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Articles: Hunting with airguns Pest control Small game hunting Best air rifles for hunting medium sized animals Best air rifles for hunting large animals |
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Articles: How to find the best pellet How fast do pellets go? What do pellet head sizes mean? |
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Articles: Introduction to precharged pneumatics Air gun accessories for PCP and CO2 |
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Single-stroke pneumatic: Perfected in the 1960s, single-strokes are just what they sound like-guns that use a single pump stroke to pressurize the firing charge. If you attempt a second stroke, the air from the first stroke will be released. Videos:
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Multi-pump pneumatic: Multi-pumps date back to at least the 18th century but were reborn in America at the start of the 20th century. They require multiple pumps of a built-in lever to compress an air charge for firing - typically from three to eight or even ten. Almost all multi-pumps are single-shots. Videos:
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Articles: What about CO2? Air gun accessories for PCP and CO2 |
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Spring-piston: A type of airgun powerplant in which the air that propels the projectile is rapidly compressed at the moment of firing by a spring-driven piston. Also called spring-air. Articles: How a spring-piston airgun works |
Gas spring: They're also called gas rams and gas struts. Gas springs are longer-lived than coiled steel springs, plus they can be rebuilt. They act faster than coiled steel springs and have less mass, which lowers both the recoil and vibration of the gun. On the outside, gas spring guns look exactly like guns with steel springs. Articles: Gas springs of Theoben airguns |