gamo pellets (lead and platinum) and had no problems. Had it dead on in about 20 min.
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Hi David, I have tried all kinds (7 different types) of pellets from pointed tip, round, flat, all types with no consistency. All these pellets ranged from 7.8 grains to 14 grains. I cannot find a pellet that shoots well past 15 yards. Anything past 15 yards is unpredictable with groups no better than 12 inches. I gave up trying. Ive been shooting guns for over 30 years and this was just frustrating to say the least. Ive even tried 3 different scopes on the gun and still no luck. So Im pretty sure it wasnt me. Id look into buying another gun. Maybe this gun I received was just defective or something. Good luck. Hi David, I have tried all kinds (7 different types) of pellets from pointed tip, round, flat, all types with no consistency. All these pellets ranged from 7.8 grains to 14 grains. I cannot find a pellet that shoots well past 15 yards. Anything past 15 yards is unpredictable with groups no better than 12 inches. I gave up trying. Ive been shooting guns for over 30 years and this was just frustrating to say the least. Ive even tried 3 different scopes on the gun and still no luck. So Im pretty sure it wasnt me. Id look into buying another gun. Maybe this gun I received was just defective or... » Read More Hi David, I have tried all kinds (7 different types) of pellets from pointed tip, round, flat, all types with no consistency. All these pellets ranged from 7.8 grains to 14 grains. I cannot find a pellet that shoots well past 15 yards. Anything past 15 yards is unpredictable with groups no better than 12 inches. I gave up trying. Ive been shooting guns for over 30 years and this was just frustrating to say the least. Ive even tried 3 different scopes on the gun and still no luck. So Im pretty sure it wasnt me. Id look into buying another gun. Maybe this gun I received was just defective or something. Good luck. « Show Less
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You only "pump" once...this is not really pumping the gun, but cocking. One time and one time only cocks the gun. with the lever in the down position the silver slide door on top of the gun will open the aperture to inject the pellet...easy as pie..
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One at a time. Although I think you can use BBs in the 177, it is highly discouraged due to the fact BBs will ruin the riflings in the barrel. This is a very accurate PELLET gun. Don't ruin it trying to shoot BBs through it.