Will this target work with a air rifle shooting a heavy 177 10.3 gr pellet at plus 900fps?
902438
It works fairly well with 22 lr. It will definitely swing to register a hit with an airgun, but I doubt if the reset feature will work. The red paint has held up ok, but the yellow bull's-eyes are stickers that don't last but for just a few shots & they're gone. I have been satisfied and have enjoyed plinking at it with my 22 guns
902439
I believe that it would because I shoot these targets with a .22 40 grain bullet at 8 to 10 feet away.
902440
Probably won't knock the targets down or reset the targets. I've used a .22 pellet rifle with mixed results. Of course the targets still make a 'cling' sound when the pellets make a strike, even if the target doesn't go down. This target works best with a .22 caliber rim fire cartridge.
1130909
Yes it would, as long as you use the NIKON/SPOTON software and zero your rifle correctly for the type of bullet you will be using. I use the scope on an AK47 and zero the rifle at 40yards and then I can hit a man size target at 500 yards 8 out of 10 times.
1708604
It just works with the drop of your bullet at 500yds. So the caliber you shooting doesn't really matter. Will work fine. Just make sure you mount the scope really tight, it might gets loose through the weight of the scope and the hard recoil of some rifles...
339859
I found that the standard Crossman .177 pointed premium pellets works fine for me. Like most air rifles you have a break in period to get the shots to be steady and accurate. Once broken in it hits what you aim at to your zero. Shoot what you prefer, but use that type and brand of pellet to keep your shots true.
290447
No it won't ! It handles the bbs fine but I tried the pellets u mentioned and they jammed! No damage but do not recommend trying!
2268512
if I were you i would continue looking. this is perfect for an air rifle because of the forward recoil. however on a .223 the recoil is back. air rifle jumps forward. it is just my opinion.
272165
Well this pellets worked best on my rifle that hit around 1100 fps ..my 850 fps one didn't do good on target it would go off ...the more fps in the better ..the Orange plastic gets stuck to the target while the middle pellet keeps going I got 2 squirrels with one .
1959686
This scope is meant for REAL GUNS. If you want to put it on an air rifle it should be fine. It's WAY more scope than you need though. I shoot consistent 1.5" groups with this thing at 300 yards with a Marlin 22-250 X7VH
1652700
I would not recommend shooting it with pellets. A low power bb gun might work but the target is really intended for airsoft bb's.
2128887
Yes it should work just fine. This scope is made for the backwards recoil from airguns.
1948519
I bought this air gun about six months ago, and I'm extremely happy with it. As long as you have the right mounting brackets, it will work. Mine is extremely accurate to about 50 yards, depending on the wind. I recommend using the heavier grade bb's. I don't know if it's more accurate than the standard AEG because I don't own a standard AEG, but the accuracy of my rifle is outstanding.
2190089
I see no problem. I would use a higher power version(6X16 or higher) since your range will be a lot further than an air rifle.
1565541
I don't see why you couldn't use it on an air gun, I have mine on a .308 sniper rifle.
2249008
I have used it with a 1300 fps .177 caliber air rifle from about 30 ft away. Dented pretty good but nothing got through.
1268946
Yes, as far as I know. I have not tried it with a .177 caliber BB, but I tested it in response to your question with a 6mm airsoft pellet. The chrony reported muzzle velocities averaging about 225 fps at the muzzle. The measured velocities were very consistent, and I have no reason to doubt their accuracy (it was not a top-notch airsoft pistol).
93738
No it won't. It's NOT an air rifle scope. Using it on an air rifle will destroy it's internal working parts within a dozen shots.
1539158
I would say no. Some pellet rifles shoot about 1000 feet per second and should be treated as you would any other rifle. Hope this helps. Regards, Sid Helms