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Does a CO2, or other form of air-fed pistol or rifle's accuracy / velocity decrease as the CO2 cartridge becomes depleted?
I ask this question because I would like to buy an air pistol for backyard shooting and I am not sure if I want a spring gun / CO2 powered / or a pump type. I'm looking for the best trigger-pull and something that is consistant in accuracy / velocity.
Thanks,
-Craig
CO2 powered guns will lose power as the cartridge is used up. Depending up on the gun the first 10-15 shots will be solid then it will steadily decline.
OK thanks,
I was hoping that the cartridge just filled another chamber that held a certain volume of the gas. Oh well.
Does anyone have any suggestions for an air pistol that has a pretty light trigger?
-Craig
flickman
08-22-2005, 15:51
Craig,
Read the thread just below called "Serious Pellet Pistol"
Originally posted by flickman
Craig,
Read the thread just below called "Serious Pellet Pistol"
Will do, thanks!
-Craig
VictorLouis
08-23-2005, 17:14
http://home.hiwaay.net/~ispellan/Airguns.html
Then
Reviews
Then
Carbon Dioxide "Airguns"
That's a good article explaining things. ;)
Originally posted by VictorLouis
http://home.hiwaay.net/~ispellan/Airguns.html
Then
Reviews
Then
Carbon Dioxide "Airguns"
That's a good article explaining things. ;)
good read, thanks!
-Craig
VictorLouis
08-25-2005, 11:12
;)
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