How does gun shoot if it doesn't use co2 or batteries? And also is this gun accurate?
640998
Its spring loaded. And the accuracy really isn't awful. Sure the wind will take it but it'll usually land predictably enough to aim. It won't be worth buying if everyone else has a regular paintball gun but if everyone has a splatmaster its a good time
640999
You pull back on the slide to cock the pistol's spring/piston mechanism. Pulling the trigger releases the piston which compresses air forcing the paint ball out the barrel. It's not very powerful, accuracy - you can hit a soda can at 30-35 feet. It functioned for only a short period of use, maybe a hundred rounds. Then feeding problems started - the paint balls didn't seat well and just dribbled out the barrel when the pistol was fired.
641000
It is spring loaded and accurate to about 30 or 40 feet. Lot of fun at close range.
641001
It's has a spring mechanism. Yes, it is accurate. It shoots with enough velocity that eye protection is a must. Accuracy is improved by keeping the barrel interior clean of paint after a session. We would definitely buy again. So far, they have also held up well to teen use.
641002
The gun is accurate up to about 50 feet and it it spring-loaded, meaning it doesn't use C02 or batteries, you just pull back the top blue part, then push it back forward and shoot.
1851153
I really haven't shot it all that much. My son and grandson was over a few weeks ago and a new co2 we only shot a full clip (16) and then I just dry fired the rest of the co2. Didn't seem to last much longer? I do like my P25, feels great and fun to shoot. In my city it's illegal to shoot outside :(
1483798
Would be called semi=automatc. If it is charged (CO2 cartridge) and loaded and the safety is off, it will fire a BB.
1061176
this rifle has adjustable sights plus the adjustable scope. once its dialed in with either, ive found it to be very accurate with a variety of ammo including bbs. depending on distance and target, sometimes we pump it as few as 4 times up to 10 times. great gun, very accurate, just spend a llittle time sighting it and ammo wont be an issue.
1154286
It's a co2 my friend.the tank goes were the hand grip is at.. it shoots pretty good too.
1466455
The gun is operated by air. You will need a compressor. No batteries needed.
403285
Not Co2. Easy to pump and load, and fun to shoot. Not accurate by "serious" air pistol standards, but plenty accurate for plinking.
1377940
I believe this gun will last several years even under heavy use. If you start a using CO2 cartridge you might as well finish it as it will slowly leak off in a few weeks
313361
It's powered by nitrogen compressed by a single pump. GREAT rifle. Only downside is that the trigger is lousy, even when adjusted. Fortunately, there are aftermarket trigger kits available. I shoot 25 grain pellets with it. Very accurate aside from the trigger.
1403009
It uses 12 gram CO2 cartridges. You should expect between 40-50 shots depending on the weather conditions you are shooting in. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
403283
Neither, it is a spring piston pneumatic, so you cock the spring by pushing the barrel down, then place the pellet in the breach, then lock the barrel back in place, turn off the auto safety, and fire. There's no need for any extras like CO2, and it doesn't require as much oil as a multi-pump pneumatic.
243240
Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last you a few months.I hope I helped :) Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last... » Read More Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last you a few months.I hope I helped :) « Show Less
1987768
If you keep it inside and don't subject it to temperature changes, it is very accurate. If you bring it in from a cold garage and start weighing bullets for an hour it will warm up and loose calibration.
1955924
Yes it is a .68 cal. Also I think it can use compressed air as mostly all paintball guns can use both co2 and air. Sorry if I couldn't help much, also this gun is really nice and lightweight, I would recommend buying it! :)
154905
I've never used a single action, but I believe you have to hand cock single actions. Like, a shotgun, you have to pull the slider back initially to fire.On this gun, you simply fire until it's empty. The CO2 forces the slider back to load another bb. (in theory, it might just be for show). Either way, you don't have to hand cock it. Safety off, fire until it's empty. Super fun. :-D
625947
No, it does not require batteries. It shoots very well, though it does need to be cocked after each shot.
1806075
It is extremely accurate the co2 goes where the palm of your hand would sit while you are holding the gun. You pull up a door like thing from the bottom and you should see a compartment