Umarex Steel Force

Here is the manual. https://www.pyramydair.com/airgun-resources/manuals/py-3105-manual.pdf. CO2 loading is explained.

This gun fires .177 caliber BB's, sorry for the typo, I have gone a head and corrected that. Thanks for your question!

Yes, there is a possibility, you can buy the CO2 magazines for the steel storm, Airgun Depot does sell them. these are exactly the same, only the plastic covers are different, but they can be changed with only two little screws. I leave the two screws off, so i can change an empty magazine quickly with a full one by sliding it in the plastic cover. So the CO2 change is much quicker. You even can buy the steel storm bulk air kit and use bulk CO2 or HPA, that's how I use it mostly.

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it shoots .177 daisy.just figured it out :]

Suppressors are legal for air guns as long as they cannot be fitted to a firearm.

Suppressors are legal for air guns as long as they cannot be fitted to a firearm.

Under federal law, only guns that use explosive propellants are considered to be firearms. Therefore, air guns, of any kind, are NOT firearms, and many come factory stock with built in suppressors.

Under federal law, a gun is only a firearm if it uses an explosive propellant. Therefore, air guns are NOT firearms, and many are produced with built in suppressors so as not to scare your neighbors. Suppress any air gun you like however you like.

Under federal law it's illegal to suppress any sound on any firearm including a air gun unless you have your state issued tax stamp. However its not illegal to add a mock silencer cause its not a regulated firearm. Only mock suppressor I found that will fit the Steel Force is the Gemtech Madbull Halo. It does not in anyway change the noise level but gives it a more balanced feel and tacticool look.

Oh my gosh.... I was so impressed with the airgun from the moment I felt its weight while still in the box. Great to hold and great fps from the dual 12 gram powerlets, which I had to try at least once. I only tried the dual 12 grams 'once' because I had ordered, along with this air rifle, the conversion kit which allows you to use a large tank--and it is really nice with large continuous air supplies. . So now, I have a very impressive rifle , long lasting-fps consistency--since I attached a 48 cubic inch, 3000 psi max bolttle. Don't know yet how long a 48 cu tank will last.....but it looks like it going to be impressive, thus making me glad I got that conversion kit cause it will be well worth it as much as I shoot, and given the cost of the small 12gs. Plus,the great price on the gun, , allowed me to apply the savings to the equally well priced conversion kit. Super fun rifle straight out of the box. and I am really enjoying the large bottles of co2. I wish I had some pics...I just must be having too much fun shootin.

There are many reviews of this gun on YouTube, which led to myself, "making the plunge" and I as most are pleasantly surprised, there are chrono tests that put this in the 430 -500 range, but that depends on the freshness of the co2,s my first experience having the gun for 2 days, is it's really wicked, , it will destroy CDs, and burst open beer cans filled with water, at 40 feet, it has an awesome raspy loud "chi chigger chig chigger, !, you really get the sense you are shooting an automatic weapon, and you quickly realize that this is a weapon, and not a toy, as we can all visualize our body, and how easily we bleed, this can easily be a lethal device, at the minimum, your not going to laugh, your going to the Er, so that's the only thing that's a problem for me, as this needs to be only in responsible hands, so if your into destroying stuffing a safe range, you will not be disapointed, as far as feet per second, it's fast enough to wreck things, and it can also kill or hurt beings very bad, so it needs to be treated with respect

In single shot mode the FPS is as advertised. If you are in rapid fire mode, the CO2 cartridges quickly get cold and the FPS drops considerably. It is still a "fun" gun to shoot, don't get me wrong. I'm glad I purchased it. This gun would benefit from some type of compressed air paintball tank setup, as with the Umarex Steel Storm.

I had 2 of them, one lasted about a thousand shots and the other one only lasted three hundred shots. They are a lot of fun while they lasted.

It's about a 4 on your scale. All plastic. I got 25 CO2 cartridges with mine, it had issues after 6 CO2 cartiridges and now I have to cock it before/after every 6 round burst. I have only had it for three months and never abused it. For the money, get a Gamo pump.

It would a last a long time, given proper care and use. Best price I could find at this level. Works with just one co2 cartridge if you like, tried it , it works.

I wouldn't say it would humanely kill pests as it's only 430 fps. Its for target and plinking.

It shoots BBs only.

I did not put a Scope on mine as the 7.5 in, Sooth bore barrel that it has and full auto burst, I wasn't looking for it to be a tack driver. Although at 25 ft. I was able to put a full reservoir of BB's into target on once charge of CO2 with pretty good accuracy using the sights it has alone. I did find a UTG Red/Green Dot Sight- 30mm size to increase the accuracy and a Laser sight truly worked the best for an additional device. If you are really dead set on a scope for it, I would try out the Leapers Bug Buster with the quick disconnect Weaver mounts. I truly like that scope for a lot of applications on air guns.

Dizz, This gun is capable of firing both semi and full auto. If you have any more question feel free to email us back. Sincerely, The Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

you do want a higher f.p.s. RIFLE and one that shoots PELLETS not BB'S remember bb's will bounce of anything hard , wood for example a pellet will not as much

Well, this fires .177 caliber pellets at a velocity of 430 FPS, so you may be able to kill something as big as a squirrel. Even then, I do not recommend killing pests with a gun such as this, as it is suited mostly for plinking. To be on the safe side, I suggest purchasing a rifle with something more around 900+ FPS to kill something the size of the particular pests in your general area in the United States.