Will this gun hold up to continuous use for several hours a day? I have a big project and I've burned out 2 guns already.
1054241
I can't say for a fact it will operate for hours on end.....I have not used this one for more than 30 minutes at a time thus far.
1054242
I only have used mine for small jobs. But see no reason why it wouldn't stand up. It is a Heavy Duty solder gun. Time will tell. I had good luck with this brand.
1054243
I don't think so, its for occasional home use. You may need the commercial version.
1377940
I believe this gun will last several years even under heavy use. If you start a using CO2 cartridge you might as well finish it as it will slowly leak off in a few weeks
1319400
Mine has held up fine to 7.62x39. Has not lost its zero yet after 100's of rounds. Best bet would be to try it and if it fails send it back. Good luck
292155
This nailer would work as long as you don't work too fast in warm weather. At normal temperatures the gun overheats after only a few nails.
2255235
i have used dual grip for almost a year now, and it works great. i get about 4 hours of use, even if i do not turn camera off. i suggest taking along extra charged batteries if you intend to shoot more than 4 hours in the day.
2212331
That's a good question that's a little difficult for me to answer, but I think I can do well enough. I've left mine on overnight, and it still had plenty of power the next day. I mostly shoot outdoors, in daylight. The black cross hairs work all of the time, so I don't use the illumination that often. You can't tell much difference. Indoors, and at night, I'll turn on the illumination just because it looks cool when I'm just messing around. I'm on my second battery since I bought the scope, and I've probably left it on overnight four times. I found the batteries online for about a buck a piece, and bought ten. I can't really give you a "runtime" on this. I would just say, unless you do a lot of shooting in low light, it should last for months.
1278887
I haven't used the rifle too much yet, but there shouldn't be too much maintenance. Wiping the gun down after shhoting with a cleaan rag and gun oil will keep the gun looking good for years to come. Occationally lubing the pivot point and chamber as instructed should keep the rifle functioning well. This should just be a few drops every few thousand shots, too much oil will lead to detonations and reduce the rifle life.
180206
The battery life is not great. Even keeping the laser off most of the time, the battery still drains. BUT... the Viridian laser is Great! It's worth having to change the batteries every 4-5 months to have that 'instant on' when you pull the gun out of the holster. I rarely shoot my LCP. I shot it at the range to check the alignment of the laser, but it's basically a 'get off me' type weapon, so I'm not concerned about running a lot of rounds through it.
480631
As in without charging for weeks then using it, or charge it up and start shooting, how long will it last? I will answer both. I have charged it and left it to sit for weeks then went shooting and was fine. NOT RECOMMENDED, but I have done it. How long will it last while shooting? This varies based on how trigger happy you are. I use it in my LMG and can play for 5-6 hours (shooting conservatively, AKA around 1500-2000 rounds during that time) and been fine. Good battery.
1792655
The little tubes or cartridges last about an hour or at least 150 shots and I've never had a problem with them leaking! It's a good pistol
2234420
Well I'm sure it depends on the brand of batteries. I used off brands from Menards and as most things from Menards its low quality so i got about 3 weeks out of the gun. I am not sure how much my kid used when i wasn't around so i cant give an estimated amount of hrs it will run
2247035
I can run a C MORE typically for 10 to 16 straight hours. I don't change out the Battery but once every 6 months. And I shoot every week. I LOve the C MORES. Get the Aluminum one though. They run Better. I endorse the Product, and I teach Tactics for a living. For the Price, its the best on the Market. If you have the Money, Run an ACOG. if you can't afford an ACOG, go with C MORE
118360
I've had mine for about a year and use it for about 4-6 hours every day. No problems.
898870
No but you should try oiling the gun. If you ate oiling it then either do more or more often.. im using an older pasload air powered and when im shooting lots of nails.... clip after clip all day ill oil it at lunch... its typical of of not enough oil
1792657
My CO2 cylinder has been in the gun for over 3 months, and is still fine. My guess would be that as is it ages, it will last less, due to the seals.It's not a very expensive gun...............we'll see!!
1458280
You can leave it in the gun indefinitely. The longer it sits, as in weeks, the less power it has. Wont hurt the gun or mechanism in any way.
1507796
It's more about how much air the compressor will put out per minute. You will have to stop fairly frequently to let your setup catch up if you are painting something that is large. I have/had a set of these guns. You can't use them straight out of the box. Totally take them apart and clean all the junk out of them and take the plastic gasket, that divides the nozzle from the paint chamber, and some 800 grit sandpaper and on a flat surface, lap the gasket flat (can't remember if it's the front or back side but you'll be able to tell which one should be smooth). Mine leaked air, very badly, into the paint chamber. Every time I squeezed the trigger, you could see bubbles percolating through the paint. Lapping that hard plastic gasket stopped that. Don't expect to be able to spray a candy with these guns. The pattern(s) on mine is/are too inconsistent. I ended up buying a different gun to shoot my base/clear. Matt