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I lay on top of my washer and dryer after putting out a piece of tuna sandwich which seems to be their favorite snack. Aim, take a deep breath in and slowly let it out, align my sights and pull the trigger, May have to play around with my sights because man oh man did I miss.. lol

Thanks for that, right after I accidentally got my rifle to finally shoot, I saw what you were saying about the bb's and pellets. I appreciate you. 🙏

Ok everyone thank you so much for all your help with the great tips and information about how to shoot my first airsoft rifle. I truly appreciate each and every one of you. I finally got it to work by accident out of all the ways, right? Lol. Now to rid my house of these rodents making hole in...

Crossman legacy 1000 dual ammo multi pump airsoft rifle

I did read it but don't recall it saying anything like that, but I'll give it another read through again just to make sure.

Thank you so much for your help, that was awesome! I truly appreciate you! I will for sure have to look over the manual once more to see if I may have missed something or simply forgot reading about it lol.. 😅

No, I'm using thin tweezers.

I just put up pictures of rifle and pellets

Lol great thank you and yes I indeed did clear the jam it was tricky but accomplished and made sure to be very careful.. no I do not own a cleaning rod..

No I fully understand that this is not a toy. I have shot a pistol, a revolver, an AK 47, and a .22 caliber at a private I just posted up pictures of the rifle and pellets I'm using

Yes I am only able to pump it to about 4 times on my own but it is soooooo hard. I break a sweat doing so lol. Am I supposed to clean the barrel or lube it up or anything like that, if so is there a specific type of cleaning supplies that I need to purchase as well as the lube? I also...

Oh yeah sorry I have the crossman legacy 1000 dual ammo multi pump air rifle, and I purchased the daisy pointed steel pellets. I purchased to kill rodents trying to make their nest in my home and I'm not about to let that happen. I do not want to use BB's on this just strictly Pointed Steel...

Also is there some type of like special extra tool or accessory to load the pellets into the rifle?, and avoid running the risk of the pointed Pellet to go in the wrong way and possibly mess up the rifle.

No I fully understand that this is not a toy. I have shot a pistol, a revolver, an AK 47, and a .22 caliber at a private Right not to mention that it is extremely frustratingly hard to pump after 3 pumps, I am not strong at all, might need to start doing some strength training JUST to use my...

I did I might have forgotten to mention that but yes I pull it back it pushes the pellet in and in order for me to even be able to pull the trigger it needs to be shut, but it seems to be getting the pellets stuck into that same hole the spring pushes them into the slot to get shot out through...

So I just recently purchased a Crossman rifle .177 caliber to do some rodent control, and I read that the pointed steel pellets work great with this rifle. Well I purchased the daisy .177 caliper steel pointed pellets 250 CT. I load the rifle and pumped it released the safety, pulled the thing...