Co2 Pistols & Rifles

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Pub. Date: 2003-12-01
Publisher(s): Krause Pubns Inc
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Summary

Current safety trends encourage shooters to opt for guns of less power, especially CO2-powered guns. Several airgun shooters are not required to go through the traditional buying procedures of high-powered pistols and rifles, such as background checks and waiting periods. Plus, companies such as Colt, Smith & Wesson, and Walther manufacture high quality CO2 products that are visually indistinguishable from their traditional firearms.In this new guide to CO2-powered pistols and rifles, James E. House offers a comprehensive history of CO2 guns, dating back to the 1930s, and a discussion of propulsion, pellets, and sights. Beginning shooters are introduced to the market with a complete analysis on performance and accuracy of currently available products. Airgun enthusiasts are reunited with CO2 classics no longer being manufactured. This book also offers additional sections on target shooting, games, and varmints.- Offers a comprehensive history of CO2 pistols and rifles dating back to the 1930s- Includes a categorical review of BB pistols, .177 caliber pistols, .20 and .22 caliber pistols, and rifles- Discover products currently available only on the secondary market

Table of Contents

The History of Air and CO2 Guns
8(12)
Airgun Power Plants
8(4)
CO2 Guns in the Beginning
12(1)
CO2 Guns in the United States
12(3)
CO2 as a Power Source
15(2)
Collecting
17(2)
Suggested Reading
19(1)
Testing and Using CO2 Guns
20(17)
Surveying the Field
20(4)
Safety
24(3)
Sights
27(5)
Testing Procedures
32(3)
Tips for Using CO2 Guns
35(2)
Ammunition
37(10)
Pellet Types
38(3)
Pellet Weights
41(2)
Pellet Dimensions
43(1)
Specialty Pellets
43(3)
BBs
46(1)
Principles of Propulsion
47(9)
Pressure, Work, and Energy
49(3)
Effect of Temperature
52(1)
Effect of Rate of Fire
53(1)
Shots Per Cylinder
53(1)
Pellet Weight and Velocity
54(2)
Evaluation of BB Pistols
56(15)
The Daisy PowerLine 15XT
57(1)
The Daisy PowerLine 93 and 693
58(3)
The Crosman AutoAir II
61(2)
The Gamo P-23
63(3)
The Gamo Auto 45
66(2)
The Walther PPK/S
68(3)
Evaluation of Low-Priced 177-Caliber Pistols
71(19)
The Crosman 1008 RepeatAir
72(3)
The Marksman 2001
75(2)
The Gamo PT-80
77(3)
The Daisy PowerLine 45
80(3)
The Gamo R-77 Combat
83(2)
The Crosman RepeatAir 1710
85(2)
The Crosman 357
87(3)
Evaluation of Elite 177-Caliber Pistols
90(23)
The Beretta 92 FS
90(3)
The Colt 1911 A1
93(3)
The Crosman C40 and CB40
96(5)
The Smith & Wesson 586 and 686
101(3)
The Walther CP99
104(3)
The RWS C225
107(3)
The Crosman CK92
110(3)
Evaluation of 20- and 22- Caliber Pistols
113(15)
The Daisy PowerLine 622X
114(3)
The Sheridan E9A
117(3)
The Crosman 2210
120(3)
The Crosman 2240
123(5)
Evaluation of Current CO2 Rifles
128(19)
The Crosman 2260
128(3)
The Crosman 1760
131(1)
The Benjamin G397
132(3)
The Crosman 1077
135(5)
The Crosman 2250B
140(1)
The Walther Lever Action
141(6)
Shooting Some CO2 Classics
147(36)
The Daisy CO2 200
147(3)
The Daisy PowerLine 1700
150(2)
The Daisy PowerLine 1200
152(2)
The Daisy PowerLine 1270
154(1)
The Healthways Plainsman 175
155(2)
The Crosman 454
157(2)
The Crosman 1600
159(1)
The Daisy PowerLine 44
160(3)
The Crosman SSP 250
163(2)
The Crosman 116
165(1)
The Crosman 38C
166(2)
The Crosman Single Action 6
168(3)
The Crosman Mark I
171(3)
The Crosman 600
174(3)
The Crosman 262
177(2)
The Crosman 400
179(4)
Fun and Games
183(8)
Safety
183(1)
Traditional Targets
184(2)
Fun Targets
186(3)
Shooting ``Out There''
189(2)
The Basics of Ballistics
191(12)
Trajectory
191(2)
Beyond the Barrel
193(4)
The Ballistic Coefficient
197(2)
Ballistics Tables
199(2)
Pellets
201(2)
Hunting and Pest Control
203(16)
Power Considerations
205(6)
Pellet Selection and Testing
211(6)
Regulations
217(2)
Appendix A: Ballistics Tables 219

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