Fps? Amount of pumps? How many pumps is too many? semi-auto?
916523
I collected bb and pellet guns since I was a teenager and I have to say that this is one of the most powerful pellet guns I have ever owned. You cock back the lever which can be frustrating at first but then you get used to it, and then put a pellet in a whole and fire. You repeat this process and there is no magazine. It isn't semi-auto of course and the fps is roughly about 600-650. Here is a very helpful video about this gun that I have made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMCVBLcXjB8
916524
the ad says about 650 fps, one "pump" you cock it by pulling down the lower lever under the barrel and then adding a pellet.
619576
With multi-pumps there is a limit to the number of pumps that are recommended and with the Crosman 1322C it is 10 pumps. When you pump the pistol beyond that number you risk damage to the seals and actually very little is gained in power (velocity).
2213185
The spring and plunger in this have to be small enough to fit in the handle of the pistol, so it is not as powerful as spring pistols modeled on semi automatic pistols. I don't have a way to measure it, but I'd guess around 100 FPS. I would only use this against people also carrying similarly low-powered airsoft guns.
2213187
My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high risk when reloading and ammo supply. My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high... » Read More My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high risk when reloading and ammo supply. « Show Less
1956700
I have mine shooting at 900 fps and I get about 3 clips out of a 2900 psi fill hope this can help u
1811456
The manual rates this gun at 750 fps for BBs and 715 fps for pellets at 10 pumps. The shooting distance for 10 pumps is rated at 291 yards for BBs and 286 yards for pellets. I hope this helps answer your question.
1982876
20-30 shots. In an actual match you might need two or three cartridges. Depends too on how much you fire...
1649997
well I think 4scfm is very little to run will run but not to the full power of the gun the one I own run in a 100 gallons and about 14 scfm and you need to be careful not to break the bolts I think you be fine for small jobs ..ps have a great day. ..
621815
fps=feet per second...this has to do with how fast the gun shoots. .2gram bbs are the size of bbs used with this air soft gun.
1725976
I fired ten pellets across my chronograph and they averaged 264.6 fps with a high of 280.3 fps and a low of 245.4 fps with Peak .22 wadcutters, a chinese brand, that average 13.9 grs. I've got the same gun in .177 cal. It avgeraged 302.6 fps, high 339.7, low 268.4, also with Peaks that average 8.6 grs. The guns are Industry Brand S2-1's made by the Shanghi Air Gun Factory. They're fairly accurate. The pellets that come with them make a good paper weight only. I took'em out of the wood stock and without disassembly any further, soaked them in gasoline over night and poured the gas thru them to get that brown packing grease out of them, and let them dry. Then sqiurted a little lube oil in them and cleaned the barrel before I tested them. Don't put petrolem based oil in the compression chamber. Good shooting, later! (Rosemary is my wife)
621814
jeez steph. zack, idk what the fps is, but shes a nut :3 .2gram isnt the size of the bbs. 6mm is the size. .12 to .25 would be most reliable. id say its about 250-300 fps
129095
i have 10 cfm at 90 psi i shoot no problem and 25 psi at the gun if you have a large tank you could paint with a 6 or above cfm at 90 psi
1811453
You can find the advertised speed and subtract off about 100 fps which is typical for all air guns and rifles. Having owned many such guns through the years would guess about 600 to 700 fps or about 2.5 times the speed of the old model Daisy single pump air gun. You will find that all air guns tend to exaggerate their fps rate of velocity. It is plenty fast for the money.
1887561
You can have a lot of fun with just two pumps at shorter range. That's what I usually do in my garage shooting paper targets offhand at around 20 feet. If you pump up to 8 times you'll get more power but it's very loud, and makes a good crack. That is really only necessary if you are shooting longer distances or are going after pests. Plus, it will wear out your arm very fast as it's a bear to pump that many times. And watch where you hold it when pumping; you can mash your fingers if not careful.
1105395
445-450 with .2sbut it seems like all of us are getting different fps reading here so because i don't believe they are putting widely different springs in each gun I am forced to believe that its the chonos that are wrong. Ill go get mine calibrated and be back with the results
1992405
I suggest using 0.20g bbs. They give you the highest fps while also giving the best accuracy.
793029
If memory serves me correctly it's 350 FPS. This is a break barrel, pellet pistol that after shooting a hundred or so rounds through it I have come to the conclusion that it's not worth the $44.00 or so they are asking for. It looks nice, functions like it should with the exception of accuracy. I would only buy this if plinking cans 15-25 feet away. I'm a military "marksman" USAF cop and I can only hit my target out to about 25-30 feet. Look for something with a name brand and positive feedback. Hope this helped. Good Luck!