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Shooters & Friends – To clarify any misunderstandings about the NRA’s Air Rifle Programs – · NRA does not have an approved list of Sporter Air Rifles . Any air rifle that does not exceed the restrictive conditions as listed in Rule 3.2 can be used in NRA sanctioned tournaments unless the match p...

Due to past accidents with CO2 and CA, the NRA developed two posters with safe guidelines for filling/handling CO2 and CA. Contact the NRA's Program Material's Center at: http://materials.nrahq.org/go/products.aspx?cat=comp_miscellaneous The items are: CO2 safety - Item number CC 19175 and CA safety...

I have on several occassions with good success. I make sure no moisture gets in it and have a wide/heavy base to keep it from moving in the wind.

Jack -
I have had the same experience with other gas companies. Air Guns that use CO2 need liguid not gas. To get liquid, the supply tank needs either a dip or siphon tube or be turned upside down. It works similar to a garden pressure sprayer. I would recommend the dip tube. John

The NRA has developed safety posters addressing Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Compressed Air (CA) Usage. CO2 and CA Air Rifles & Air Pistols are used in many youth and adult shooting education programs. These posters are designed to promote safe handling of these pressurized tanks. The posters can be...