can i use guerrilla tank 3000 psi on this??? and does this gun jam alot?
1406962
Ya you can use that tank and it depend what hopper your using I'm using a halo too and it sometimes jams but only when the eyes are tired off, so if there turned on and your hoppers set up write then it's fine. Hope that helped :)
1406963
You can use any type of air tank with it. I suggest using a light weight tank because the gun it's self is on the heaver side, but I use a standard 3000psi tank and it's just fine. I've had this gun since Feb. and it doesn't jam, but you will need an electric hopper if you don't want to chop balls in ramping or full auto.
1406964
Yes, need you only tank that work with HPA, I recomend use these tanks:Empire Basic Alu 48ci/3000psiGuerrilla Air 48ci Black 3000 PSI MYTH Paintball TankGuerrilla Air Pro 3000psi Aluminum HPA Tank with M3 Reg - 62 ci
1406965
Yes you can use any type of tank including guerilla tank . Personally I wouldnt recomend this gun, when i recieved it i used it and it when wrong and it stopped working. It jams a lot
1406966
I use the same tank, no problem and the gun doesn't jam at all, just keep it clean after use, it works good, very reliable
2178972
no this gun is not accurate at all i recomend getting an airsoft gun that is atleast 300/350 fps i have a gun that is 500fps for $130 you will be able to destroy your friend with a jg m4 (jing gong m4 my gun) it does have a little bit of jamming and stuff but thats cause its high powered just remember metal gear box i would never recomend this g36
244477
Yes this gun is very powerful with on average 400 fps (feet per second) with a 600 round clip of 0.20 gram bbs. The rof (rate of fire) is very good but this causes the gears in the receiver to jam easily due to the high rof and blow back mechanisms. Although the blow back mechanism doesn't actually do anything for the shooting mechanism, it's still connected to the gears and complicates the basic functions. Be very careful because once it starts jamming, it's very difficult to keep it functioning properly.
1877900
The amount of pressure held probably doesn't matter but I never use 3000 psi. Unless you have changed the factory settings to use 3000, I think you will find best accuracy and pellet speed at 2600-2800 psi. When not in use I will shoot down and leave 1000-1500 psi as residual charge. I have (2) other Benjamin products and do the same. My original discovery is now 5 years old I store at half pressure and have never had any problems.
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OMG I CANT BELEIVE THIS GUN I CANT EVEN SPEAK THIS GUN IS SO AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is VERY ACCRATE!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY STONG!!!!!!!!!!.2g bbs or another way to say it is .20g you can have as much 0's behind the 2 if you want but it will always be .2g , .2g bbs ROCK and never ever buy .12g bbs EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hey wanna here a secret WELL here it is,if you have a jacket on,the bb will go right through it and it will make bleed alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS:about that bleed alot well thats not true it will go through it but it will make a small bruse and remember it its VERYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY STONG. OMG I CANT BELEIVE THIS GUN I CANT EVEN SPEAK THIS GUN IS SO AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is VERY ACCRATE!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY STONG!!!!!!!!!!.2g bbs or another way to say it is .20g you can have as much 0's behind the 2 if you want but it will always be .2g , .2g bbs ROCK and never ever buy .12g bbs EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hey wanna here a secret WELL here it is,if you have a jacket on,the bb will go right through it and it will make bleed alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS:about that bleed alot well thats not... » Read More OMG I CANT BELEIVE THIS GUN I CANT EVEN SPEAK THIS GUN IS SO AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is VERY ACCRATE!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY STONG!!!!!!!!!!.2g bbs or another way to say it is .20g you can have as much 0's behind the 2 if you want but it will always be .2g , .2g bbs ROCK and never ever buy .12g bbs EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hey wanna here a secret WELL here it is,if you have a jacket on,the bb will go right through it and it will make bleed alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS:about that bleed alot well thats not true it will go through it but it will make a small bruse and remember it its VERYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY STONG. « Show Less
1918903
I run mine @ 90 PSI. I use a Porter Cable pancake at home and a Senco PC1010 on the jobsite. The gun works great with either compressor.
40302
I get about 30 shots before it starts to taper off. After 30 shots it loses power very rapidly and each shot after the first thirty fired falls short of the last shot. I have three other pellet guns but this is the gun I have the most fun shooting. It's very powerful and very accurate. 30 shots on the money is great in my book. I count out 30 pellets, and when the last one is gone I remove the co2 and load another co2 for 30 more shots. This is a great gun for the money, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for both power and accuracy.
2223383
Sorry, I can't help. I had to send mine back because it was too powerful. It broke every brand of paintball I used inside the marker. I ended up going with a less powerful tank.
280537
I only shoot nails with mine but I can't see why not. LVLP'S usually require 1-2 hp compressors don't they? This model is so over engineered I can't understand why they didn't give it a bigger tank. Only drawback is the weight, I wudnt recommend if you are constantly bringing to jobsites. Tank pressure release valve very poorly located and easy to break when hand carrying. Otherwise it's going to last forever
1891864
You have to cock it for each bullet. It will jam if you cock it more than once.
146946
Regular compressed air will not have enough pressure to operate this gun. The gun will only operate with CO2 or HPA (HPA = scuba or paint ball compressed air) 700 + lbs per square inch.
1836067
I have the gas piston version and it runs them out at around 750 fps..my only problem has been the thumb hole synthetic stock which broke...can't wait to finish my new home built stock....its a great and very hard hitting beast.
537719
Great gun....ran 100's of nails through it on a shed project and not one jam. I have a Campbell-Hausfeld 4 gal 2 hp pancake compressor (bought at Sams several years ago), which has a max 140 psi. Depending on the softness of the wood and size of nail, I used in between 80-100 psi. Of course the gun has an adjustment on the front for depth, also. As with any gun, don't forget to give it a few drops of oil every once in a while. I recommend it. Phil Layne
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If you use HPA in the 3000 psi range you might require an adapter or filling station to use a paintball tank. The popular method is to acquire a scuba tank and the approriate adapter to use and charge the tank at a dive shop. The main thing you have to watch with filling with paintball equipment is usually it has a regulator on it to charge at 2-3000 psi but only fill to say 800 psi. Removal of that regulator is necessary to get fills at 3000 psi. I cannot answer to how many fills you will get with it though, like I said the majority of the people I have heard are using a Scuba tank. I, myself have been using the manual pump for awhile now and haven't had any issues. I hope I covered everything and answered your question to your satisfaction.
1089183
This particular gun doeant hurt that bad. But u can play with the fps on it and make it shoot further and harder. Ive added some mods to mine and I can knock a tin can off a kids head at a little further than a football field long
543942
seriously,i had one and sold it a week later. chinsy and not well made at all. get a rws 350 magnum or a top shelf gamo and never worry again about airgun problems.
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I did the research in your case and the answer is that it can't and here is why.1) The compressor you have has a very small air storage capacity. It's perfect for nailguns but paint guns require a lot of air storage ready to flow.2) Here are your compressor specs. 2.6 SCFM which is basically the air per minute (cubic feet per minute). The air gun requires 4.3 SCFM at 40 psi (pounds per square inch). You're is 90 psi so it can handle that but the air flow. In other words, you have the pressure but not the air capacity.