Could this kill squirrel at 50 to 75 foot distance?
2068820
No, simply no. Not enough muzzle velocity, therefore not impact to kill small game. Especially if it is not accurate enough. Hitting a squirrel with a BB will just chase him away.
2068821
Well, I don't use this gun for killing varmints. It's fairly accurate to about 35 feet. You would probably want an air rifle for that type of use. I have shot air rifles before (target range) and I could hit a quarter at 75 feet. Plus, air rifles have more power than this gun does.
945342
Not sure, but it will take down squirrels with no problem. I would imagine it would take out a griund hog to. Just use the pellets that break apart on impact to maximize damage.
1605131
Probably not. Best guess is that you need to be within about 6 feet to trigger it, but one on either side of the pond should do it--and if there is an obvious path the critters are taking to the pond, strategically place the Mr. Beams.
842220
I have used this a couple of times for birds at a feeder. The distance was about 8 feet. Small birds like chickadees triggered it at that distance. I haven't used it for anything farther than that. I hope this helps.
508964
I have mine about six feet, but what ever suits you. The squirrels will find it!
2250047
50 yards is a long ways for any pellet gun. If you practice holdovers for that range you could keep it on paper. I wouldn't use it on critters at that range. A humane kill should be precise.
2090692
I imagine it will but why not just set a live trap and totally remove the squirrel? It will only keep the squirrel from chewing what ever you spray it on. Not sure it will make him want to leave a warm nest area with winter comming on.
1348950
No...it cannot...an air rifle is not suitable to hunt anything larger than a squirrel. Shooting a deer with this rifle would only cause it pain and give it a flesh wound.
449954
This is a powerful gun and requires cartridges. It would not kill a squirrel but injure it and cause pain unless you hit in the head or an organ which would be very difficult to do. The squirrel must have a food source. Remove the food source and it shouldn't bother you any more. If you are feeding birds get a squirrel free feeder and watch the entertainment of squirrels trying to get in it.
2062460
I used it on a squirrel, not sure now of the amount, but you could ask a vet.
1084991
I suppose the round will travel 100 yards. But you'd have to aim high due to the drop of the round over that distance. Also because the round is so small it is subject to drift easily with wind. The farthest I've been able to hit and kill a bird was about 80 yards.
449955
THis is not a very powerful pistol, not accurate enough or powerful enough to kill squirrels reliably. OTOH its powerful enough to do property damage or put someone's eye out. E.g. you must use a lot of care even with low powered air guns. To shoot squirrels with a high chance of hitting them in a lethal spot and with enough power you need a spring piston air rifle, at the least. BTW its illegal to shoot squirrels with air guns in many states.
1359951
Yes. It works. We had a squirrel in our attic. I set the trap right at the opening and got him. Read my review.
1982036
Hell yeah you can its extremely powerful.You could blow a squirrels off I'd get some type of sight I got a laser because with just the iron sights it does about 10/12inch group with the laser about 5inch group
1458208
I don't think it would work for squirrels since it's made to be placed in a hole where a gopher tunnels. I wouldn't pay mobey on it for that purpose.
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.
1165707
I don't care for the cheap scope, actually for such a gun the killing distance being close a scope is really useless. A head shot to a squirrel seems effective at 30 to 40 feet. (.177)