How does this gun pump?
72966
It has a charging lever on the side. It takes a pretty strong arm to charge. One pump per shot. It shoots very nice, no recoil at all.
72967
This rifle has a side lever, it has a spring piston power plant, so you take side lever back until piston ingage in trigger, it is not a milti pump rifle, I have a .22 caliver and it has 21 Foot Pounds of Energy. Take Care
72968
This rifle has a side lever, it has a spring piston power plant, so you take side lever back until piston ingage in trigger, it is not a milti pump rifle, I have a .22 caliver and it has 21 Foot Pounds of Energy.Take Care
72969
It has a side lever. Lever it back with your right arm, put a pellet in the loading port. There is a button on the side of the loading port, this is called an antibear trap (safety device),press it to return lever. Press in the safety, aim, and pull trigger. Experance one sweet shooting air rifle.
72970
Single pump. Lever pulled back towards you while stock braced on thigh . Takes moderate effort. Nice gun
1143321
It has a tight spring and this is why it shoots far and is very accurate. It does take some force to cock it, but I do not know how to measure it.
1528236
The shell does not pump out. What it is, is that the shell gets filled with 30 bb's and you keep shooting from that shell. Once you run out, you open the trapdoor on the gun and you remove the shell for it to be refilled.
58022
It isn't easy to hook that hose to the 'gun'. You have to push the hose itself up into the gun with force, and then start the threads. Quite difficult; but probably easier than leaving the hose attached to the gun, and disconnecting/connecting at the connection below the pump.(??) Push harder! Good luck.
1466455
The gun is operated by air. You will need a compressor. No batteries needed.
826035
To pump the pistol; open the bolt all way, release the pump rod and pump the rod one cycle. Insert pellet, close bolt, aim and fire. Too oil open bolt extend pump rod or lever to fully open and stop. You will see bushing that moves back and forth when you move the cocking lever. Oil the bushing lightly and cycle the lever a few times to lubricate the cocking mechanism.
688851
No you need a high pressure pump like Crossman sales or a scuba tank with a adapter to air the gun up.
957084
You pump it only when you want to shoot it. The more pumps the faster the pellet goes. Never leave it pumped up, that will hurt the air bag inside.Happy shooting !!
2105261
It's a gravity thing. Put the red dot on the barrel face up, press the button, and you get red. Works pretty smoothly.
2172576
Yes, when u pump, it puts a bb in the barrel, so when you pull the trigger, they will all shoot. Only the most recent pumped bb won't roll out though, so don't tip it down if you don't want the others to roll out.
600738
it is the best pump I've ever owned but it comes with a short hose and no adapters. You have to get the right one that fits your gun
2253906
I don't think it is difficult to pump at all. If you pump more than 5 pumps it does get harder to pump, but I would think that is to be expected since you are building up more and more pressure. I find 4 or 5 pumps is plenty for target shooting, etc. It is a well designed pistol with good safety features. I really do like it and am glad I have it.
1490064
It's a break barrel spring powered rifle so it is cocked rather than pumped. The break is fairly stiff.
1400896
Yes. It's a spring powered weapon, and must be pumped every time. If you'd like a semi-auto model, pick up a gas powered weapon
1887559
It is accurate with 3 pumps but I shoot all day pumping it 5 times for each shot. The manual states 8 is the maximum number of pumps. This is the first gun I pick up when I go plinking.
263615
You pull back the lever, which is the pole under the barrel and then a hole is revealed on the top of the gun as you cock it. Put a pellet inside the hole and push the lever back into place. This gun is quite frustrating to use but can pay back with its amazing fire power. Here is a helpful video I have made to help beginners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMCVBLcXjB8
1120940
I haven't yet, but the gun doesn't seem to have as much suction as it used to. Good luck.