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Is it ok to pump and fire crosman 1322/1377 without a pellet in the chamber 2017-06-04 02:43:33 Post No. 34151905
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Is it ok to pump and fire crosman 1322/1377 without a pellet in the chamber
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2017-06-04 02:43:33
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Ive heard both sides on other forums. Id assume the parts are hard core enough to deal with firing an empty chamber, but do any of you guys know why it might be bad?
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I would assume so. I've done it with my pellet rifle before, and nothing happened. I'm no airgun expert though.
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>>34151905
Don't know. Ask /toy
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>>34151941
May I shoot you in the face with my "toy"?
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>>34151905
Why would you not shoot anything out of it
>>34152473
You have to be 18 to be on this site
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Dry firing spring-piston and nitro-piston airguns can certainly harm them. A multi-pump pneumatic like that will be just fine.
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>>34152473
Sure. If I can shoot you in the face with my gun afterwards. You know, so you can have first hand knowledge of the difference.
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>>34152520
>You have to be 18 to be on this site
You have to be 18 to purchase a pellet rifle/pistol. Not OP, but just sayin'. Don't be a fag.
Picture related. Girandoni's.
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>>34151905
I was going to give you a detailed answer, but this thread is so fucking gay, fuck you.
Sage.
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>>34152935
This.
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