Clyde's may still carry airguns but there is no one there anymore that actually knows anything about them. The woman that worked there moved on and the clerks there now couldn't be bothered to sell or repair an airgun. Years ago, they used to carry RWS airguns and pellets but not anymore. I tried to buy an AirForce Texan from them and got an all caps reply, "NO WE CAN'T GET THAT". She would have special ordered it. That place has gone down hill like the neighborhood that it's in.
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If you're willing to make the drive, visit Plurtus's Gun Supply off of Rt. 4301 in Wormleysburg. The building is a bit decrepit and there's some seepage, but their supplies are top notch.
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Many CO2 pellet guns use a round cartridge that holds up to eight pellets, much like a revolver cylinder. I have a Umarex model of a Walther P99.
http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Walther_CP99_CO2_Gun_Black/265
You can get about 90 shots with a CO2 cartridge before running out of gas.
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