What is the velocity of this rifle in .177
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Fast enough to put huge dents in the back of my steel Gamo silhouette target box. I'm floored by the power this gun has!
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sorry i am late on this answer. i don't own one , but blue book says that sights are adjustable. hope this helps.NO! I WAS WRONG, I DID NOTE REALIZE WE WERE TALKING ABOUT ABOUT .177 CAL. SORRY.
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Yes this is a great starter. Does have problem with barrel drop. More so on the .22 cal, the .177 cal seems to be better.
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A .177 cal with a (4.5mm) and a (4.0gr)I use a (crossman silver eagle lead .177 caliber free pellets) that comes with 250 of them
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couldn't have said it better myself. Basically, at the end of the day, 22 caliber pellets are usually slower than 177 pellets. However, they most always pack a bigger Punch. So for bigger game targets, you'd want a bigger pellet.
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Sorry I do not know. I was able to mount this scope on a 223 and got an impressive pattern at 200 yards. This seems like a great scope to me. I saw some negative reviews and was surprised. For the price, I am very happy.
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My first rifle and best coolest one I have the sights are awesome! Look and feel of this gun is great too!!Multiple pump not more than 10 but 3 to 10 would do.0.177" (4.5mm), 660.0 fps, Synthetic, Ambi, Black3-10 pumps, 18-rd BB mag & 5-rd pellet mag660 fps/BBs, 625 fps/pellets (velocities in owner's manual are incorrect)
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depends on the ammunition. Regular ammo is rated at 1000 FPS while the alloy ammo will travel at 1200 + FPS. I hope this helps you out
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Of course the .177 is faster and more range I find it more accurate, but does not have the knock-down power as the .22. But with the .177 hollow points they seem to do pretty well. I prefer the cheaper crossman hollow points. There just as good and cost a fraction of some of the others.
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I have notOwned the Optimus in .177 caliber. I have hit crows at over 50 yards no problem with the .22 Optimus. If you sight in the scope that it comes with, you should have no problem shooting 1 inch patterns at over 50 yards. The .22 does shoot 200 fps lower than the .177. There are a lot of factors that affect accuracy. One factor on accuracy is pellet quality. Cheap pellets have less accuracy than ones that are better quality. I have tried the hollow point, super point, and the destroyer pellets. They are all good pellets. If you are looking for accuracy just use on type of pellet and sight your scope in at about 35 yards. The rifle has a lot of power! I have notOwned the Optimus in .177 caliber. I have hit crows at over 50 yards no problem with the .22 Optimus. If you sight in the scope that it comes with, you should have no problem shooting 1 inch patterns at over 50 yards. The .22 does shoot 200 fps lower than the .177. There are a lot of factors that affect accuracy. One factor on accuracy is pellet quality. Cheap pellets have less accuracy than ones that are better quality. I have tried the hollow point, super point, and the destroyer pellets. They are all good pellets. If you are looking for accuracy just use on type of pellet... » Read More I have notOwned the Optimus in .177 caliber. I have hit crows at over 50 yards no problem with the .22 Optimus. If you sight in the scope that it comes with, you should have no problem shooting 1 inch patterns at over 50 yards. The .22 does shoot 200 fps lower than the .177. There are a lot of factors that affect accuracy. One factor on accuracy is pellet quality. Cheap pellets have less accuracy than ones that are better quality. I have tried the hollow point, super point, and the destroyer pellets. They are all good pellets. If you are looking for accuracy just use on type of pellet and sight your scope in at about 35 yards. The rifle has a lot of power! « Show Less
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I don't know the psi? but it's a nice air rifle for target practice. I know that I like mine, it shoots fairly accurate and I have no complaints. I would buy it again.
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my rifle is completely black, not the two-tone model. It is a M4-177 and it has a dual aperature rear sight with a detachable carry handle. It is very accurate and it seems a lot more powerful than my older model. I believe it is well worth the money I paid for it.
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Normally they are 22cal but this sayes .177. I think the description is wrong and it's actually a .22
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nothing is necessary , but it does make the .177 cal faster and more accurate. i found however the 22 cal, was already a larger port. you can drill the .177 you have out if you have a good way to hold it , i found the steel soft and easily marked in a vise and vise grips but still doable, most that are sold in the US that are rated over 600 ft per second already have a large port in them. then it is the flat top piston and valve modes to get more power.
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Hi. So far so good and I shot about 100 shots with it. I have it on my Benjamin Genesis gas piston air rifle so the recoil isn't bad on it at all. But the scope over all seems very solid, much better then the CenterPoint scope I had originally.
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Shooting on two different rifles. Howa 1500 in .270 and .223 love it on both weapons. Easy to sight in and very accurate. Could not find more scope for the monies.
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My air rifle has 1200 ft. Per second velocity. With that it's deadly to squirrels.