does it fire . basically is it a working rifle?
1088761
Good afternoon,No its a reproduction unfireing ,for wall mount use.thanks Greg
1088762
This rifle does not fire and I did not purchase it as a firing rifle. I use it as a display piece and it is so real looking people think it is a functioning firearm. I love mine. I added a Winchester saddle ring with a leather tie on it and removed the JW from the stock and replaced with an inlaid Texas Ranger concho. I have had very many compliments on it :)
1088763
No. No denix arms replica is made to fire. they're props designed as show or costume pieces.
244477
Yes this gun is very powerful with on average 400 fps (feet per second) with a 600 round clip of 0.20 gram bbs. The rof (rate of fire) is very good but this causes the gears in the receiver to jam easily due to the high rof and blow back mechanisms. Although the blow back mechanism doesn't actually do anything for the shooting mechanism, it's still connected to the gears and complicates the basic functions. Be very careful because once it starts jamming, it's very difficult to keep it functioning properly.
2127715
No not at all. It is a replica that is not able to shoot but does have trigger action.
213810
It won't spin but I shoot it with my .22. You still get the instant feedback of a hit with the sound. A 9mm and up will spin it, but never use any rifle other than a .22 because it will destroy it.
1400896
Yes. It's a spring powered weapon, and must be pumped every time. If you'd like a semi-auto model, pick up a gas powered weapon
1884563
Falconer's response was absolutely correct. This rifle is not designed to shoot BBs. It will shoot high quality pellets accurately and consistently.
1092827
No. Strictly centerfire pistols and .22 rifles only. Its a great target and I need to buy another one because my friend shot it with his ar and that .223 round destroyed it.
770147
No. However the scope that it comes with is not much account. Nice rifle, but poor scope.
90618
Yes it does. It has a safety switch when cocked that has to be turned off to shoot.
1544634
No, it shoots semi auto and fully auto but I would buy a different m4 because I wasn't very satisfied with mine
377773
Yes it is a break action single shot. I put the gun but between my legs and give the barrel near the end a sharp smack to open the breach. One pellet in the breach and slap it closed. It has proved to be a great rifle on all counts. Love this rifle. You are describing my Daisy or Remington "pump" action guns. You do not need to pump up the pressure. Trust me this rifle will drop any rodent sized game you can think of.
1876640
I think so. I was really pleased with the purchase. It shoots real fast and is pretty accurate. I would suggest getting a speed loader(the cheap ones work just fine) because the magazine holds about 30 bb's and if you shoot in auto it will shoot them pretty quick. Other than that.... In my opinion the gun is pretty much well made and haven't given me any problems so far.
874505
I'm not real sure. I haven't had any issues with it firing from my AR platform with 5.56 rounds.
1702431
Sorry I thought it was a different rifle bro. Yea don't waste your money on this gun. You can get a raider for $150 on Amazon also. Don't even waste your time or your money. Cheap build. Just made to please kids mostly. It's probably shoot maybe 225-250 with a full battery
620038
No, this pistol only shoots BBs... but don't let that stop you from buying! I've had a LOT of fun with mine.
65850
no, it is a spring rifle for beginners. i got this gun thinking the same thing. it is not worth the price either. hope this helps
1652298
It doesn't use fuel...it is called a "break away" barrel. You pull the barrel down to cock it using it's internal spring, and return the barrel to the original position to fire it....the rifle is VERY powerful, and extremely accurate when you use the manual rear sight and the fiber optic front sight...I took the scope off, because I have a Gamo .177 w/ a scope...and sometimes you just don't want a scope for certain targets. It is now my rifle of choice, and I never even use the Gamo anymore. Word of information...to cock it, you must rap the front of the barrel on top....that breaks it away slightly, and then you can pull all the way down to complete cocking it...wasn't aware of the procedure at first, but it's no big deal. Great rifle!...I'd buy another one if this one is lost. Buy the Crossman hollow point pellets...they're cheap, and superb....BTW...I sold the scope on Ebay for about $18