Can this thing penetrate cardboard with a .20g from about 5 feet away?
965875
If you can continue to shoot in the same spot, it will go through, but I have had it stick or bounce off most of the time.
1535401
With this, generally you're looking at about 100 yards. You could squeeze more out of it, but you'd be pushing it. Look elsewhere if you want to reach out further than that.
977746
I personally haven't used .25g and I know .12g spreads out to much. So what I would suggest is the .20g or mabby .25 but the .25s will likly shorten your effective range. I hope this helps, if you have any more questions you can contact me.
1400146
That should be no problem. I can easily put two standard 20 round boxes of 7mm.08 in the larger pocket.
1182923
These pellets definitely hit hard, but you need the power for them. An air rifle with >20 fpe (PCP) is pretty much required to keep from lobbing these pellets too much. You could give an 18.13 gr Jumbo Heavy Exact pellet a try before you jump up to these beasts. Check out Hawke's Chair Gun application to check out down range energy and trajectories. You will get 90% kinetic energy and 80% velocity at ~ 30 yards (~500 fps.) with a 20 fpe gun.
1178
It should. The Y is large enough for that size ball to pass through but not much not much clearance for that size projectile. But item of course was not made for such a size projectile so may not sit well in pocket. Item is very light and had for some 2 years now. How this helps.
1497047
Maybe thin corrugated cardboard would fit (the opening is quite narrow), but I wouldn't recommend trying to cut cardboard with paper punches; they are not designed for the thickness and strength of cardboard.
1971074
It depends on the range greater than a few feet likely not, however, I reccomend you never shoot it at anyone, especially in their face or eyes from any distance.
1724175
I use a rim/pack of white paper and at a distance of 15 ft the least. It penetrate 3/4 and sometimes 1/2 of the bolt length. and never went through the paper. And for safety I put a 1/4 inch plywood in the back 4x4 size depending on how you trust yourself in shooting a target.
2014395
Depends upon who tightly packed your substrate is I would guess. My first impression would be, no. The probe is sturdy enough to penetrate deeply into garden or lawn soils, but wouldn't rely on it to survive hitting a rock or hard-packed soils.
1876257
No it can't its not that powerful it can barely penetrate cardboard from point blank, takes a few rounds but it shoots pretty fast for its price can't argue with that
1308936
It seems to me that anything less than about a 5ft diameter should be tried
1572137
It sure can. Wouldn't have it over the flame though. You could cold smoke in cardboard box with this smoker.
2171706
not sure what "0.20g" bbs are, but the diameter of bbs has to be 6mm, or else you'll jam it.
777891
It easily punches through cardboard, I'm not sure if it would tear lighter weight paper. It is a heavy tool and a little clumsy to use on cardboard. It is better for metals, I use it on coins and metal stampings for jewelry making. I love this tool!
1706156
they will penetrate cardboard within 25 feet. as the gas starts to run out it may be a little less aggressive. They generally shoot at around 470FPS at the muzzle, a little higher than advertised.
1469715
I personally don't know... I've only plinked cans and bottles with this thing at a short distance (a few yards at most). Everything I shoot tears through cans (incl. sturdy steel soup cans) like a hot knife through butter, so I imagine an animal's flesh would be nothing to this thing. I'd figure a nice pointed or hollow point pellet to be proper for the application of which you speak. Good luck.