this is a single shot.what does one have to do in between shots.this will be my first pellet gun.what pellets do you recommend for it.
1967668
Single lever action, pull the underlever down to cock it, load pellet into slot.
1633312
Personally, I prefer lead. Call Crosman and see what they recommend in regard to non-lead pellets.Jim
1625938
No, it's not man. There is a model for pellets though. These are nice guns. If you buy / or have bought one, do the following:I agree with Robert ..........get yo'self a bunch of extra "bullets" (that hold the BBs), and for sure for sure, some speed loaders!! Dump out 6 emptys & in one motion load 6 full ones.....Bam!Happy air-shootin' ---be safe.
1915521
It is a single shot. You put the pellets in the chamber 1 at a time. It only needs to be cocked and a pellet put in the chamber. No pumping, no CO2. Very accurate and relatively powerful. I am very happy with it.
1280213
It's a single shot. When you cock it, put in a pellet. I found it easiest to center the pellet on the barrel and press it in the chamber with the cocking lever.
1728377
this is a pellet gun. you have to use cupped lead pellets like this Crosman Destroyer Pellets, .177 caliber, 4.5mm, 250ct
349567
When you open it to cock and charge, you insert the pellet one at a time. The gun is lots if fun but it is anything but Whisper Quiet. I have 22 cal rim fires that are quieter than this air gun.
2036755
I hope your using a 1000+ FPS break-barrel pellet rifle... If your still struggling to place accurate shots maybe its time to upgrade... I think you'd appreciate a Remington 870 Express 12 Gauge. My 2 cents :)
729035
Yes it is a single shot at a time, you break the muzzle to insert/load the pellet every time.
1721124
Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the flash hider before shooting live rounds. Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the... » Read More Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the flash hider before shooting live rounds. « Show Less
1389945
I would use a pointed pellet. Try different brands to find the one your gun likes the best, the same way you would with any rim or center fire rifle.
17628
You only "pump" once...this is not really pumping the gun, but cocking. One time and one time only cocks the gun. with the lever in the down position the silver slide door on top of the gun will open the aperture to inject the pellet...easy as pie..
1965416
There is 6 pellets, which you put the ammo in. Then just slam it to the right. Once you do that, you use your thumb and slam it down. Then shoot. That simple
902477
This is a .177 Single Shot Bolt Action Pistol. Loading one pellet at a time.
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.
1651295
These are best for target shooting. A hollow point pellet would be better for small game.
644949
Single shot and that is what I like about it. It slows down the action and makes your can of pellets last longer. I also have a SMG-22 fully automatic, belt fed pellet gun that shoots 13 rounds a second. It will empty a 100 round belt in 8 seconds. I have 2 belts for it. It is a hoot but you know, you and a buddy go through a whole can of pellets in less than 2 minutes. With this single shot pistol a can of pellets lasts hours.