Dump all the pellets out of your pellet tin.
Place a thin flat sponge on the bottom of the tin
place a few drops of Crosman PELLGUN Oil in the sponge and work it in (NOT TOO MUCH oil)
put the pellets back in the tin and work them around so they get a small coating of oil.
your ready............
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Rim Fire bullets (Rifles or guns) require a firing pin that strikes the bullet casing and the resulting explosion of gunpowder in the shell fires the bullet out of the barrel. Air guns have NO firing pin. An air valve or piston forces air or C02 into the barrel behind the pellet or BB and this shoots the projectile out of the barrel.
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It depends on the model. Rifles usually have one behind the barrel or under the barrel. Pistols may have one under the barrel or in the grip.
Beeman usually has the Model number on the side of the barrel by the loading port or on the barrel by the hinge on break barrel rifles.
at that alltitude there is less air so there is less drag from ther air.
Never put more than one pellet in the barrel of a rifle at any time. Break barrel rifles only hold one pellet for each shot. There are some air rifles that hold several pellets in a clip and are fired one at a time. These rifles are usually have C02 power plants. Break barrel rifles are spring or nitro piston systems.
An AIRSOFT Rifle shoots plastic BBs. An Air rifleshoots steel BBs or lead pellets. Airsoft guns and rifles have an Orange or Red tip on the barrel. BB guns and pellet guns / rifles do not have a red or orange tip on the barrel.
Only if the gun is designed for BB's. Some air rifles are designed to shoot either. Usually they are the multy pump design like the Crosman 760 or the Daisy 880, but air rifles will say right on the barrel that they are designed for .177 cal pellets or .22 caliber pellets and these rifles or guns should not use BB's. BB's will damage the rifling in the barrel.
In a break barrel and pump rifle it located directly behind the barrel in a large tube. Rifles that use C02 usually hold the C02 bottle under the barrel.
There is less drag at altitude than at sea level. The air is thinner at altitude.
Yes, but it also means less thrust from the engine as well as less lift from the wings.