this doesn't need co2 correct?
1575282
This is correct. Each time you want to fire you pull back the hammer, but just to warn you it can be a pain to reload sometimes because of the shells, but it it still a fun gun to have
1275434
Check with the CO2 supplier. Often the threads are different for different gases.
197690
No it's isn't and I would not RECOMMEND PURCHASING THIS PRODUCT . I PURCHASED IT AND PIT CO2 in the GUN AND IT JUST SHOOTS THE CO2 OUT EVERY WHERE .
515387
No. I believe it's much less than that, the one negative to this unit. Turns out i am using over an electric cook top instead of gas.
553250
The crosman challenger2009 does not come with the connection needed to operate on CO2 . That is an extra.
1146869
No CO2. Totally pumped in air and minimal at that. GREAT little tool. Get one! We got 11 to gift them. :)
1753118
The instructions do not require distilled water. I use it to delay any buildup, but it isn't necessary.
2149771
I have two KW heaters in a house I'm working on. I haven't experienced any gas leaks from the units so far. As far as carbon dioxide, I haven't noticed any of that either.
712742
Nope. Produces no carbon monoxide, though water vapor can be a problem. So it still can use some airflow through the room
2082030
I think it is necessary 6g of co2. Try to find the relation of mass and pressure of these co2 tubes on the internet.
1785517
Its ok for low light plants like anubias or java ferns. I also got some duckweed that thrives. But no co2 needed for those plants :)
2255461
you no longer need carbon if you run this. and this has to be replaced every 2-3 months rather than carbon once a month . I run chemi pure in both of my reef tanks. (4 years established both)
1885815
The CO2 will leak out wasting a cartridge. Also, over time there may be some seal leakage. I have not had a problem.
658598
This unit delivers minimal CO2 unless you're using it in a micro tank it will be ok. You can also control the amount of CO2 delivered by raising or lowering the ladder and tubing.Check the expiration date on your packets, mine were expired and I had to purchase fresh yeast before the unit actually worked as described.
718414
I'm not the manufacturer, but I think you should be okay as it doesn't need refrigeration, etc.
1179801
"Refrigeration recommended, but not required." At least that's what it says on the view of the label above.
885664
No. Let me elaborate. I spent some time researching on whether an airtight canister (such as this one) or a canister with CO2 venting was better. I ran across this article (https://agoodkeensavage.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/why-i-stopped-packaging-our-coffee-in-one-way-valves/) that seemed to cement the fact that CO2 venting wasn't necessary since beans only release significant CO2 amounts for a brief time immediately after roasting. Unless you're home roasting and immediately placing them in an airtight canister, I don't think CO2 venting is necessary. Therefore, I think this canister is the best solution. No. Let me elaborate. I spent some time researching on whether an airtight canister (such as this one) or a canister with CO2 venting was better. I ran across this article (https://agoodkeensavage.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/why-i-stopped-packaging-our-coffee-in-one-way-valves/) that seemed to cement the fact that CO2 venting wasn't necessary since beans only release significant CO2 amounts for a brief time immediately after roasting. Unless you're home roasting and immediately placing them in an airtight canister, I don't think CO2 venting is necessary. Therefore, I think this... » Read More No. Let me elaborate. I spent some time researching on whether an airtight canister (such as this one) or a canister with CO2 venting was better. I ran across this article (https://agoodkeensavage.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/why-i-stopped-packaging-our-coffee-in-one-way-valves/) that seemed to cement the fact that CO2 venting wasn't necessary since beans only release significant CO2 amounts for a brief time immediately after roasting. Unless you're home roasting and immediately placing them in an airtight canister, I don't think CO2 venting is necessary. Therefore, I think this canister is the best solution. « Show Less