sniper,how it works,is tank filled, easy hookup, where is the on and off switch, easy to use
2027626
Hello Ron, Thanks for your interest! Ours includes the tank only. Regrettably, there are no adapters or switches; it is completely empty. We hope this helps.
912925
No on/off switch comes with it. You could plug it into a power strip which has a switch though. 1 gallon might be too small for the intensity of the light. However, if you cover/mask the light well enough, it would be pretty cool. I say go for it, and get creative with disguising the light. Your tank will still pretty much be fully lit...could be kind of cool or even creepy depending on how you do it.
1241179
There is one circular battery and you just pull the top of the on/off switch off to put it in, great scope i recommend it.
781108
simple to hook up, added a piece of 2x6 to the back so it is free standing, easy to dump/clean
1616156
You twist it to turn it on and off. There are no buttons or switches. I use silicone grease to coat the rubber O ring with between uses. I use the light for gigging flounder with it attached to a handle. The battery (especially the Duracell red C cells) last a good while and it has been completely water-proof. I want to purchase 2 more; great light!
1907897
There is a part that screws the gun hen you screw in the tank with the part that has the valve
1535753
really easy. its just a little flip up switch (see the black connector). it also closes/fastens simply too. thus far i have not had any issues.
1175206
It screws on pretty basically all you need is the kit I suggest getting a different site then a normal 3 range site it's pretty easy to use it can get very frustrating but overall it's a blast to fish with
1902450
It has a trigger, or switch, you dont pump it, just fill the aluminum pot on the bottom, let it warm up for 30 seconds, and it's ready to go! It does a super job! Really roles out the fog! You'll love it!
584749
The sight works very well and is more than sufficient to provide night capability for self defense. I've scouted my neighborhood at night with no moon and can clearly make out images at 100 yds although, this would be well beyond self defense ranges - perhaps if one were hunting at night picking off vermin this would work well. The illuminator is included in the new packages, runs of easily found batteries, has a self shut down timer and can illuminate outwards to about 50 yds on dark nights. Under half to full moon the illuminator was not required. For the money, this is a quality unit that should work under most conditions. It's got all the capability one would need in most situations, just not as crisp an image or with all the details of say, a generation III NV scope. It mounts on any weaver or mil-spec picatinny rail system and comes with a very good mount. Includes a daylight cover to use for daytime sight-in and general protection of the lens and a carry bag for when not mounted on a rifle.
1699015
Very easy to operate. Like any break barrel you need to figure out the easiest way to leverage the cocking but I have arthritis in my hands and find hard gripping difficult at times but I don't need a lot of hand strength as I pull the barrel towards myself while cocking using larger arm and back muscles. A very high quality air gun.
1045562
I bought this about a year ago. If you have a piece of wood to go in there I would say it is super easy to switch out. It comes disassembled so you pretty much just drop the wood in position. It isn't held on there by anything so the switch would be easy.
792699
It has some type of a float that turns it on or off when the water fills up enough in the reservoir. You just leave it plugged in, run off or drip going into top of rez., and the clear tube on the the black nub there pictured leading to wherever you want it to pump out when float(or whatever) senses that it's full enough to turn it on. It will turn on and swoosh the water through the full long distance of the tube provided. You cut it to whatever length you want or just roll it up to your custom length. I've had it working for over a yr.-yr. and a half with out ever having to adjust or touch it at all for that matter. It has some type of a float that turns it on or off when the water fills up enough in the reservoir. You just leave it plugged in, run off or drip going into top of rez., and the clear tube on the the black nub there pictured leading to wherever you want it to pump out when float(or whatever) senses that it's full enough to turn it on. It will turn on and swoosh the water through the full long distance of the tube provided. You cut it to whatever length you want or just roll it up to your custom length. I've had it working for over a yr.-yr. and a half with out ever having to adjust or... » Read More It has some type of a float that turns it on or off when the water fills up enough in the reservoir. You just leave it plugged in, run off or drip going into top of rez., and the clear tube on the the black nub there pictured leading to wherever you want it to pump out when float(or whatever) senses that it's full enough to turn it on. It will turn on and swoosh the water through the full long distance of the tube provided. You cut it to whatever length you want or just roll it up to your custom length. I've had it working for over a yr.-yr. and a half with out ever having to adjust or touch it at all for that matter. « Show Less
650467
It has it's own internal pump, just remove from box place in tank and plug in.
1172781
The use is pretty straightforward. Just fill the tank to the fill line with water and plug both cords in and press the button. Make sure that you position the jug not too close or too far to the nozzle because the water will actually slide down the edge of the cap and onto the counter.
256723
The pump has an on/off switch on the top. It's easy to turn off and it stops immediately. If you think you are close to topping the tank, you can turn the pump on and off quickly.
6102
It was very easy. I just hooked it up to a small switch to turn it on and off when I want to.