I acquired this gun and although I'm sure it's not worth anything, can't seem to find a pellet that fits it. Does anyone recognize it and know what it shoots? 
There is only one marking on it and it's the Capital R on the top of the barrel and "Made in China" below it. The bore size is measured at .210". A .22 pellet is too large and a .20 pellet is too small. It is a spring loaded model. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
Is there a pellet for this gun?
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If you google " china air pistol or isaazon air pistol " then videos or images youll see a plenty of them or like amazon " isaazon" brand.
Lots of brand names use the pistol and years ( many) you could get one like it off the cummings tool truck for like 10$ when it droped by in town..
Honestly the pellet size is .22 but its not like that pistol QC was a priority.. so probably just poor tolerance/ machining..
Lots of brand names use the pistol and years ( many) you could get one like it off the cummings tool truck for like 10$ when it droped by in town..
Honestly the pellet size is .22 but its not like that pistol QC was a priority.. so probably just poor tolerance/ machining..
5.5mm 22 Caliber Pistol Air Pellet Gun with Safety Lock 350-450FPS New Break Barrel
5.5mm 22 Caliber Pistol Air Pellet Gun with Safety Lock 350-450FPS New Break Barrel
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Has anyone tried one of those? I been eyeballing them as a .22 plinkerIf you google " china air pistol or isaazon air pistol " then videos or images youll see a plenty of them or like amazon " isaazon" brand.
Lots of brand names use the pistol and years ( many) you could get one like it off the cummings tool truck for like 10$ when it droped by in town..
Honestly the pellet size is .22 but its not like that pistol QC was a priority.. so probably just poor tolerance/ machining..
5.5mm 22 Caliber Pistol Air Pellet Gun with Safety Lock 350-450FPS New Break Barrel
5.5mm 22 Caliber Pistol Air Pellet Gun with Safety Lock 350-450FPS New Break Barrelsupplyleader.com
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Dont get me wrong now that $20 cummings / china underleaver rifle offered a lotta fun at cookouts and creek parties with its wonderful industrial brand pellets. Yup, Some good time with that.
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See I love stuff like that
it's like high end sunglasses vs cheapos. Gunna have to have a case ans cleaner and such for the fancy. But the other is great for everything you throw at it
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Good pistols to learn how to work on. They are anemic for power. But a good one to practice your tinkering skills with.
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I'm just glad I came to the right place to find out what the POS was. Thanks all for the input.
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Did you check the muzzle end as well to see if a .22 fit / sized better. If so may could clean up the leade hole .. i dont know without having it in hand we can only guess .. ive only seen them in .22 or .177 so id have to guess one or the other .. thing is kinda like said above its a gun you can tinker with and experiment on like fixing the leade if the rest of the barrel size check out . If it fails ... Well it aint like a 500$ gun your out .
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Yeah, it's the same .210 on both ends. When I get really bored, maybe I'll play with it, but in the end, it's still junk.
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Darn... I been looking at them hoping to find one with that "R"". Like yours but a no go plenty of them around under several names . Closest one was a smk made (?) Others like it had a different rear sight assembly on them . Most claim there's was pretty good for its price. A few positive youtube reviews
You know i wonder of you got another new .22 one that works as expected youd have a parts gun in the one you have now. Then you look a somthing like a beenan p17 thats fond for equal to or less and ......ya know?
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I would try it with the lightest pointed pellet you can find. If that doesn't work, try seating the pellet with a seater or something similar. An old bic pen may work for a seater.
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If you're really looking for one of these, I'll give you this one if you cover the shipping. I certainly don't need it.
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Heck man, the shipping cost would be far more cost then a new one ... Then i got enugh headaches around here just to add another..
I was tring to find the exact name brand of yours out of the many that sold that gun just to help you in some way and for my curiosity sake.
Thank anyway on that offer...
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I’ve had a couple auction China springers. This is the absolute truth. We seated pellets with a nail. If I look for that nail I might be able to find it because it had tape wrapped around it for the seating depth. They smoked like muzzloaders.
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