do you put the bb or pellet in 1 at a time or does the gun hold a few bb's and you use the bolt action to load in the chamber?
1720664
Use pellets and not BBs. BBs will just roll out of the barrel when you tilt it. And yes, you have to put one pellet in at a time. So you have to make your first shot count. The squirrel wil not wait for you to reload.
1720665
This is a single pellet feed per each bolt action. The pellet loads very easily.
1720666
One at a time. Although I think you can use BBs in the 177, it is highly discouraged due to the fact BBs will ruin the riflings in the barrel. This is a very accurate PELLET gun. Don't ruin it trying to shoot BBs through it.
1720667
Single shot bolt action. No mag. You can see one at gander mtn. Just cost 30 more bucks there.
1720668
One pellet at a time through the bolt action. It's the most powerful hand pellet gun I've fired!
729035
Yes it is a single shot at a time, you break the muzzle to insert/load the pellet every time.
1077929
Bolt action - must cock bolt each time - holds 8 pellets in rotary clip. Nice air rifle for the price.
1271484
When you pull the cocking lever all the way down, the chamber/receiver is exposed. It will only hold and fire one pellet at a time. Then you will have to go through the cocking loading steps again. I chose this air rifle because what it lacks in convenience as a repeater, it makes up for in accuracy which was my biggest concern. If you will do more plinking and fun shooting, a repeater with a multi round magazine would be a better choice. I'm using this for pest removal and single shot works for me. Biggest feaure for me is that this is NOT a break barrel, which suffer accuracy drawbacks. The barrel is fixed and one solid piece. When you pull the cocking lever all the way down, the chamber/receiver is exposed. It will only hold and fire one pellet at a time. Then you will have to go through the cocking loading steps again. I chose this air rifle because what it lacks in convenience as a repeater, it makes up for in accuracy which was my biggest concern. If you will do more plinking and fun shooting, a repeater with a multi round magazine would be a better choice. I'm using this for pest removal and single shot works for me. Biggest feaure for me is that this is NOT a break barrel, which suffer accuracy drawbacks.... » Read More When you pull the cocking lever all the way down, the chamber/receiver is exposed. It will only hold and fire one pellet at a time. Then you will have to go through the cocking loading steps again. I chose this air rifle because what it lacks in convenience as a repeater, it makes up for in accuracy which was my biggest concern. If you will do more plinking and fun shooting, a repeater with a multi round magazine would be a better choice. I'm using this for pest removal and single shot works for me. Biggest feaure for me is that this is NOT a break barrel, which suffer accuracy drawbacks. The barrel is fixed and one solid piece. « Show Less
57163
Yes, the cartridges / bullets holds the bb's. So you have six shots, then you reload. Loading bb's is so much more fun with this gun. This is the best bb gun I've ever owned! Good price & lots of fun... I don't think you'll be disappointed at all.
1019157
yes, this is a break barrel air rifle. you swing the barrel down which pivots at around the middle of the rifle. this cocks the rifle. you then load a pellet nose first into the rear of the barrel and swing the barrel back into position and fire. repeat the process to load and fire again.
1663355
No, it is exactly as it says. You have to load each pellet at a time. When you pull the bolt back to load it, it applies the safety which you have to take off every time.
1705363
Its my understanding that it is for pellets only. I wouldnt shoot bbs through my rifled barrel.
1530377
This is One Really Fine Pellet/BB Gun"Pellets - One at a Time Only"With BB's - Rifle is similar to a Semi Auto, But has a Chamber to hold BB'sBy retracting the Breach, It has a Magnet which pulls BB into Loading Position to be ready when Breach is Closed.
1904078
Since they are air powered, all the air is expelled on each shot (for pump-up style rifles). For break barrel style pellet guns, it's not possible to load more than one because the action of breaking the barrel down is what compresses spring to make the shot, and there's no way to get another pellet into the barrel until you break it down. If you want a repeating rifle, you'll probably have to go for a CO2 powered gun.
2015233
One at a time, as with most break action. The major selling point is accuracy. For the money, it is incredibly accurate! I wouldn't trade mine for any other pellet rifle on the market.
925507
It's single shot. You can push it into shooting more but the power of each pellet drops pretty sharply, and it can damage the working of the gun.
472450
Yes. You open the little trap door, pour in the bbs and then crank the wheel on the bottom until you can't crank it anymore. As your fireing it the more bbs u fire the more the wheel goes down so you somtimes have to crank it up again when yur bbs stop flying
1400059
There should have been a small plastic piece about 1 1/2" X 3/8" included. That holds 5 pellets. The rifle has a grove on each side where you load it. This plastic piece slides in there, and stays holding 5 pellets. When your ready for the next pellet, pull the bolt back, slider the holder in to the next pellet, push bolt forward.
2015234
The clip hold about 30 pellets but its just for storage it only fires 1 pellet at a time and you have to load it each time YouTube has a bunch of videos on this pellet rifle
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.
1705364
I think only pellets. For whatever reason, the BB rotary that came with my gun had only 6 chambers. This item has 10.Ken