can nerf gun foam bullets be used for this
869630
Yup. There a quite a lot of sizes available in nerf bullets, but If you take one to your store you'll be able to mach them up pretty easy. (Never have enough ammo!).
869631
No they are too small. The draw string just goes over the top of them when the trigger is pulled also causing the nerf bullet to flip upwards when the string hits the front rubber part of the nerf bullet.
869632
I am unable to answer since I had to throw my son's crossbow away. It broke shortly after receiving it so Amazon sent a new one, which also broke, in the same place. The point where the tip meets the string kept snapping. It's a great looking bow and we were disappointing it kept breaking.
935626
I don't see why not. Using a 150 grn, or larger, bullet is more than adequate for the job.
78754
No it won't. The "arrows" are the same foam material that make up the Nerf bullets. The tips are very blunt and soft. Even being shot at close range they don't hurt. Hopefully this helps!
1481788
I doubt it. Not familiar with foam, but this device makes the bubbles by blowing air through soap covered hoops.
626504
You wouldn't want to. The barrel isn't rifled so it really won't worK and you would have a hard time fitting the pellet into the bullet casing
198482
Probably not. I shot a Co2 pistol at it. It was loaded with metal BB's.The BB's went right through the net and bounced off the wall behind it. It's only good for guns that shoot plastic BB's.
272952
It says it only works with nerf guns, might send email to nerf manufactor and ask. Best I can suggest, hope they can help
1372241
Unfortunately...I cannot say for sure. I've only used these to make homemade compressed air T-shirt cannons. :)
487690
You can search for them here on amazon just put 0.177 bb bullets and as far as I know only metal ones are compatible with this gun
768994
Yes. But depending on what you are shooting it may be better to use stronger ammo such as the pellet.
619400
I'm no expert... but I applied the foam it at around 70 degrees and it worked ok for me. Towards the end of the job one of the canisters ran out of product before the other....The two components need to mix together to make the foam and to make it harden. If one can runs out before the other, the material coming out of the gun will not gel or make the foam hard and it just runs and drips
1825001
Idk I only bought this for looks and I believe they have rubber soft Pellets, might work on any Guns that can fit the shot gun shells but not 100% sure.
1652698
don't think a pellet gun would be good for this since it has a soft gel surface. The pellets will probably go through the gel.
1832651
I'm confident one could put a flexible hose on the nozzle, but I think you will find these foam guns work quite well in a wide range of orientations. Just SURE to take the hose off immediately after use. You dont want that setting up and be in the same predicament as the disposable cans. The 'pro-guns' are becoming widely available, I just saw a fairly nice one at Home Depot...but this one is fine too. I've had is for 6 months and ran about 4 cans of foam through it...everything from rodent sealing to fire safing.
565129
No you can not. They are melted on. I wouldn't buy these for target practice they only last a couple shots into foam target
2129091
You need the gun. This is a high-yield can onto which the gun screws. You also need the cleaner solution to run thru the gun after dispensing the foam.
1432362
I agree with the answers posted. Just make sure to keep it clean, and do not leave an empty canister on it for an extended period of time, or it will gum up and be useless.Overall, a n average to good foam gun.