Why does my Iver Jonhson carbine single bolt action? Is it possible the gas piston was rotated into the position for single bolt action? Little history; The carbine was manufacture in 1978. FYI this gun was my father's, he passed away many years ago...
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I'm not sure that the carbine ever had an adjustable valve to single action like the M-14. If you are shooting good ammunition and it does that, then the obvious answer is that something is obstructing the flow of the gas to the piston, i.e., dirt, corrosion, carbon, etc. Possible a combination of carburetor cleaner, high pressure air and bore brushing might help. If not, then it's off to your local gun smitty.
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I agree with "J". This speed-loader won't handle the .30 carbine round. I don't know where you can find one that will.
2250303
Sadly it's single fire. The clip holds about 30 bbs but after each shot you have to pull the spring back to load it. It's fun just to pop stuff. Not really ideal for bb wars.
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As previously answered.. A very loose hold at the balance point of the rifle. There are videos demonstrating it if you search for it.
1836067
I have the gas piston version and it runs them out at around 750 fps..my only problem has been the thumb hole synthetic stock which broke...can't wait to finish my new home built stock....its a great and very hard hitting beast.
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well i know the answer... What happened is: 1. when you screw the cartridge the gas is slowly released until you tighten all the way( I highly don't think this is the case). ***2: The C02 seal of the gun is broken. This happened to me on my Winchester M14 by Daisy (excellent). There are little rings in the gun that hold the co2 in and when they're worn out, you put C02 in and it all just leaks out. i tried 10 cartdriges. its sucks but what i did was i contacted the maker ( for you, corpsman customer service and say that you need replacement sealent rings. Just ask for new ones, replace them, and then all the C02 stays in! well i know the answer... What happened is: 1. when you screw the cartridge the gas is slowly released until you tighten all the way( I highly don't think this is the case). ***2: The C02 seal of the gun is broken. This happened to me on my Winchester M14 by Daisy (excellent). There are little rings in the gun that hold the co2 in and when they're worn out, you put C02 in and it all just leaks out. i tried 10 cartdriges. its sucks but what i did was i contacted the maker ( for you, corpsman customer service and say that you need replacement sealent rings. Just ask for new ones, replace... » Read More well i know the answer... What happened is: 1. when you screw the cartridge the gas is slowly released until you tighten all the way( I highly don't think this is the case). ***2: The C02 seal of the gun is broken. This happened to me on my Winchester M14 by Daisy (excellent). There are little rings in the gun that hold the co2 in and when they're worn out, you put C02 in and it all just leaks out. i tried 10 cartdriges. its sucks but what i did was i contacted the maker ( for you, corpsman customer service and say that you need replacement sealent rings. Just ask for new ones, replace them, and then all the C02 stays in! « Show Less
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Single shot bolt action. No mag. You can see one at gander mtn. Just cost 30 more bucks there.
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I have an 1100 made in 1978 and it does NOT even come close to fitting. I was real hopeful it would, as the factory "pad" is virtually useless for recoil, but this was not the answer I was looking for. Is yours a lefty? I'd love to get a lefty 1100 built in 79, because that's my birth year, but it's like finding a needle in a haystack. Best I could find was this 78, but it's in very good shape.
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Good morning. No it is a single pump gun. (I wish they made the single shot pistol the same). It is very accurate and easy to use.
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I've never used a single action, but I believe you have to hand cock single actions. Like, a shotgun, you have to pull the slider back initially to fire.On this gun, you simply fire until it's empty. The CO2 forces the slider back to load another bb. (in theory, it might just be for show). Either way, you don't have to hand cock it. Safety off, fire until it's empty. Super fun. :-D
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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.
