Why not CO2?
I’m writing this report to balance the scales so all three powerplants receive exposure.
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I’m writing this report to balance the scales so all three powerplants receive exposure.
Today we begin looking at the operation and performance of the Giffard Carbonic Gas CO2 rifle.
Today we will look at something that has powered airguns longer than breakbarrel pellet rifles have been in existence — CO2, and more specifically, CO2 cartridges.
Today’s report is an answer to a question asked recently about how long CO2 can remain in an airgun.
This is a guest blog from reader Snake. Today he tells us about his new Umarex M3 grease gun that he waited for, for a very long time.
Today’s report was suggested by reader hihihi, who, in a comment to last Friday’s report about the Giffard CO2 rifle said, “Maybe I’ll find the answer to whether it can be made to work on the little 12 gram CO2 bottles? ”
It’s time to examine the effects of barrel length on airgun performance.