Is this pistol limited to the 12 gram CO2 cartridges or can 16 gram sizes be used ? Also, does the CO2 cartridge have to be threaded ?
1297284
Yes it has to be threaded and the cartridge can be longer but must have same threading - it sometimes leaks no way to take out cartridge once screwed in, it will loose all its gas if it get loose which has happened!
1297285
The CO2 cartridges are 12g and fit into the handle neatly. I don't see how anything larger would fit. The cartridges are smooth and pushed into the interface by a large screw knob on the bottom of the handle.
1130723
Since this is a high powered air gun the CO2 should last around 60 rounds. I've let it sit for months with the CO2 in with no loss in power. Much cheaper than buying 357 magnum but just as fun, at least at short range.
887100
Yes it is , I've bought loads of pellet guns and this is the best 357 model but buy stronger co2 , the generic kind makes the gun weak
1027629
12 gram co2 cartridges you can find at local walmarts and such. Not sure on the latter part.
2258411
Hello. Question: are you using a drop of pellet gun oil on the puncture end of the CO2 canister? If not, I would recommend doing this. Even using the oil, I empty the CO2 and remove the canister before storing the pistol. Good luck and hope this helps.
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I would not personally use this on my CO2 pistol, but I use it on my Ruger Air hawk and it works great. I have an oil made for my CO2 pistol and I wouldn't use it on my Ruger either.
1648902
This does NOT come with CO2 cartridges and I believe the recommended size is 8 gram. I bought the Lelands because I would use a lot and it was cheap per cartridge. I would think any 8 gram cartridge would work.
1673209
Hi and sorry for the delayed response. No, this gun does not need a CO2 cartridge.
426785
Put a drop of oil on the tip of the cartridge. Insert into the gun(?) then tighten the screw until it just touches the cartridge (you will feel the resistance). Then turn the screw hard an don't stop turning until its fully seated. I get e little hiss momentarily but it seats just find. I've used probably 30 of my 100 cartridges with no problems. Good value and performs great in my CO2 BB pistol. Hope this helps...AO
1850695
I use standard 14 oz. cartridges. This gun pushes a lot of grease fast. I also bought a special fast and easy on and off grease nozzle for the gun from Amazon that I recommend.
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Hi Chris , check out amazon listing # B00JUT5FT8 ( I have this pistol in stock but not listed on amazon as yet but should be listed next week ) description and specs below Colt 1911 pistol Aged finish metal frame and slide Uses 12-gram CO2 cartridges Blowback 18-rd drop-free BB mag* Semiauto Single-action Fixed front and rear sights Ambidextrous, textured grip Manual safety Functioning grip safety Slide stays open when last BB is shot All metal Part of the proceeds donated to the NRA (National Rifle Association) *The manual states the magazine holds 18 steel BBs. However, you may be able to load 19. Sorry, but you cannot request a specific serial number. Serial No. 1 has been donated to the NRA. The 1911 firearm has earned a place in history as the most popular handgun ever made. It makes sense that we'd further honor the service this gun has given with this limited edition CO2 version. The aged finish will remind you of the countless times the firearm was holstered and drawn as the 1911 tended to the business at hand, protecting soldiers and freedom. Own a piece of history and get one of these 1911 CO2 replica pistols. Act now...for tomorrow may be too late! Specs Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm) Velocity: 325 fps Loudness: 4-Medium-High Barrel Length: 4.5" Overall Length: 8.5" Shot Capacity: 18 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Suggested for: Plinking/Fun Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Trigger Action: Single-action Body Type: Pistol Weight: 2.1 lbs Thanks Phil
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I think the threads on the cartridge are 3/8"x24 NF so if your other cartridges have that size threads they should fit. Depending on use, however, some cartridges have oil in the CO2 and may affect what you can use them for. Food grade cartridges are just pure CO2.
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Ms. Fehr-I may have been wrong. I just looked up the C-15 Gamo Bone Collector pistol and it says that "indeed" it takes the 16 round magazine.I looked on pyramidair.com. Try that site and see if the attendant pops up and asks to help you.Sorry if I misled you.. Good luck..
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I assume your question is about the CO2 cartridges, It takes NON Threaded. They are designed to leak into the plastic body until the plastic over pressurizes and bursts. The volume of the body how loud they are, The more volume the louder. I have found the Pineapple bodies are the loudest. Some bodies are made with a clear vertical strip, where the body is weakest and the burst along the seam, This is good if you want to directionalize the burst away from something.
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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.
1280116
It shoots 6mm plastic Airsoft BBs. .20, .25 or .28g BBs are all good. Stay away from .12g BBs. Also, it uses green gas not Co2.
413250
This is a HPA tank ...not C02, usually are cartridge size ( super small ) usually pistols.