For MOST revolvers- no. MOST semi auto rounds are rimless, and most revolver rounds are rimmed. There can also be a difference in energy- .32 auto is much hotter than .32 S&W ammo.
HOWEVER- there ARE revolvers that were made to use an auto pistol cartridge, such as 9mm Parabellum. There were reports of problems, not highly popular. Some, such as the .45 Colt revolver could be adapted to .45 ACP ammo using a "moon clip" that held 3 of the rimless cartridges.
So it really depends on WHICH revolver and WHICH cartridge.
In most cases the answer would be no, but there are some revolvers with addition of halfmoon clips can safely fire the correct semi auto ammo...
most semi auto AEPs use a 7.2v 500 mAH battery. try airsplat.com, they have a really good selection as far batteries.
Let's use the correct term- magazine (since that is how they are listed) If your Browning is the Bowning Hi-Power, these are fairly plentiful. Any gun shop should have, or can order for you. You may also order yourself from on line sources. Among many of those is gunpartscorp.com. SOME localities will require that your magzines be limited to 10 rounds- the originals are 13 rounds.
Single shot, bolt action, pump, semi-auto,
Yes, you can use .38 rounds in a .357.
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The C-11 shoots .177 Caliber BB's not pellets
No, you can only use .38 caliber rounds.
Absolutely. A Semi-auto marker will still benefit from an electronic hopper, just not as much as an automatic one. However, it is possible to outshoot your hopper, so an electric may be a good buy if you have speedy fingers. They also have the added bonus of not jamming.
Ruger 1022 .22cal rifle (semi-auto) Remington 572 Fieldmaster .22 (pump)
He has a mini gun, a 9mm fully auto pistol, semi auto grenade launcher(which he doesn't use), many more, and my favorite, THE EX-WIFE
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