I am not sure if there is a “pellet in chamber” indicator? I think I have double loaded a pellet by mistake. Can anyone answer my querie?
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FX Mark II. Question
- Thread starter sharpdoug
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If its just two pellets should be able to point it somewhere safe and shoot them out. If not get a wood dowel or something and push them out.
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Interesting I would think for safety reasons alone that there would be a LOADED indicator. I try to be careful not to double load.
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My Ruger 22/45 has a projectile in chamber indicator. I guess I’ll just have to pay attention
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Shooting them out should work fine. You could push them out with a cleaning rod as well. I don't know of any airguns that have a "pellet in chamber' indicator. I have a well known rifle that you can't tell if it is loaded even by looking in the breach because of a long bolt probe that pushes the pellet in out of view. The only way to tell with that is to look down the muzzle and THAT WOULD NOT BE SMART! We did make up some open chamber indicators a couple of years ago that will fit our airguns to verify they are empty. weed wacker cord works well for that.
The most useful safety device that we all have is the one between our ears.
Rick
The most useful safety device that we all have is the one between our ears.
Rick
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Some of the old Crosman 400 rifles have one, and probly a couple I am not aware of, but airguns in general do not have the indicators. A few have an anti double load feature as well but the vast majority do not have that either.
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