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The Sea Lion pistols and rifles come from China. Most of them are single shot. They usually are of the "break barrel" design. This means you push the barrel all the way down to cock it. While the barrel is open you load in a pellet. Usually a .177 size pellet. Pull the barrel back up and it is ready to fire.
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