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Are you guys blind? The product and most reviews clearly state this is a SPRING operated rifle. There is no air involved in propelling the projectile out. That said, the reason it is single shot only is the spring fully discharges with each shot. It puts a hell of a lot of force behind the shot too. So be aware that this is not intended as a toy for children. This is a rifle, not a toy. The only reason they call it an "Air Rifle" is that there are different laws already in existence for air rifles, so it stops idiotic lawmakers from dreaming up new and potentially different regulations and laws for spring operated rifles. Are you guys blind? The product and most reviews clearly state this is a SPRING operated rifle. There is no air involved in propelling the projectile out. That said, the reason it is single shot only is the spring fully discharges with each shot. It puts a hell of a lot of force behind the shot too. So be aware that this is not intended as a toy for children. This is a rifle, not a toy. The only reason they call it an "Air Rifle" is that there are different laws already in existence for air rifles, so it stops idiotic lawmakers from dreaming up new and potentially different... » Read More Are you guys blind? The product and most reviews clearly state this is a SPRING operated rifle. There is no air involved in propelling the projectile out. That said, the reason it is single shot only is the spring fully discharges with each shot. It puts a hell of a lot of force behind the shot too. So be aware that this is not intended as a toy for children. This is a rifle, not a toy. The only reason they call it an "Air Rifle" is that there are different laws already in existence for air rifles, so it stops idiotic lawmakers from dreaming up new and potentially different regulations and laws for spring operated rifles. « Show Less
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Bought mine on sale 2 yrs ago at Wally's. Came with .177 and .22 barrels. Easy enough to check - just open the box!...Recommend you replace scope. I swapped for a Barska 2-7x32 Air Gun Scope. EXCELLENT pellet gun for the money, especially with a better scope mounted. Really nice wood furniture too. Using wadcutter pellets, I can hit a bottle cap mounted SIDEWAYS - OFFHAND at the 10 meter competition distance on a regular basis!!! To the reviewer who said it was a piece of junk - suggest he read the break-in period info and practice a little more. :-) Performance smooths out at about 300 rounds during which time, I found that wadcutters work best for mine - YMMV. Bought mine on sale 2 yrs ago at Wally's. Came with .177 and .22 barrels. Easy enough to check - just open the box!...Recommend you replace scope. I swapped for a Barska 2-7x32 Air Gun Scope. EXCELLENT pellet gun for the money, especially with a better scope mounted. Really nice wood furniture too. Using wadcutter pellets, I can hit a bottle cap mounted SIDEWAYS - OFFHAND at the 10 meter competition distance on a regular basis!!! To the reviewer who said it was a piece of junk - suggest he read the break-in period info and practice a little more. :-) Performance smooths out at about 300... » Read More Bought mine on sale 2 yrs ago at Wally's. Came with .177 and .22 barrels. Easy enough to check - just open the box!...Recommend you replace scope. I swapped for a Barska 2-7x32 Air Gun Scope. EXCELLENT pellet gun for the money, especially with a better scope mounted. Really nice wood furniture too. Using wadcutter pellets, I can hit a bottle cap mounted SIDEWAYS - OFFHAND at the 10 meter competition distance on a regular basis!!! To the reviewer who said it was a piece of junk - suggest he read the break-in period info and practice a little more. :-) Performance smooths out at about 300 rounds during which time, I found that wadcutters work best for mine - YMMV. « Show Less
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Well it fit my lc9.though when you replace the back stock bolt with the the techna clip scre and threaded bolt.You lose tension on the trigger.sometimes you pull the trigger and it does nothing but tighten up.making you pull the trigger twice to fire.first pull there's no tension.2nd pull it's back to normal.definitely not reliable for a defensive situation.Took mine off and threw it away.seen someone else complained about it.tried it and sure enough mine had the same issue.glad I read about it.could've cost me my life if it had been relied on in a critical situation.
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Its built like an m4, I didnt take it apart but im assuming its a long type motor. Dont take my word for since ive also had an jg aug and that one was a short motor.
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This is a single shot, bolt action pellet pistol so one shot then you have to pull the bolt back to cock and load the pistol. You could in theory stuff in more pellets but doing so could cause failures in the pistol as the pellets could become stuck in the barrel and create excess back pressure making seals fail and leak CO2.
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The barrel is rifled. Its a pellet rifle, NOT a BB gun. The BB would roll out of the barrel. Besides, you would not want to shoot BB's out of a spring piston rifle. It would be just like "Dry Firing" it. The rifle is capable of VERY GOOD accuracy using a PREMIUM pellet. If you have to shoot BB's, go buy a Red Ryder BB gun!