how do you load .177 pistol
271716
Just a note but the owner manual is available online from mgfr. The basics are: Carefully check safety button (behind trigger). It should NOT move if the weapon is not cocked. ALWAYS point barrel of gun away from anything live or of value. Outside is a good place to learn safety. Note that at the end of the barrel below the hole the b.b. shoots out of, there is a a round "button". This button will not depress until the pistol is cocked. To cock the pistol, release the slide with the "thumb lever" (left side above grip), by pulling it down. The slide will move rearward about a half inch, with a loud thunk. Pull the slide back to stop, then push forward to latch. PRESS THE SAFETY from left to right to activate it. Point the pistol a safe direction and try the trigger. If it does NOT move, the safety is on. Now at the front of the gun depress the button below the barrel toward the trigger. The front sight and that section should rotate down giving access to the b.b storage and/or the chamber where a b.b. or pellet can be inserted. If using a pellet, the solid end needs to face the front of the pistol. If using b.b.s, the top hole (rectangular) will hold about 10 b.b.s and will auto load each time you cock the pistol. (NOTE: you may have to tilt the barrel up and down to accomplish the load.) This pistol is NOT an automatic or a semi automatic pistol. It is a single shot, requiring cocking the gun each time it is to be fired. I hope this helps and if it was too simplistic, it is because I can't tell how much a person already knows. Good, common sense safety for all will prevail. This is not a high power pistol, however, it can be harmful if misused. Treat it as you should a high powered weapon.
271717
Cock it, then push the bottom part of the front into the gun, and put the bb's in the square hole. :) have fun!
271718
On the rear is a release mechanism, left rear, pull back on end to cock gun. On front end is small button below barrel end BB comes out of when fired. Push that button end and sight will tip forward, allowing you to pour BB's into square opening. I think you could put a .177 feathered dart into bb tube, or pellet, (note markings on inside) providing no bb's are in the gun.
1402796
I use a cheap loader that comes with Beretta 9mm's. It's a little awkward at first but works well and you can get them as cheap as 4.99
457078
TIP the loader. It's gravity fed...slip in the magazine tilt the holder they slid right down into the magazine.
1990076
Hold the puller in your hand with the pull foam to the top and the chrome trigger pull is to the bottom.Line up the top of the plastic piece on 0 as it will vary a little bit. Now turn the puller around and and fit it on the trigger and pull straight back along the side of the stock of your gun. When the trigger goes off stop and turn the puller back to foam side up and check the TOP of the plastic. That will give you your correct pull weight for that trigger.
1282339
it loads easy . now i have modified mine a little , replacing plastic with steel but . its a sinch to load . i use gamo lead balls ,they are legal where i live . they are basically a monster lead bb .
1902835
I haven't started loading rifle ammo on my new loader yet. I am cutting my teeth on loading .45 ACP. With that being said, the best recommendation I can make is that you go to youtube.com and search for .223 reloading. There is lots of information for other reloaders on that site. And you won't regret doing the research.
1383985
You can get it in either - when I first ordered it thru amazon (Perfect Air Sports) - I requested a .22 and they sent the .177 in an open box (looked used as the styrofoam packing was completely destroyed and cardboard box open) with no user instructions or paper work. We had to return it. We then purchased ( and again requested a .22) it thru Pyramid Air - for a no problem purchase experience - received it in perfect condition brand new. I would not purchase it thru the amazon store again. We would deal with pyramid air again ... for sure.
911185
I'm using Power Pistol with MG 180 JHP right now I have titegroup and W231. I will load those soon. Just check your brass for any indications it could be bad and toss for scarp. read reloading manuals start low and work up to your liking.. Just check all used brass you get..
205831
nothing is necessary , but it does make the .177 cal faster and more accurate. i found however the 22 cal, was already a larger port. you can drill the .177 you have out if you have a good way to hold it , i found the steel soft and easily marked in a vise and vise grips but still doable, most that are sold in the US that are rated over 600 ft per second already have a large port in them. then it is the flat top piston and valve modes to get more power.
1956435
If you check the Maglula website, there appears to be a separate loader for the SCAR H. Hope this helps!
2071934
If your .177 cal has a steel barrel it will work fine... It goes on the end of any caliber barrel. And the laser is pretty precise in the front...
263612
It's loaded by the under barrel lever ,you cock it back about 90 degrees ,you will then see the loading port .Its a great rifle for the price but there are a few drawbacks it's NOT for kids there is NO safety when gun is loaded ,It's a great gun for plinking but it should be purchased by someone who has some gun safety and knowledge in mind .I own several in 177 and 22 caliber .I,ve taken the guns a Part changed the springs and tuned them up .cGreat field guns .NOT FOR NOVICES there are places you could loose a finger and do some real lasting damage if you are not gun savvy .hope this helps
676774
You can pack it. It's just messy. Stick the tube in a bulk can pull the plunger back it should suck the tube full. Then, Lock the plunger in the slot, Screw the tube back on the gun, release the plunger, pull the trigger to prime it and your set to go. Enjoy.
936924
A little door (the thing on the top next to the plastic stick that sticks upwards) opens up and you dump BBs in there yourself.. It holds about 100. Then those BBs gradually get put into a little tube inside the reloader, which you push down on the sticking up piece to feed the BBs into the clip of your choice.
902477
This is a .177 Single Shot Bolt Action Pistol. Loading one pellet at a time.
1451652
You pull the spring on the mag, then shake it. The BB'S will load into the mag
1427050
On a striker fired pistol you need to rack the slide after every test shot. Have the same issue with my Ruger SR45, but not my 1911!