is it co2 efficient? and how many shots until a 12 gram cartridge is depleted?
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Yes itbis co2 efficient and don't get daisy co2. I don't know on shots depletion.
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I've shot mine about 30 times on one co,2 cartridge , I mostly just wanted it to run off some troublesome critters .
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The maximum FPS is roughly 400, and I'd say if you modified it you could get it to be considerably lower, like around 350, but most CO2 pistols have inconsistent BB velocity because of the unavoidable CO2 leakage.
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Hi and sorry for the delayed response. No, this gun does not need a CO2 cartridge.
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Standard 12 gram CO2 cartridge bought almost anywhere works fine. I just happened to use Daisy.
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Hello Christina M. I own one of those older 1008's and bought three just to see if they would fit and they work great. So of course I bought another pack so I could have clips ready. 6 is plenty you will probably be out of CO2 by the time you fire off 48-54 shots. They also have a magnet in the center for holding BB's too have fun, OH YEA DON"T FORGET THE PELLGUNOIL ON EVERY CO2 CAPSULE YOU LOAD ONE DROP IS ALL YOU NEED. You'll love yourself for taking care of your airgun.
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This model is bigger than the cp99 and is good for about a total of 80 shots on a co2 cartridge, 30 to 40 accurate shots
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The co2 cartridge goes into the back of the grip, there is a little compartment that you open with your finger,the magazine holds about 18 if I remember right (I haven't used it in a while sorry)
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No. The core holds a 12gram CO2 cartridge. The Core is reusable and the outer shell is a one time use. Check out some YouTube videos of how they work for more details.I had to, even after i purchased some, to figure out how to arm it. Have Fun!
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I found out that the weather has a lot to do with the amount of shots per Co2. Above 70 you will get around 275 BB's anything below varies. I hope that this helped.
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No, the gun is powered by internal motor (battery powered), no need to use green or co2 to shoot.
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Yes, One use. I use the Leland CO2 cartridges as they are the cheapest I found (under 40 Cents per cartridge when purchasing a lot of 100). It uses a standard 8 gr CO2 cartridge.
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CO2 cartridges must be purchased separately but they are relatively inexpensive. Also, the C11 is very gas efficient. You can easily fire 6 or more magazines on a single cartridge. Remember to also buy some silicon lubricant to create a good seal when loading your cartridges.
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If you are referring to the Air Pistol I used, it only uses a single cartridge. For Max damage, I usually replace the cartridge after 10 -14 shots. After that the velocity drops dramatically with air pistols. If I am just messing around, 20 -30 is about norm. Though this pellet makes better use of the air when firing, as the pellet sits tighter in the chamber than other types of pellets
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I have left a half full cartridge in mine up to five days or so. I really think they are talking about leaving a cartridge in the gun like two or three months. The oil droplet would get old and collect dust and the seal would be compressed for that long. It all adds up to a nice tight seal for greater shot powder. They are too much fun to leave that long anyway with out use.
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I've put a cartridge in mine, fired it a couple of times, set it down for weeks, picked it back up and it is fine. No apparent loss of pressure. Michael's answer of around 70 shots is probably pretty accurate. I haven't counted but you can definitely tell when the cartridge needs changing. You can hear when the pellet doesn't have the same punch behind it and the pellets start hitting low. I think it may be more like 50 shots? I know that when I do notice the cartridge needs changing, I unscrew the cap and only get a short "phisst" and that is it. It's empty. It uses all the CO2 effectively. I've put a cartridge in mine, fired it a couple of times, set it down for weeks, picked it back up and it is fine. No apparent loss of pressure. Michael's answer of around 70 shots is probably pretty accurate. I haven't counted but you can definitely tell when the cartridge needs changing. You can hear when the pellet doesn't have the same punch behind it and the pellets start hitting low. I think it may be more like 50 shots? I know that when I do notice the cartridge needs changing, I unscrew the cap and only get a short "phisst" and that is it. It's empty. It uses all the CO2... » Read More I've put a cartridge in mine, fired it a couple of times, set it down for weeks, picked it back up and it is fine. No apparent loss of pressure. Michael's answer of around 70 shots is probably pretty accurate. I haven't counted but you can definitely tell when the cartridge needs changing. You can hear when the pellet doesn't have the same punch behind it and the pellets start hitting low. I think it may be more like 50 shots? I know that when I do notice the cartridge needs changing, I unscrew the cap and only get a short "phisst" and that is it. It's empty. It uses all the CO2 effectively. « Show Less
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With a fresh Co2 cartridge, on a scale of 1-10 (10=top). The Winchester 11 is about a 6.5 to 7. On my particular gun, the cartridge dies out pretty quickly(20-30 shots). Also at about 20 feet fairly precise targeting.