Currently you can purchase them here on our store. You can also purchase them at Cabela’s, Pyramyd Air, Airgun Depot and the SIG SAUER Pro Shop in Epping, NH, as well as other gun dealers and chain stores. It is best to search the web for a store in your area.

Air pistols can shoot lead and alloy pellets. You can purchase SIG SAUER pellets here. Do not shoot anything higher than 10 grain. Optimally, 6-8 grain pellets are the best. We have found that some Crosman pellets specifically tend to sit loosely in the magazines. We suggest trying multiple ammo types for best results. Air rifles can fire both lead and alloy pellets too.

Air pistols do not require that the pellet to be seated beyond the flush point of the chamber on the magazine. For CO2 Air Rifles, make sure the pellets fit within the belt cavity and are at least flush with either side. A seating tool is helpful in pushing in hard or heavy pellets that may be difficult to push with your fingers.

Air rifles use the standard 88gr or 90gr canister.Air pistols use 12g cartridges.They are not brand specific as they are a standardized product.

Regular cleaning of an airgun is not necessary.

This is usually caused by one or more pellets being stuck in the barrel due to the CO2 running out. This can be caused when the pellets back up and become lodged between the mag cylinder and the chamber. It can also be caused by pellets that are loose in the mag (falling out) and pellets that are not seated well or not fully leaving the mag. (Before proceeding, remove any active CO2 from the airgun). This can be fixed by taking a cleaning rod of the same caliber, inserting the rod down the barrel and gently tapping the pellet back into the magazine. After this you should be able to remove the magazine easily.

The actuator for the rifle belt and pistol rotary mag is activated by the trigger itself. Make sure that you are completely releasing the trigger and fully pulling it again to ensure that the magazine is cycling properly to the next round.