Is this thick enough to soften the impact from airsoft pellets?
205331
The arms are a bit thicker, but chest and back are then. I wear a vest on top of it to carry gear, so in that aspect it does great. If you go just the shirt, you will feel the hits.
315234
The heavy duty foam may be pliable enough to accommodate the slightly thicker magazine. I would check to see if they make a Case dedicated to the AK magazine with it being slightly thicker and more curvature.
710556
Unpredictably yes, it's a target grade metal for BB's & Pellets at the right price. All air guns made different & all targets have reaction to physics. I've had no problems with.
1539682
It is a little loud, but I wouldn't consider it a concern. If you use alloy pellets, they could break the speed of sound and create sonic boom. Use the heavier pellets and it isn't that bad.
1210191
It's a soft padding. It'll do fine fine for sparing practice but it isn't body armor or a substitute for elbow or shin guard type rigid plastics.
1702656
No. The plastic part is not strong enough to sustain the stress caused by the force. This punch die is heavy duty but not for metalwork
1298594
I haven't had any problem dropping any material, pellet, granular or powder. The tires have a tread on them, but not excessive. I would imagine that you need some tread so you have traction.
2266916
This throws clay pigeons 50-100 yards. I don't know you or your airsoft gun but I dont think you would ever hit one, even if you did plastic pellets probably wouldn't break them at the distance you would hit it. Clays breaking on impact is more a factor of what it lands on, so throw over a field not to mention more durable clays definitely wouldnt shatter if you hit it with a plastic pellet.
1344669
I believe it is 3/8ths of an inch thick and AR550 is slightly harder than AR 500. I've shot mine with 7.62x54r Nagant rounds as well as 7.62x51 Nato and it is still holding up fine.
1873056
its a very solid weapon, maybe not the highest end and can take quite a beating so i'll say yes, this isntinst some foam pvc prop
1512758
No, it shouldn't make it thick. Not sure of what you consider thick, but it's not bulky or anything like that
1607212
try 'heavier' pellet, like 7.9 gm or heavier. Then, much quieter and still lots of impact on target.
847770
I use it when playing airsoft so I do end up running quite a bit. I have not had any issues with the material going into my mouth at all.
1341864
Absolutely. The BBs/pellets will not break through the can on a single shot, though, so be wary of pellets flying off in all sort of random directions every time you hit your target. This little airsoft gun is definitely strong enough to send cans flying, though-- I found the best way to keep them stationary was to tie a string through the can's pull-tab and to suspend them from something instead of just shooting them off of a table-top or something similar.
1298798
Using the Fluid Film gun, just use it as it comes from the can. I haven't tried a regular gun. Probably too thick
17463
I haven't tried it due to the fact that the metal itself doesn't look like it could stand the rapid pounding of an impact gun. They may crack. I would play it safe and just purchase extensions that are made for an impact tool.
2160214
No. I use it for a pellet gun target and the pellets chip away at it, I can only imagine what 9mm rounds will do. Sorry