Recent content by rainbowbob

I got my rifle repaired and returned by Sig Sauer and fitted it with the Genrics single 12 gm adapter. It seems to work fine and well see how I holds up.

Goood info...Thank you!

It is apparently a design problem with this particular airgun. I have read that nearly everyone has the same problem. Deep within the owners manual I found a warning to not leave the cartridge in or it may damage the seals. This should be in bold red letters in a large font somewhere more...

I was given a Sig Sauer MCX pellet gun for Xmas. I love the concept, but the design not so much. It is designed to use a 90 gram CO2 cartridge, which is good for something like 200 rounds. I do a little target plinking, but mostly use it to provide fresh rat carcasses for the raccoons around...

Hope so...

I ordered the second one you linked which is a Genrics single 12 gm cartridge holder. When I get my rifle back from Sig Sauer I'll post a report. Thanks for the responses.

Thanks again. I emailed to ask about shipping from UK

Thank you. I did purchase one similar the second link, but the threads weren't right. It was an unbranded Chinese knock off however. I'll may buy one of each.

Do you know if it will thread into a Sig Sauer MCX?

One more question if you will humor me: Does it empty them in succession? It was suggested that you could replace only one (leaving an empty one in place) if that's all you needed in one session.

Thank you very much for pointing that out. Now I get it!

That would work. How do they install? I can't picture how to in-line cartridges function.

How does it work with two cartridges? I having trouble picturing it

Is there anything out there that uses only one 12 gram cartridge and doesn't require any retooling? I use my MCX for rat hunting, and typically only shoot less than a dozen rounds in one sitting. Needles to say, I don't want to waste an 88 gm tank every time do that. Any ideas?

New member here with a Sig Sauer MCX .177 pellet rifle. After having the gun break down after only 600 rounds and having it repaired, I've learned the 88 gram cartridgs have to be removed after every use (and wasted). I've looked all over for a 12 gram converter and even bought one that claimed...