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    Are CO2 refills allowed during competition?

    If you're using a co2 pistol in a 60 shot competition, are you allowed to change the cylinder before the pressure runs out on you? If so, can you do a dry fire to check the new one?
    What happened in the days before PCP guns came out?
    I've seen a co2 10 metre gun which is affordable, hence the question.

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    AFAIK, you can change cylinders during a competition and you are allowed to fire a dry-fire (without a pellet) at the target area in order to check the gun. But think twice before buying a CO2 gun for 10m competition. A single-stroke pneumatic (esp the FAS) or a springer (FWB 65, 80 or 90) is a much better budget choice (between £150 to £250). Which CO2 gun are you considering?
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    Any release of the propelling charge, after the first competition target is in place, without a hit on the target will be scored as a miss. Dry firing without the release of the propelling charge is permitted except during finals.

    If the shooter wishes to change or fill, a gas or air cylinder,he/she must leave the firing point to do so (permission must be obtained). No extra time will be allowed to compensate for time lost by a shooter who leaves the firing point to charge or to fill their gas or air cylinder.
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    Proper bulk fill CO2 match pistols were designed so that they would last a full competition plus sighters on a single cylinder, so I wouldn't really worry about it.

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    The one I saw is called an Alpha(Alfa?) Sport for £320. I couldn't find any info on the web about it. The grip has CZ marked on it, but no info on the CZ Brno site.
    I'll look at the others mentioned, I presume they would be 2nd hand for that price range?
    It's a shame the sights on my Crosman are a shade over 50mm wide as I can get
    about 70 shots before the power drops.

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    Looked on eGun ? You can get a Steyr for that money. Apologies for the translation ...

    http://66.163.168.225/babelfish/tran...bf01251f177fbb

    Building of fine works == FWB

    Rule ago == Walther

    SofortKauf == buy it now

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    Talking

    Thanks for the link, it's worth a visit just for the translations
    If we had a site like that in this country, I'd have no money left.
    I'll have to brush up on the little German I learnt years ago.

    Didn't realise co2 could be bulk filled, I assumed it was all 12g capsules

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