Is this a viable anti rabbit air rifle?
829294
Absolutely, getting the scope dialed in can be challenging, but the rifle has plenty of power
2008931
lol I have this on a .308 keltec rfb which kicks way harder than the air rifle. it will be fine. very good scope btw.
7121
lol well ok First, do not waste your money on so called Air Rifle scopes, have yet to see one that was worth even the low price air rifles do a double recoil, due how they work I have tried three air rifle scopes, and all failed after use next hint get a tiny amount of aluminum foil and fold it up a only a couple of times, put it between the scope and the rings will move the sight poine will take experimating I purchased a Springfiels Armory Rifle scope suitabule for a center fire rifle did cost a few times more, but it has not stopped working as a couple of opossum and some squirrles might attest to from varmint heaven lol good luck lol well ok First, do not waste your money on so called Air Rifle scopes, have yet to see one that was worth even the low price air rifles do a double recoil, due how they work I have tried three air rifle scopes, and all failed after use next hint get a tiny amount of aluminum foil and fold it up a only a couple of times, put it between the scope and the rings will move the sight poine will take experimating I purchased a Springfiels Armory Rifle scope suitabule for a center fire rifle did cost a few times more, but it has not stopped working as a couple of opossum and some squirrles might... » Read More lol well ok First, do not waste your money on so called Air Rifle scopes, have yet to see one that was worth even the low price air rifles do a double recoil, due how they work I have tried three air rifle scopes, and all failed after use next hint get a tiny amount of aluminum foil and fold it up a only a couple of times, put it between the scope and the rings will move the sight poine will take experimating I purchased a Springfiels Armory Rifle scope suitabule for a center fire rifle did cost a few times more, but it has not stopped working as a couple of opossum and some squirrles might attest to from varmint heaven lol good luck « Show Less
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I would think the rifle would be successful with crows as I only use mine on pest squirrels. Even body shots eliminate the squirrels.
1476080
This scope has worked well on a. 7.62X51 rifle, it should handle an air rifle with ease.
520752
In my experience, this air gun does not have enough power to kill a rabbit unless at extremely close range. It will however serve to chase them away and in worse case, severely wound but not kill the animal.
1173922
I have never had it on a air rifle but it says it can be used for large caliber rifles. On the other hand it works perfect for my Remington 10/22 rifle can take rabbits at 100yards with it. And had no problems with it on my Nagant rifle which is is 7.62x54r . I shoot alot in the desert and it works great in the bright sun and also in the early mornings and late afternoons in low light also. So any air rifle it should work on just great. I believe it says in manual some where that it is good on a rifle up to a 460 but it has been awhile since I read it.
354410
Yes, you can use it for an air rifle. Just get the right mounting hardware. I would also get a spell check program for your web browser. Your grammar is in need of improvement.
1929641
My understanding is that this scope is designed for pellet guns that endure a violent "reverse recoil". A regular rifle scope will be destroyed by a high power air rifle. I do not know if it is designed for a conventional recoil. The brand overall is a great value.
2255256
Yes, it is a bargain. I have a .22 Nitro pump air gun. It catches all the pellets, but they will dent it if you're too close.
76526
I have killed a few rats. But I doubt a bunny. Its not the bb its the gun. Most bb gunsvare real week. For by any I would go pellet gun
1830682
I personally would not recommend it. Even with the PBA ammo, it does not produce enough velocity for me to consider it an effective small game hunting pistol.thanksPyramyd Air Team
452473
The rifle is definitely powerful enough to ethically kill squirrels and chipmunks, but you will definitely struggle with the accuracy, and you will need to practice the 'artillery hold', but this is the same for any break barrel spring or nitro piston powerplant rifle. A good scope with AO (adjustable objective) will help tremendously. The package scope is junk. I actually paid more for my scope than I did the rifle. A decent budget scope is the Hammers 3-9x32. A good clean/deburr and tune will also help with the accuracy and consistency. These rifles sometimes need hundreds of shots, if not a thousand to break in - but that can also be when the internals begin to wear out. I've tuned my rifle with a vortek pg2 kit, and am now re-breaking it in. The original piston seal failed after about 1.5k shots.
1398632
Yes, its a mildot. I own three of these M1 and M3 versions, and they are not worth putting on an actual rifle. I use them on airsoft training guns and they are great for that.
385225
Didnt have it when I did have to sight in my Gamo Whisper, but I did use it to zero my Marlin XL7 in 30-06. It handled the kick from that mule just fine, air rifle should be no issue. As you may already know, break action air rifles actually push forward when they recoil due to the momentum of the piston slamming forward, which will just lock it onto the rest even tighter. My one recommendation is to fill the stand (it has openings for this) with heavy sand or lead shot to add mass and keep it in place better. Mine weighs about 15lbs now, filled with a fine lead shot from sandbag weights.
51106
I would not use this for an up close attempt to kill a racoon. This air rifle will handle squirrels, rabbits and maybe even a small possum with a well placed shot. Racoons are bigger, thicker skinned and mean as hell.
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It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I only shoot pellets through it as the barrel is rifled. The low cost makes the very minor flaws well worth it. It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I... » Read More It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I only shoot pellets through it as the barrel is rifled. The low cost makes the very minor flaws well worth it. « Show Less