How many shots would I get out of a Tpx with this
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Hello, well, exactly I can't tell you. The amount of shots doesn't depend on the CO2 cartridge, but in the gas comsumption of your gun. I personally shot three magazines of 25 bbs each one with my PT92 Taurus which is well known for high gas consumption, so I asume that with one CO2 cartridge and a medium gas comsumption gun you would be able to shoot around 85-100 bbs. I hope this had helped you.
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A short plunger not a normal one. Holds I believe 3 rolls of TP maybe 4. Make sure you buy your own fast set wood glue. The stuff they send is garbage
57498
Not over ten, it can be pumped more but there is a risk of damaging the pistol. Just pump between two and ten and the pistol works fine. It is variable power, the more pumps the harder it shoots.
164371
Buy a couple extra cheap third party batteries. No big deal. 2 batteries should get you through a full day of heavy shooting.
328754
I have not refilled my 4500psi 88cf tank yet , My guess would be around 1000 shots
328755
Haven't counted . But a lot. When I fill my rifle to about 2800 psi , I can shoot about 4 mags of 8 pellets , (25 cal.) and the pressure drops to about 1200 psi. Plus filling the gun up by tank is the way to go. Saves time and energy.
57500
It is recommended that you pump it between 1 and 10 times per shot. With some modifications it can be pumped more.
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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.
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at 7x max zoom I would say no more than 200 yrds..can you hit something further away? sure--but your precise hit point is going to get "muddy". To the point, you may be aiming for the heart but might hit the lungs or lower in the rib cage--still a good hit, but good luck getting a head shot at a far reach range. Your mileage may vary
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Absolutely!! I'm getting 1.0" groups at 35 yrds free handed. Through the chronograph, I averaged 743.7 fps with a spread of 24 fps, which equates to 17-18 FPE. That was with 10 shots. Great pellet!!
426881
It isvsealed by o ring connection so theoretically it should last as long as the o ring is in good condition in reality you will only get 60 shots less if using a dilencer before accuracy v pressure becomes an issueHope this helps
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I've shot mine about 30 times on one co,2 cartridge , I mostly just wanted it to run off some troublesome critters .
1979445
this is only 6 shots. Search hks' website for the correct speedloader for your 7 shot, amazon doesnt always get it right.
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I typically go through 4 magazines on one cartridge. If you shoot slowly (putting a few seconds between shots) the cartridge doesn't cool down too much; this will allow it to last longer. If you do some rapid fire play, the cartridge and gas temps drop towards freezing pretty quickly. Cold gas is much more dense so a lot more is used on each shot; that can lead to using a whole cartridge in less than one magazine. (I did that only once, I don't want to freeze the seals & damage them so I avoid rapid fire). I put standard rubberized 1911 grips on the gun without any issues.
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I person do about 3 to 5 sec holds up pretty well, I get about 75 shot out of it
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one-didn't have luck with any pellets and I have 1/2 doz. types, no matter which I tried 1or 2 pellets would be way off target per clip. I had ordered the extra clips I am now stuck with, I sent this pistol back and will never purchase another Daisy product again. I have crosman,ruger, mauser, and browning air guns that work very well.
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One time, a target practice session was interrupted and I neglected to discharge the final pellet. I usually pump it 3 to 5 times for target practice, depending on the distance I'm shooting from. Two days later I realized the oversight. Curious I took the gun outside and fired at a tree about 50 feet away. The gun gave a satisfying PHT and knocked a chunk of bark off the tree! I would not recommend leaving the gun charged up this way on purpose, but I found it comforting to know that it can hold pressure this long. Knowing this assures me that I can pump up the gun before I go out on my property to work and if I encounter a copperhead or rattler it will have the power to deal with it without having to take time to pump it up first.