What is the ammo made from? Is it environmentally friendly? What happens to it after it breaks apart and dries out?
342229
they are a jelly type pellet that are filled with water with a blue dye in them. dont worry, the gun wont fire hard enough to even get close to bursting a pellet like its suppose to.
342230
I can't answer the first 2 questions. I would have to direct you to the manufacturer for that information. As far as after they have been shot, no residue is left or it is not visible to the naked eye. My son has shot many rounds at my white front door and no marks are visible nor is there anything on the floor in front of the door. Whatever the substance is, it must be very fine. We have 2 indoor cats who have showed no signs of being bothered by any residue either. Hope that helps.
342231
Hi-It would be best to contact the manufacturer directly. The ammo is like a gel. I have not seen any leftover in my yard. I keep them in jars of water so they are ready to use. (if not, you will have to wait for them to expand................)
375310
So, there's a chance it is unfortunately. One of mine was overwound by a friend of my staying the weekend and the inside broke. Another one, the 2nd spare got a small piece of paper in it and it jammed. Could be low on ammo too. They don't feed if there's not enough ammo.
253456
I asked my son and he said it jams all the time. He said they just use it as a toy gun and never load the ammo anymore. Hope that helps.
673135
Plastic outside and metal in side. Weight is good for it having quality plastic. Sights, stock, and hand grip as well as the trigger guard are heavy plastic. Internal components and trigger are metal. Magazine has heavy weights in it that make it feel very real
1881339
The last bullet of the item description states Made of 30% post-consumer materials. So it's made with recycled materials NOT a used product.
1144192
It's made of a hard plastic. Very durable and well made. Not sure if it will fit your rifle or not. We used it in a M83 A2.
1524061
No, but you should not, repeat, should not dry fire 22 or other rimfire ammo. it's bad for the firing pin and chamber face.
1106268
i think metal. the butt of the gun (the brown handle part) is a hard plastic ,.. the inside part that holds the paper roll is metal
2101123
There is an amount of lead dust / splatter. I've put a piece of cardboard on the face / opening to reduce the splatter, along with "sealing" the joints with duct tape. But even with these actions performed, there is nothing that can be done concerning lead dust - even HV pellets or standard rimfire ammo creates some form of "lead dust" as it's leaving the muzzle. Emptying out the unit you will also encounter some form of dust, unless of course soaking it with water to prevent as much dust going air borne. Also wear gloves and dispose of lead appropriately to avoid / reduce contamination.
2057113
If the bbs impact over soft material, you can pick up and be reused. When hit over hard materials it break or crack, then when you reuse it clog the barrel
1897040
They last a long time, since there's nothing much to break or foul. All the plastic ones, even though they have some metal parts, break down pretty quickly, since the firing mechanisms are more complicated. Simplicity is the key.
2030662
It is made of some sort of woven fiberglas, the only problem is leaves stick to it inside and out. Makes cleaning out bag a little harder. Yes, there are replacements and I have one for insurance.It will fill up a 42 gal. contractor's bag with 4-5 empties. Overall, it works better than all the restI have tried, especially the slid on and off bag. Good luck.
1218531
The product looks like it is made of a tightly woven plastic material which my husband said that in time the weave probably will rip. He used the target last year with the field tips and the target wasn't phased by the endless shooting he did before deer season started. We hope this helps you out.
1858407
No, the majority of this gun is a hard plastic material. I do not know what type of plastic but it wont break on you. So far its held up very well and is very effective.
1942877
It's definitely not plastic. It's some kind of metal; probably steel but I'm not certain. It's a very solid, well built pistol at the price.
246604
It's made of nylon and very sturdy. I recently switched one bandolier from .30-.30 to .45 LC for my new (used) Colt .45 SAA. Both rounds fit nicely. WAYA15
1591457
plastic, and it's not as easy to open as they say, tough with one hand. mine fell apart, i don't recomend it.let them stick to making guns.