kinda new to airsoft/pellet guns. What does the Single Pump (Recoiless) mean? Spring action or a pump-action?
1052177
There is no recoil on the gun. Which means no back kick. It is also a pump action single shot.
1052178
I think it is spring action. Usually,air gun when shooting the spring creates recoils and vibrations. And P17 produces less recoils.
1052179
I believe that "single pump" means that the pistol is pumped once by unlatching the hammer and pulling the back top of the pistol forward. Next you place a pellet into the holding tube (a bit tricky but becomes easier with practice) and fold the top of the gun back with power, this is the pumping action. A hefty pump will engage the hammer which is the catch mechanism and the gun is ready to fire,
1052180
The pistol will only take one single stroke pump to energize it and there is no recoil when it is shot. It is pneumatic so it is a single pump-action.
769096
Gen 4 glock 19 only. Single spring. It doesn't need the dual spring like the factory recoil spring came with. It is designed for you gen 4 glock 19, so no worries. I've got 500 rounds through mine with no issues.
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.
368937
No, it is single action. Each time you pull the trigger you have to manually pull the slide to the rear to re-cock the trigger spring. I love mine!
154906
It is single action only. Once initially cocked by racking the slide (like a real Walther), the pistol cocks itself after each shot. A light pull on the trigger (maybe 5 pounds) is required to fire the pistol. (Unlike a real Walther double action/single action (DA/SA) pistol, it is not possible to fire the first shot by trigger pull only, without racking the slide first.) Engaging the safety between shots de-cocks the pistol.
1473657
Yes its spring loaded. It also was really fun to play with for a spring airsoft gun, i used it alot so it broke in around a month but if you only shoot cans or something it'll last longer. I would recommend this to you if you looking for a decent spring pistol that gives a good sting.
1984662
For pellet rifles it has a smooth trigger pull once you get accustomed to the spring recoil.
925507
It's single shot. You can push it into shooting more but the power of each pellet drops pretty sharply, and it can damage the working of the gun.
1209967
Good Lord! my 30-06 has the recoil many times that of any air rifle i could imagine! it survived shooting a fork horn last year, four point this year.. as well as just for fun shooting, good scope for the $$$
1485263
Diana rifles are pump-action (Springer), you break the barrel down all the way, put 1 pellet in, then close it back up. The spring pushes the pump up by force as you pull the trigger.
403284
It is a spring piston gun, otherwise known as a break barrel. You cock it by "breaking" the barrel forward and putting a pellet in the chamber. Then it is ready to fire.When cocking a spring piston gun, always hang on to the barrel for safety reasons, if the safety catch fails, you could injure a finger. I like this gun , but it is not as accurate as other pistols such as a Crosman 1377, but is fun for plinking with. I'd suggest watching some of the You Tube videos about it. Good luck!
346936
the beeman rs2 has a spring.. and a nice one at that, it pushes a .177 in the 750-1000 fps range. nice gun.. i love mine!
1525944
Break-barrel Air Rifles are all one-pump action rifles, I believe. A friend of mine has this exact Ruger Air Magnum .177 and you can only cock it one time.
1652297
It's a break-barrel type "spring air" type gun. The barrel is attached to the guy by way of a sturdy hinge, and when you pivot the barrel downward, it compresses a spring inside the body of the gun. When the gun is fired, the spring pushes a piston forward, compressing air and forcing it into the barrel behind the pellet.
644951
It is a single shot. I had a Crosman 357 and it broke in less then 30 days. The little key looking part that punctures the CO2 tube broke. The 2240 is much more powerful and more accurate. I average about 60 .22 shots per CO2 tube. It also shoots as high as 450 fps. I have a collection of high powered pellet guns and a Crony which measures pellet speeds. The 2240 is far superior. You can also buy a new set of handle grips that turn the 2240 into a rifle for about 20 bucks. In fact there are a number of custom parts available for the 2240. I also have 3 Hatsan rifles the 125 Mod TH, the AT44W-10, and the Galation.
957083
You need to pump it with every shot, it's a variable pump air rifle meaning you pump it to determine the amount of air pressure in the reservoir which will determine the power. In my experience 3 shots gets the pellet out, 5-7 shots for your normal plinking, and 10-11 pumps maximum if you're doing any hunting or pest control.
258031
Works good on my ar15 not sure about spring air that is a different type of recoil