Black Ops Tactical Sniper Scope Combo

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It's pump action. And they're amazing but sadly I need to sell mine due to a newborn on his way

it is a standard weaver 1 in. mount for 1 in. scope tube. i have 2 black op guns 1spring 1 gas both love crosman holopoint and crosman point pellets .they both shoot .20 center to center at 20 yards . i bought them used at kock shops. iwanted to see how they were for the money extreamly acurate and powerful . but stay away from tin pellets with the spring mod. you will blow the spring at about 900 to 1000 rounds.....

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Here is a link to a solid hard case that would work with this rifle. https://www.airgundepot.com/plano-narrow-scoped-rifle-hard-case-53-inches.html

SWAT Tactical Double Wpns Canvas Case

With this rifle (.22 cal) you would need to be within 10-15 yards of the coyote or bobcat for a clean kill, so I would say that is pretty unlikely. So, not a good choice IMO.

The wary bobcat are territorial and can be both stalwartly defensive and aggressive: you should not wish to encounter a merely defensive or, worse, wounded bobcat with only your .177 rifle: the rifle may look mean to you but the bobcat would soon disabuse you of that notion. At about -30 lbs. a bobcat is a small creature, yet it is powerful, with claws and fangs, and it moves faster than you. Be prudent. Finally, the wariness of both bobcat and the coyote translates as "it's unlikely you'll see either;" however, if you do consistently observe either of them I suggest you know the game laws in your state and bring out the smokeless powder guns before you intentionally tangle with either of them: I recommend .22 magnum and larger. If you are seeing them, something is cockeyed, and you should _observe_ carefully before getting your self close enough to shoot: rabid animals don't act normally, which is one reason why you might eyeball one of these stalkers. Finally, you're not going to eat either of these creatures if they do not pose an imminent threat to you, your family, your pet/s, do you want the pelt? If the answer is no (there is hardly any animal more difficult to skin than a coyote and it requires an experienced hand to mot make a mess of it), why trouble them?

Most .177 caliber guns do not produce enough knockdown power to take larger game such as coyotes or bobcats. Your best bet is to look into a large caliber air rifle of .25 caliber or greater

I think that would be a good question to ask your wildlife agency in your state.

CALL THE PA. DIVISION OF FISH AND GAME.

As of this date it is against the Pa. game laws to hunt small game with anything other than a firearm using gunpowder powered projectiles. Of course bows and crossbows are nor prohibited. Think Pa. is now only one of two states where this still applies. Sorry.

Can't see any reason you couldn't use this gun for small game. The stock makes this gun look out of the picture for hunting, but I have another gun with a different stock with the same barrel. The same gun with a different suit. Gas Piston, Spring action or Compressed Air, doesn't change the title Air Rifle name so why would the Stock. You may want to check with your local game warden, they are the pros. Hope this helps.

I can't see any reason you couldn't use this gun for small game. The only difference is the apparatus that holds the barrel. You may want to check with your local game warden. A dog in a dress is no different than a dog in jeans its a dog. By the way this is a great gun.

This air rifle is certainly powerful enough to kill small game when the pellet is properly placed but it is important to read your specific state's rules about caliber and type of weapons allowed for the taking of specific game before going out and hunting with it. These types of rules ensure a clean and humane kill.

This is not a bb gun, it is a break barrel pellet rifle. You need to pull down on the barrel to break the hinge, this will cock the spring as well as allow you to load the pellet. Do not attempt to fire bb's out of this rifle as they will not properly fit in the barrel and may cause damage to the gun.

There are basically two versions. The original "Black Ops Sniper Rifle" was a spring "(springer") type power plant, and were mostly sold by "Walmart" (circa-2010-2015). Now they are harder to find, and they have a gas piston power plant. From what information I have gathered, the original source company was sold, distributionof this air-gun was limited, and a small number of changes were made to this product, (i.e. the stock was no longer adjustable). One of the principals of the original company is attempting to re-acquire the rights to produce this item. GLM

This one is the Gas Piston, I bought the previous model which is the Spring moder on sale for $99.99 delivered to my door. The first thing I did was to put away the scope that came with it and bought and installed a nice 3-12×50 illuminated retical with sun shades along with a Red/Green/Blue dot scope a Green laser and a Tactical light. It shoots and looks great even though with all these additions it's so heavy I need 2 mules to carry it to the bench/ table to shoot/ play with it. I have 8 other 177 cal./ 6mm airsoft that are also decked out but out of all of them this has been my favorite from the beginning. I would recommend this to any adult but I would say try before you buy if you can to be sure it's right for you because it's heavy, large ang takes a little effort to cock it. All in all AAAAA+++++

the 2013 model is spring powered and the new 2014 model is gas piston

The box/manufacturer lists it as 'Power Piston Technology'. Not sure if this is the same as what other manufacturers call Nitro Piston or not, but all the sites I've found list this unit in the same category as their Nitro Piston guns. It may just be Black Ops USA's trademarked name for the same thing.

It's a gas piston. I doubt you could get 1250 fps out of a spring powered rifle.

I e mailed black ops this question. They say it is a gas piston

The box/manufacturer lists it as 'Power Piston Technology'. Not sure if this is the same as what other manufacturers call Nitro Piston or not, but all the sites I've found list this unit in the same category as their Nitro Piston guns. It may just be Black Ops USA's trademarked name for the same thing.