How accurate is this pistol, would like it to use for frogging avg. distance away would be about 15-25 ft. Thank You!
1528451
At 15 to 25 ft. I can usually keep the BB's within a six inch diameter target circle. I don't claim to be a great shot, so I expect the pistol could do better.
1528452
i got a cheap laser sight for like 10 bucks on amazon and if you use steel BBs and frogs are fist size id say it would work. you'll have some strays but that the nature smooth bore barrels
1528453
I put a few empty soda cans with a lil sand in them to keep em still about 20 feet away and my shots are going through the cans and sometimes going righ through so I would think so
1528454
The pistol is more accurate with a fairly new cartridge in it , and good for several shots, for the most part it's a good little pistol.
1528455
At that range it's not very accurate.....you better off with the gamo pt -85 accurate at that range.
1181028
As some one else responded I use two of them on mojos for duck hunting. Probably in the 30 yard range and the work fine. I've never tried to test them for a maximum distance but if it ever warms up in central Illinois I might try out in the back yard.
640999
You pull back on the slide to cock the pistol's spring/piston mechanism. Pulling the trigger releases the piston which compresses air forcing the paint ball out the barrel. It's not very powerful, accuracy - you can hit a soda can at 30-35 feet. It functioned for only a short period of use, maybe a hundred rounds. Then feeding problems started - the paint balls didn't seat well and just dribbled out the barrel when the pistol was fired.
2070944
It's semi-auto and not very accurate past about 15 feet. There is no safety on the airsoft other than not putting the pellets into the feed.
2250829
Hello, The fps would have to be pretty fast and you would have to hit the sweet spot to make them spin all the way around. I had used a benjamin rifle pumped up about five times and I would have to get within 20 ft for it to work and then I would have to hit the sweet spot. I also used my cross man air pump target pistol and I think the pellet just doesn't have the weight behind it to push the targets around. But you never know maybe your air gun will tear this target a new one. I think it is mainly for .22 cal pistols and up. Happy Shooting!!
1685442
Pretty accurate. There are some that aren't shaped perfectly and you'll get a one off shot, but my friend and I were hitting a 2 inch target at 45 yards.
15537
I've shot both weights from this pistol - they go at least 200 feet but then the .12g curve up while the .2g go straight(ish). Don't use anything <12g or >25g
256792
Accuracy is pretty good for about 200 feet but that's with good paint and no wind, only other thing to increase range and accuracy is an apex barrel for a scenario gun. Good paint is always a huge part. Bad paint makes balls fly every where and let's face it were not playing at a stripclub
2088832
With the standard ammo it shoots well enough at 20-30 yards. Accuracy is sketchy after 15-18. With whistle ammo it shoots straight at about 20 yards but does not seem to have as much range as the lighter, standard ammo. Whistle ammo is more accurate and makes a very satisfying whistle, though.
250150
So far it has a good distance with just .12 BBs, but I suggest you buy from pyramid air. Not from this seller now. Accuracy is amazing as well
1408010
I would fire at 100 yards, Michael. But I have been bore sighting my firearms for years and I have had good success. Try it at at 50, see where you hit, then move accordingly. Happy shooting!
1617412
It's good. Pretty solid construction and powerful, the accuracy isn't great though. But you shouldn't expect much from a cheap plastic BB pistol. I shot my friend (willingly) from about 8 or 9 ft and he said it stung, but not too painful.
1707041
To answer honest, I have it on a Ruger SR-22 Pistol and it works great. (No recoil)Where the red dot is, the bullet hits.But I only shoot at very close ranges. ( 15 feet to 25 feet).I don't know how it will hold up on an AR or how far the laser can be sited in accurately.Sorry for such a vague answer.
686323
It's only as effective as the person pulling the trigger. Depends on how far out you can consistently hit a quarter size target. I regularly take squirrels from 30-50 meters with this rifle, but it takes lots of time and practice to shoot a springer like this consistently. It's a absolutely awesome rifle, ridiculously accurate with superdomes. Shoots around 800fps in .22, which is enough to fully penetrate a piece of pine or 1/2 plywood at 30 meters, about 27 yards.
2250101
Some say 25-30 yards brings the best accuracy. I have yet to go any further than that. Go to Pyramyd Air.com to see full reviews of thus rifle. that is the best response I can give Sir.
576210
Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could be quite a bit of difference in trajectory. In that case, buy an appropriate scope. Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could... » Read More Both of those cartridges are known for having very flat trajectories, but there would be a small difference at shorter ranges that would begin to show up more at over 200 yards or so. It you AR15 is really accurate, I would go for something more appropriate, but if it is not, it would work as a "Do-For". I would check the ballistics on Hornady or any other good site to see what to expect in terms of trajectory difference at various ranges. Good luck, JBPSI was assuming that your AR15 was chambered for the 223, but it may not be, so as Mr. Moen pointed out, there could be quite a bit of difference in trajectory. In that case, buy an appropriate scope. « Show Less
1224851
Fully pump it can vey accurately shoot 75-100 ft. But the BB or pellet can travel easily 2-3 times that distance depending on the trajectory. I want my shooter to be very sure of there back stop. It also takes effort to sight in the red dot sight. You can buy iron sights for it also. Crossman customer service is usually pretty good and can be very helpful also. I hope this helps.