Any way to prevent the pellets from falling out when you are aiming down? Mine just fall out of the clip, gets annoying.
779866
Like the others who have already commented, I have never had an issue with any of the 5 clips that I use. I've used 6 different kinds of pellets in them and they've all worked fine. Your clip may be worn or defective, and also make sure you are using the proper caliber pellets.
779867
never had that problem then I don't think I've ever shot down are you in a tree stand I only straight shooter or up ,but sounds to me like you might need a new clip I ordered 5 so that I have them all ready to go
779868
Not sure, maybe the clip is just worn out (plastic), or try another brand/style of pellet. I personally don't have any issues with the pellets falling out.
863924
My beretta 92FS would get stuck until I modified the holsters bottom opening with velcro (similarly to what palehorse mentioned) which fixed the issue for the most part. IMHO if I could do it again, I would find a better holster designed for the beretta platform. Buy once, cry once.
1299442
Your .308 has a little more punch than my .223 - I found if you change the muzzle brake - it will calm it down quite a bit and help hold everything together better. I actually dropped my AR and it landed on the scope - after a quick dustoff - and a re-sighting - I was good to go. I usually check my scope for tightness after about every 40 rounds - 2 magazines.
489522
First what kind of ammo are you using are they factory or reloads second check your ejector and your slide something as simple as fouling can be the cause
135796
I have tried a lot of pellets, Crossman Premier Hollow Points, Benjamin's, and others and you know what? I have found that the gun shoots straighter than I can hold and squeeze the trigger properly with all of them. As long as I use a heavy lead pellet to keep the speed down, the gun shoots great. I guess if I bench rested the gun and squeezed the trigger perfectly repeatedly, I could tell an accuracy difference between pellets. But I hunt using the best rest I can find (the side of a tree usually!) and try my best to use proper shooting technique. If I do that, old bushytail is usually toast. I like this gun (Umarex OCTANE 22 cal) except it is really heavy to carry, and I can't figure out a way to put a sling on it.
783403
I haven't had a single issue with this rifle, and ive had it for about 7 months now. Fired over 10,000 rounds easy. That burst function eats bb's. I've always used clean ammunition fresh out of the container, never any reused rounds. It may just be jammed. Have you tried cleaning it at all? Or even using some air rifle oil?
1404398
I did about 20 yds plus or minus , dependent on what pellets used , shoot some without scope for noise level , faster and lighter and reach out further and are louder,pick one then sight in ,,us some medium locktight on scope screws, or it will loosen up,good luck
682286
The first thing I do is pull the clip off as it is really uncomfortable in my hand. The only solution I could think of is glue or epoxy if you're desperate. The barrel separates easily which can be a problem but I've never figured out what to do about it. I just deal.
1256798
I have the same gun and it works fine. It pushed the bullets down into the clip keeping it centered on the clip.
892818
Higher end pellets tend to reduce this problem. Make sure battery is fully charged. I always spray a quick shot of wd40 into my clips when I first get them. If this doesn't help than the problem is likely in the gears. For that you'll probably find it easiest to return the item
492337
If this happens take out the magazine point the gun with the barrel up slightly and the mag well down and use the unjamming rod to try to dislodge the bbs out of the barrel. after a few tries you should be ready to shoot again. and plz note when the gun is jammed it has a diffrent sound
1082165
Mine is attached below and on the barrel but every so often I have to tighten it. I believe this is caused by the force of the blast after you fire so many times.
1247457
That depends on the type (weight) of the pellet you use. It drops off depending upon the shape of the pellet and distance from the muzzle.
2244442
As previously answered.. A very loose hold at the balance point of the rifle. There are videos demonstrating it if you search for it.
902440
Probably won't knock the targets down or reset the targets. I've used a .22 pellet rifle with mixed results. Of course the targets still make a 'cling' sound when the pellets make a strike, even if the target doesn't go down. This target works best with a .22 caliber rim fire cartridge.
1987875
Nope! Have found no issues at all,.... at the range or in the field. I set mine up to the best of my ability,then took to the local pro shop I use and they did the final needed adjustments for me. I really enjoy this drop away.
339859
I found that the standard Crossman .177 pointed premium pellets works fine for me. Like most air rifles you have a break in period to get the shots to be steady and accurate. Once broken in it hits what you aim at to your zero. Shoot what you prefer, but use that type and brand of pellet to keep your shots true.