does the Vinara use a co2 cylinder or just the air from the pumping action
1146869
No CO2. Totally pumped in air and minimal at that. GREAT little tool. Get one! We got 11 to gift them. :)
1146870
It's a pump but it's so cool. I love the pop it makes when the cork comes out it like popping a bottle of champagne!
1965504
I dont know , it pumps air like the hose at a gas station . If you are pumping water out of something by using compressed air you could use it but Im sure water should not be introduced into the pump .
1094047
The co2 goes in the handle, a cover flips open an co2 lays in,screw it tight good to go. On the accurate part not so much, in 20ft most of the bbs can hit a paperplate. On the bright side co2 last quite well an it fires really fast. Fun lik gun
341947
You don't NEED a pump, but it sure makes it go a lot faster. Plus it has a really plastic-y aroma, so you might not want to have your mouth on it too long. I used an air compressor and had it filled in just a few minutes.
566785
No it is not, the air tank the air rifle has is bigger than any CO2 catridge. Also, an air rifle always will have the same air pressure, the CO2 doesn't, you will be losing power after each shot during the CO2 catridge lasts. My advice, is to try to shot from different positions until you get used to it, it won't make any difference if you learn how to calculate the distance from the target knowing how powerful the rifle is.
1581934
No. As previously stated, even the very best garage type of compressor only gets up to maybe 500PSI. So options are: special hand pump $120-300, scuba tank with adapter (used $150, new $250), paint ball tanks with adapters ($200-up), special carbon fiber 4500psi tanks for PC rifles ($300-way up), Used SCBA carbon fiber fireman tank with adapters ($200+) which is what I did (actually finished around $120, but I got lucky and built the stainless adapter myself). BUT, once you have an air source, you have almost unlimited, dirt cheap, super accurate shooting fun!
1744119
It runs on compressed air that you supply from a compressor. This is just an attachment.
164623
Pump handle shaft is metal...I would expect the actual piece on the shaft that makes the compression air is probably plastic....since the pump can pump high pressure it is probably pretty stout. This would be better answered by the pump maker..
1966907
The water farm uses the air pump to circulate the water. It's the only pump required. The blue tube serves a dual purpose:1. to see water level from the outside2. the drain tube.
343461
Hi... i used a regular pump like the one you use for bicycles. Just be mindful of the air pressure limits.Enjoy!
206253
No this has a four stroke motor it uses straight regular unleaded gas. The crank case uses 10w40
1857824
Yes, it' just inert gas probably co2 or dry nitrogen and once its's emptied pull a vacum on the cylinderand your ready to go
1640938
you can use either one, the difference is co2 tank is $20 and hpa tank is $40 (metal one, heavy) carbon fiber hpa is $140, and yes air is a little more consistent but not that much to spend $140, at the end it depends on your budget
398014
Yes it does. It also comes with a lot of different fittings; based on the job, you could choose your setup to expel the appropriate air stream and air pressure. I personally use it to clean and tune up mountain bikes. I absolutely love the product.
1551833
No, even if the conpressor make the enough psi, the tank is way too small to feed the air tool consumption
1486445
The dual action pumps will expel air on both 'in' and 'out' strokes. If it does not, it is simply not that type (and shouldn't be advertised as such).
2022657
Well the air exaust port is on the top of the canister and is filtered so it pretty much expells air in a straight colum of air.You really have to be over the vacuum to feel the exaust.