I’m a grammarian of American English; therefore, German is a vast uncharted sea to me. : A warranty is provided by each manufacturer to ensure that your product is free of defect in both materials and workmanship.

We have a team of expert technicians and a complete repair shop that are able to service a large variety of brands/models of airguns.

To ensure the longest life and best possible function from your CO2 air rifle or pistol, be sure to follow these helpful guidelines:

Temperature Affects CO2 Guns: Your CO2 Air rifle or pistol will function best when the temperature is between 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Below 50 degrees you will experience low power from your CO2 gun. If it is too hot outside, the valve may failto fire, so be sure to keep your guns in the shade on hot days. Store it? In what? And that is the answer. How you “store” gasoline determines, to a great extent, the length of time it can be stored. Store it in a styrofoam cup and it will last only a matter of minutes because styrofoam breaks down in the presence of gasoline. The gasoline will soon leak out of the cup and either run away or evaporate. If you live in a state or city where air guns are treated as firearms you may be able to take advantage of our FFL special program. It's important to know that due to state and local laws, there are certain restrictions for various products.Today’s report is an answer to a question asked recently about how long CO2 can remain in an airgun. The answer isn’t straightforward. The correct answer is, “It depends…”. Depends on what? Do Not Take Apart your Airgun: Most CO2 guns are not made to be disassembled. Doing so may void the warranty and cause your airgun to malfunction. If you have any questions or issues with a CO2 air gun, call our customer support at (888) 262-4867. Folks who don’t know about gun safety may think the gun is unloaded and pull the trigger to see. If there is something down the barrel, it becomes a missile. It was sometime in the middle 1990s when I bought a Crosman 111 CO2 pistol at a flea market. The lady I bought it from didn’t know how long it had been in the family. She said she found it in a drawer and I think she said it belonged to her late father. As far as she knew it hadn’t been touched in at least 20 years. It was in the original box and came with the manual and the model 197 ten-ounce gas tank.