How long does the CO2 last let say after firing half the ammo, then sitting for a time?
1130723
Since this is a high powered air gun the CO2 should last around 60 rounds. I've let it sit for months with the CO2 in with no loss in power. Much cheaper than buying 357 magnum but just as fun, at least at short range.
1458280
You can leave it in the gun indefinitely. The longer it sits, as in weeks, the less power it has. Wont hurt the gun or mechanism in any way.
2278643
It all depends of course on how much co2 you despense. I usually only get around 3 weeks at maximum. That's the biggest drawback to this system - it is expensize over the long haul. If you have a bigger tank I would recommend the paintball canister system. More of a hassle since you have to refill the cartridge but cheaper over time
403285
Not Co2. Easy to pump and load, and fun to shoot. Not accurate by "serious" air pistol standards, but plenty accurate for plinking.
2213587
The cartridge has to stay in the gun after it's installed. Otherwise, all of the gas will escape if it's removed. You can extend the useful life of the cartridge after it's installed in the gun by applying a light coating of pellet gun oil on the end and sides of the cartridge cap(the part that gets pierced) before installing it. This helps to prevent any CO2 from leaking out when the gun is not in use. In my experience, cartridges have lost very little CO2(if any at all) for as long as 6 months or more when I've done this on my Crosman BB pistol.
1345779
It's best to degas the pistol after a shooting session. But I'm pretty lazy and have had the pressure filled for several weeks without shooting, and had no noticeable loss of pressure. I believe I've read reports in the full sized rifle saying that others have had pressure loss over time. So it may be hit or miss depending on the condition of the seals in the gun.
1609277
I was advised to use regular compressed air to better the accuracy of the gun. It also "freezes" up less with the regular compressed air as with C02 it tends to freeze up when firing rapidly. Hope this helps. As for the screw, maybe if I would've figured that out, I'd have better luck with the C02. It's 30 degrees here and too cold to use C02 outside as the gas itself freezes up.
835859
Hello, well, exactly I can't tell you. The amount of shots doesn't depend on the CO2 cartridge, but in the gas comsumption of your gun. I personally shot three magazines of 25 bbs each one with my PT92 Taurus which is well known for high gas consumption, so I asume that with one CO2 cartridge and a medium gas comsumption gun you would be able to shoot around 85-100 bbs. I hope this had helped you.
369208
I've fired up to 3 clips worth of bb's. That's 19 per clip about 57 bb's on one co2 it may fire less or it may fire more, it all depends on how well you take care of your bb gun.
532107
The batteries in mine lasted probably lasted 10 minutes or so. But it should only take a few seconds to dial in your scope, plenty of time to put the guns on paper.
727022
2 maybe 3 weeks but it all depends on the temperature in the room. Just keep an eye on it. If it starts to dry you will see the discoloration in the pellets the add a little water not too much.
1565205
I haven't actually used up a large tank yet but I've run the cap fire at 2/3 to 3/4 for 3-4 hours and used maybe a third of the tank. This puts out a lot more heat than most so it'll use up the gas but I've never needed to run it full blast.
518201
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.
649731
After about 2 weeks it will probably have leaked some but most co2 bb guns will leak
1351157
Are you putting a drop of gun oil on the co2 cartridge as suggested in the owners manual? 2nd does this usually happen right after you putas new ccartridge in? Mine does for some reason. I shoot emptying twice after putting in a new cartridge. That seems to help. It sounds stupid but make sure the pellets aren't in backwards.
1156966
Long time I would guess. Depends on how long you pull the trigger. It converts liquid to fog, so inherently this conversion uses little liquid.
1450320
On burst setting I get bout 60 rounds b4 it starts losing power. But keep in mind faster u shoot the colder co2 gets and loses power. But that what I get rapid firing