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About Airgunning

The front part of a scope that can be rotated to focus the scope at different distances.

A gun (rifle or handgun) that launches projectiles by means of compressed air or other gas such as carbon dioxide.

The term applied to a type of airgun that fires spherical projectiles of 6mm diameter at low velocity. These guns are also known as air soft or softair.

The Crosman name applied to the large cylinder that holds 88 grams of CO2.

A type of gun that fires as long as the trigger is held back (also called full automatic).

Coefficient a number that describes the ability of a projectile to retain its velocity when passing through air.

A round projectile made of metal or plastic.

The action that occurs when part of the action of a gun moves to the rear as the gun is fired.