Does the tank have to stay connected to the rifle to use?
325093
Yes. What my son and I do is put the tank in a thigh or jacket pocket and plink away.
483276
There is only a threaded standoff on the tank, you will need to find the proper fuel connector to thread into it for your application.
1014722
No. The safety must be reset after each shot. Rather annoying too. Hope this helps.
1726086
I don't think so, I attached this tank directly to a Tippmann X7 Phenom. From what I've seen, the threads on the tanks come in a standard size. There is an adapter that comes with a flexible hose if you want to carry the tank on you and not attached to the gun. I wouldn't recommend it if you're trigger happy and have to keep filling up the tank, it could be a hassle if you're carrying the tank in a back pouch.
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.
1628193
I don't know the answer to that. But I can tell you I have mine on a Gamo Bull Whisper .177 and it stays right on after being zeroed in.
2109903
Sort of, though it's not necessary to slot in the barrel. It's a rifle rest, hence it makes more sense to rest the barrel on it for smooth recoil.
1465485
Yes, but i would not recommend it. Inside the stock there is lead weight that helps balance the gun. The gear-box and most of the mechanics of the gun are stored in the front of the gun, meaning if you remove the stock the gun become very front heavy. I tried it when i first bought a pair of these awesome guns, and regretted it almost at once. -Savage
1179308
No, if you internal tank has a shut-off valve. Close the valve, install the tee as per instructions. I leave my main tank closed when using the external tank.
1955931
No the pressure points on the gun are so slight that it will not sratch a gun plus there is a soft coating over the holder to ptotect your gun.
569784
If you left the gas cartridge engaged (lever down) I wouldn't be surprised. I've found that the piece that actually forces the gas canister forward can bend causing the tank to not fully engage.
1598181
Yes, in fact the manual states is must be under the tank. Without at least a couple feet difference in height it can't get enough pressure to work properly.
1107266
No, and it is very easy to free float the barrel by putting a small piece of matchbook cover between the stock and the recoil lug (where the action screw goes into the underside of the action.)
2214676
I believe the instructions recommend discharging the weapon if it is going to sit for a while. I imagine that this does not put undue pressure on the seals that might damage them.
1387261
Yes it does come off, actually the scope isn't very good anyways. The rifle is extremely accurate but the scope is pretty inaccurate. I'd recommend not using it at all.
449936
Yes. Best to disconnect from power to prevent hitting on/off button.expect/prepare for slight leakage where tank meets pump assembly.
53456
No. The tank would have to be unsecured. Basically it is just a scale that is calibrated for the weight of a 20lb tank filled with propane. If the propane tank is protected from the weather you could leave the scale attached to the tank but I wouldn't recommend it. I keep my gauge inside the house protected from the elements so the spring inside doesn't rust or lose calibration.