I like to cock the gun very fast, which takes a little bit of force. Would the bolt on the gun be sturdy enough for that?
1977320
it is built pretty solidhowever if you are trying to Rambo this thing eventually it will wear out
1977321
Yes, the bolt is made of metal and is very durable and suitable for fast-cocking. It will require a bit more strength at first, but you will get used to it very quickly .
1158120
I only use it with a 9mm, but it appears solid and would expect it to be fine. Just make sure it is tight in the rail.
815240
never owned a 380 but it is not that difficult to cock. Have not yet shot mine although it is assembled. I have heard it is loud, and I can believe it. it does have very small dampeners.
835160
since there isnt any bolt to put up with and the rifle is symmetrical i done see why it wouldnt be ok for you. the scope is centered on the barrel, the break action doesnt require any specific position to be opened. good luck
309403
Might have to loosen the bolt holding the yellow back upright. Was a little too tight for my .177 (485 fpe)at 35 feet. You might be underpowered over 7-8 yards.
1460000
Yes, if it's a hand gun. I would bolt it down. It comes with bolts and pre drilled holes.
1846860
Without weighting it I would say yes. It is not very heavy. It has been used with no problem with calibers up to .308.
788311
It seems to me that it should be strong enough for that. That's mainly why I bought it. I'd rather have the bull bar get tapped and marred, rather than my bumper. Hope this helps.
1998385
Seems fairly sturdy to me. I've only used the tippman 98 so not much comparison. I certainly was impressed by the build.
1818851
It's about 35 lbs of cocking effort, I think with a little practice it should ent be a problem for a 15 year old. p.s. best air rifle second to none!
338129
The bolts are black with green fletched. Not sure if they'll work with the wizard. I'm shooting a 200lbs matrix, so would think you're alright with strength. Might be too heavy and impact yours speed.
939729
Takes some strength to cock the break barrel and the safety does not automatically go on when you cock gun. You have to manually put it on safe and this is a very powerful gun.
1193153
It is strong but I think you will be ok. Just practice taking off your firearm if that's what your using it for
1952974
I have mine on my 1895 sbl 45-70 and it is rock solid. You wont have any problems.
905178
The barrel breaks to cock it . The wood isn't that dark but nice. It is super accurate and drills holes almost thru a 2x4 from 15 yds. The back was splintered. Its as fast as a .22 short. I recommend this pellet gun.
1112840
I really dont know. Its very sturdy on the rail system and I would trust the swivel stud on my guns but none of them are wood.
1935289
Pretty tough to cock. I use both hands to do it. I can do it with one, with a lot of effort, but two makes it so much more easy. I sit the butt end on the ground and cock it towards me. Give the tip of the barrel a sharp rap with the palm of your hand to make it break initially. Then cock it. I am 65 years old, but still pretty stout. The manual says about 45 pounds; I believe it. If you are in fair physical condition, you can manage it though. It is as accurate as the shooter. No problem for me out to about 35 yards; beyond that, my shooting skills are not so good. Shoot heavy round nose pellets, and practice, practice, practice! The gun is better than I am. Anyhow, shooting a pellet gun beyond 50 yards is not what it is made for; this is a fairly close range weapon; it's an airgun shooting little pellets, for Christ sakes, not a rifle shooting bullets. That's the fun of it - sneaking up on your quarry and making a quiet killing shot. If you want to shoot something 75 to 100 yards away, use a rifle.