missles - do they missiles work?????
1505250
The missiles do not fire. They are there just to make the helicopter appear "ready for war."
1429644
Clearly as you see by the replies, they do not work. But I wanted to also respond to ask you to please take a basic firearm's safety course. This is an answer you should know before even purchasing said firearm. Please, please get some training from a certified instructor (not some buddy who claims expertise, and is likely feeding you myths and misinformation).
2087348
Yes! They work quite well! For some really strange reason, the orange slim darts (that look a lot like the blue) don't work too well. But, I've fired a hundred different blue slim darts out of this without ANY issue!
1340409
they work great! try a pair out you will like them 2.they fold and save space in your gun bag when you go 2 the range. i have 2 pair red and black. that"s it. joe b.
224691
Yes and yes however the missile gets lost easily and I cant seem to get more :(
1510269
no they did not. had 1 for 1 day and it didn't work, sent it in for warranty, got it back, didn't work, did this 3 times, because the junk will not work, and thye cannot fix it so it keeps working, the warranty work is no good, aim told me, well..look at the price ..it's cheap ..and then admitted it is for airsoft toys, not anything else...which they falsely advertise on ar 15 rifles, etc. garbage...save your money and hassles, and shipping costs to them for warranty no repair work...
768697
Yes, you can hit virtually any target with or without a reflector to get a distance. Thanks for your interest. GFG
709
Actually or accurately? They actually shoot using a remote control trigger on the control unit. Accurate? Well, they are spring loaded plastic darts. My problem was just getting the thing to fly!
1754366
If it's a .177 cal. air rifle, they should work just fine. Keep in mind for 'target' shooting (paper), you're probably better with target pellets. These are designed for their ability to spread out larger than their .177 diameter upon entering the 'target' (think of a squirrel) for maximum tissue damage.
849357
NO, UNLESS you are watching them from a 100 yd's or so. Mine was a failure at most distances. suggest a good Bushnell standard 50 and set them for your eyes. Don't loan them out.
877537
I read some where that they were, but I'll tell you, they are well maid. I own 3-on a Mossberg 500,Marlin 308, and Bushmaster 5.56/223, they zero and stay zero'd. They may seem a bit heavy but I hear it's because of the high quality glass they use. I went out after midnight to zero my laser up to my Bushnell ( drop zone) scope, the target was 100 yds. away(another persons mail box, that's why I did it at night + you can see a laser better).One street light about 45 yds. from target and I could still see it well enough to do the job, I almost couldn't see it with the naked eye. Great scopes @ great prices. I read some where that they were, but I'll tell you, they are well maid. I own 3-on a Mossberg 500,Marlin 308, and Bushmaster 5.56/223, they zero and stay zero'd. They may seem a bit heavy but I hear it's because of the high quality glass they use. I went out after midnight to zero my laser up to my Bushnell ( drop zone) scope, the target was 100 yds. away(another persons mail box, that's why I did it at night + you can see a laser better).One street light about 45 yds. from target and I could still see it well enough to do the job, I almost couldn't see it with the naked eye. Great scopes... » Read More I read some where that they were, but I'll tell you, they are well maid. I own 3-on a Mossberg 500,Marlin 308, and Bushmaster 5.56/223, they zero and stay zero'd. They may seem a bit heavy but I hear it's because of the high quality glass they use. I went out after midnight to zero my laser up to my Bushnell ( drop zone) scope, the target was 100 yds. away(another persons mail box, that's why I did it at night + you can see a laser better).One street light about 45 yds. from target and I could still see it well enough to do the job, I almost couldn't see it with the naked eye. Great scopes @ great prices. « Show Less
631670
Yes. They won't shoot with the same velocity or accuracy as the round-tipped darts, but they will work.
34464
They will work on any M4/M16 AEG. They are plastic. They might fit a little loose in the mag well, but that can be fixed with some Velcro (the soft side). I have a G&P; receiver and I've had no problem with them feeding.
542028
It will work, but the bullet drop markings on the elevation turret will be useless. It still has mil marks so with some calculations (by hand or with a computer/app) you can still dial in shots or just use the mils on the reticle.
473076
These are mainly for point to point links. I'm using the ubiquity Bullet M5's to shoot a link about 3 miles. Works fine, but antennas very directional. You'll need to carefully peak both ends.
1886794
I have had mine set up in the house at about 30 ft and they work fine. My Sirt laser pistol will cast a visible beam on the neighbors garage about 300 yards across the park when it is close to dusk. I was assuming that it would work if the beam was visible but I haven't tested that theory. I can't see the visible beam over 30-40 ft outside on a sunny day. I haven't tried the targets outside yet. I will get back to you when I do
457769
i don't remember so much if they fly the same. but i do remember i got no penetration on the deer and coyote i shoot with them. both shots were under 30 yards. had to track both animals for hours. i don't use them anymore.