If you shoot only half of the 100-round belt, can you leave the CO2 tank attached to the gun until you shoot again?
294051
I would not leave the SSG 22 CO2 tank on when not in use, plus the CO2 may bleed down anyway.
1235828
No, not if you disconnect the extension (12') hose that comes with the kit from the brass tee. The Tee has a check-valve in it to stop the flow of gas.
413788
Yes, it does have a safety located under the rear sight. When it is engaged, it blocks the hammer. The gun's trigger and hammer will still work but there will be no discharge of CO2.
650939
I was able to shoot off about 3 or 4, but my mag was defective and Co2 leaked out.
1483798
Would be called semi=automatc. If it is charged (CO2 cartridge) and loaded and the safety is off, it will fire a BB.
1874198
The gun is fine, you do not need to do anything but put it in your luggage (not carry on of course). The tank is the one and only thing you need to worry about. Do not have it filled prior to flying, make sure 100% that it is empty. If you have an HPA tank you must break the seal on the tank and seperate the regulator from the rest of the tank body, that is one precaution they take and they need it open so they can do a visual inspection of the tank. If you have a CO2 tank then just leave the one you have now and buy a new one, 20 bucks is nothing at all and less of a hassle than taking the tank somewhere where they can seperate the tank threads from the body of the tank. The gun is fine, you do not need to do anything but put it in your luggage (not carry on of course). The tank is the one and only thing you need to worry about. Do not have it filled prior to flying, make sure 100% that it is empty. If you have an HPA tank you must break the seal on the tank and seperate the regulator from the rest of the tank body, that is one precaution they take and they need it open so they can do a visual inspection of the tank. If you have a CO2 tank then just leave the one you have now and buy a new one, 20 bucks is nothing at all and less of a hassle than taking the... » Read More The gun is fine, you do not need to do anything but put it in your luggage (not carry on of course). The tank is the one and only thing you need to worry about. Do not have it filled prior to flying, make sure 100% that it is empty. If you have an HPA tank you must break the seal on the tank and seperate the regulator from the rest of the tank body, that is one precaution they take and they need it open so they can do a visual inspection of the tank. If you have a CO2 tank then just leave the one you have now and buy a new one, 20 bucks is nothing at all and less of a hassle than taking the tank somewhere where they can seperate the tank threads from the body of the tank. « Show Less
2213587
The cartridge has to stay in the gun after it's installed. Otherwise, all of the gas will escape if it's removed. You can extend the useful life of the cartridge after it's installed in the gun by applying a light coating of pellet gun oil on the end and sides of the cartridge cap(the part that gets pierced) before installing it. This helps to prevent any CO2 from leaking out when the gun is not in use. In my experience, cartridges have lost very little CO2(if any at all) for as long as 6 months or more when I've done this on my Crosman BB pistol.
1351157
Are you putting a drop of gun oil on the co2 cartridge as suggested in the owners manual? 2nd does this usually happen right after you putas new ccartridge in? Mine does for some reason. I shoot emptying twice after putting in a new cartridge. That seems to help. It sounds stupid but make sure the pellets aren't in backwards.
2064429
This is a single shot, bolt action pellet pistol so one shot then you have to pull the bolt back to cock and load the pistol. You could in theory stuff in more pellets but doing so could cause failures in the pistol as the pellets could become stuck in the barrel and create excess back pressure making seals fail and leak CO2.
1429386
Yes you can. Be careful pulling recoil out. The spring will most likely be wound
2044892
Yes - but it takes up some space. If you are carrying more than one gun - take it out.
38167
Yes you do have to replace the co2 cartridge after each use. You must replace the grenade shell to but they do put off a really load bang. I love the sound these grenades have hope this helps.
1320074
It shoots only in semi auto unless it doesn't feed correctly or the CO2 canister is running low.
1154286
It's a co2 my friend.the tank goes were the hand grip is at.. it shoots pretty good too.
1721123
I keep my launcher attached all the time, it adds great weight to the fore end for easy follow up shots. But yes you can shoot reg. round threw it with out taking it on and off. DONT shoot reg. Round threw it with a golf ball in the launcher - launcher may explode / rifle may back fire!!! Get blanks, you can reload them to get extra power if you want.
852127
Mine doesn't lose much co2 over long periods, but it will depend on the individual gun.
681829
To answer your question directly, no. The safety valve (the small valve off to the side) is not opened by this. That's one of the weaknesses of refilling your own. Unless you have some way to vent gas, you will only be able to partially fill the 1 lb. tank. But; you'll still be able to re-use and refill them. Just don't plan on being able to get more than about 3/4 lb of propane back in the bottle. This is common to all the refill devices.