Will this work in a Daisy slide bolt air rifle - the pellet is not loaded via an open barrel end
1659303
no, it work on break open air rifles only. I would think the pellets would tumble in and may get stuck backwards.
1659304
Are you thinking of the powerline 880? If so, no it will not. This pen only supports break barrel mechanisms or anything with an open breach. I own a slide bolt too, and it can be a pain to load but it's the only way.
1489183
That will depend entirely on the weight of the pellet. The gun is rated at 1650 fps with lightweight PBA ammo. I would not recommend using that as it can damage the gun internally. I would go for something 10 grains or heavier, that should bring the velocity down into a more acceptable and more accurate range. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
91708
I don't have personal experience with that particular pistol, but the Amazon listing shows that it's a .177 caliber so the Crosman ammo should work. That said, I would probably buy smaller tins of various brands (Crosman, Gamo, etc.) to start with and experiment to see if one works better than another. I'm mainly shooting Crosman wadcutter pellets in Crosman and Daisy products, and they serve me well. I only dream about owning a high-end air pistol like the German-made Beretta model.
1398794
No, this is a single shot rifle where the barrel breaks open at the end of the stock. In order to compress the cylinder the barrel must be cocked past 100 degrees down. The cocking action would not allow sling mounts at the barrel end of the stock. This is an excellent pellet rifle. I sighted the scope in at 30 yards. I then shot it at 65 yards into a piece of plywood. It only had an 1.5 inch drop and the pellet was completely buried into the wood. The scope is very god quality with super magnification. If I put it on my .223 or a .306 and be very happy with it.
1152692
Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.
758754
Short answer yes, but I would not mount it on a spring air rifle. I have mine mounted in a PCP air rifle, and it works fine, but a regular break barrel or under lever spring air rifle may create too much shock.
1426682
Some where on your air rifle should show what cal. your rifle is, If it shows .177 cal. then yes you can use them, I have used Daisy pellets or BB's in my Crossman rifle, my Crossman is a .177 cal. and can use either pellets or the BB's. Remember always use proper gun safety and protection!
82526
This will, and you can only load flat pointed pellets. Pointed pellets tend to jam.
333122
If the mussel of your barrel is cut in a plane perpendicular to the centerline of the bore, it should work great. It will save ammo when sighting in a new weapon.
589594
It may fit the barrel but it moves around when secured. I wouldn't trust firing with it attached. Sorry to be the bearer of bade news.
1975352
Have not used it with an air pistol, I have one that loads with the little round clips, 8 shots each. I use the pellet pen with a Gammo rifle and it works really well. The air rifle of course cocks by breaking the barrel, thus opening the breach and the pen works very nicely to lad another pellet without shuffling it all over the place. Do recommend it for the rifle, don't know about the pistol. Capt. T.
597475
There's a rubber retainer on one end that keeps the pellets from falling out. I just push the slide until the pellet sticks out halfway, then I load it in the gun while while pushing the slide, using the next pellet too push
1214916
I have a Crosman combo BB/Pellet gun and I definitely think it will fit the barrel of your pellet rifle. If the screws turn out to be too long due to barrel being thinner, simply go to large box store and get shorter screws. Good luck
1990025
No the power of this airrifle has not left one pellet In Its original state.Plus the whole purpose of the the pellet Is to be cone shaped and create an air pocketIn the barrel.
1875340
Yes look for a heavier grain weight,due to such high power of this air rifle light pellets are not only inaccurate but act as a dry fire to the pellet gun.
1125052
one-didn't have luck with any pellets and I have 1/2 doz. types, no matter which I tried 1or 2 pellets would be way off target per clip. I had ordered the extra clips I am now stuck with, I sent this pistol back and will never purchase another Daisy product again. I have crosman,ruger, mauser, and browning air guns that work very well.
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It does work but the threads hang down into the barrel. I sanded the threads and used some thread locker and its awesome. You could also consider a good taclite if youre looking for home defense solutions.