how far is it possible to fire?
280370
Zero distance; it doesn't shoot out at all. Instead, it arcs between the pointed electrodes on the lamp face. You must press the device into your attacker.
280371
U have to be close to use it. No probes shoot out. I carry it in jurisdictions where I am not permitted to carry a firearm. Probably as far as 6 inches to start to feel the charge.
280372
well it is a close-range weapon, you must touch the people to use it. but is a very nice flashlight, great light range and brightness, the electric-bow dont damage the light bulb (like the cheap ones), and its a very resistent item. take care!
280373
Per the instructions the stun part of the zapper needs to be pressed against the body of the personyou are zapping for it to render them helpless.
280374
I 've tested it at 3, 6, 8, and 10 ft distance from the target. It does "shoot" the electrical shock to the target, strong enough to leave a mark and make the target stop on his/her tracks or fall (depending on the distance. Loss of balance has occurred at shorter distance from the target). I used dummies or dolls and a cardboard target. My brother also volunteered one day. He cried in pain and got a mark (he stood at 10 ft from the taser). Never volunteered again. The closer the target is, the more "damage" he or she will incur. Although it's not a toy, one should test it against an inanimate object once a month to make sure that it's fully charged and that it will work if needed. Hope this helps. I 've tested it at 3, 6, 8, and 10 ft distance from the target. It does "shoot" the electrical shock to the target, strong enough to leave a mark and make the target stop on his/her tracks or fall (depending on the distance. Loss of balance has occurred at shorter distance from the target). I used dummies or dolls and a cardboard target. My brother also volunteered one day. He cried in pain and got a mark (he stood at 10 ft from the taser). Never volunteered again. The closer the target is, the more "damage" he or she will incur. Although it's not a toy, one should test... » Read More I 've tested it at 3, 6, 8, and 10 ft distance from the target. It does "shoot" the electrical shock to the target, strong enough to leave a mark and make the target stop on his/her tracks or fall (depending on the distance. Loss of balance has occurred at shorter distance from the target). I used dummies or dolls and a cardboard target. My brother also volunteered one day. He cried in pain and got a mark (he stood at 10 ft from the taser). Never volunteered again. The closer the target is, the more "damage" he or she will incur. Although it's not a toy, one should test it against an inanimate object once a month to make sure that it's fully charged and that it will work if needed. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1451769
At very close range with a head shot and a fresh co2. It doesn't have the power to do it at longer ranges.
141253
I would estimate between 8-10 feet. I carry my pepper spray in conjunction with a taser in case a hypothetical attacker gets close up to me.
1471278
I can't find anything in the directions that says you can't. Just set it at least 15 feet away from the muzzle blast. I have a friend that has a .50 BMG and he uses his to check it.
1365248
I doubt that you can get sufficient accuracy. It will shoot high, but can you get it over the right limb?
1362067
Good shooter in basement at 7 yards. May have a useful range of 10 or so but can't comment on theultimate distance a pellet might travel, if that is your issue.
976574
I am not sure, but I think that 30 feet is at the very far edge of the range.
95094
Not sure I can do that. Depends on what you define as long range. I typically don't shoot beyond 100yds. Scope rests on a m1a. Ergonomics on scope are good. Glass is clear. More shooting needed.
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.
1725332
I personally have not shot it yet! But I have seen it shoot up to about 120 ft fairly accurately. But there was wind involved and such. It's hard to say. Mines been modified with a longer barrel so mine may vary.
384135
The most that I have used this flashlight for was about 300 feet. It worked really well and I would think that it could go further.
1314555
It advertises "up to 34 feet" - I would say that's a bit of an exaggeration, but it is an impressively long reach nonetheless. Maybe around 25-30'? I haven't actually measured. :) And, by the way, this is all as observed when my kids shoot it - I haven't actually tried to push the thing to its maximum range myself or anything!
1157055
Depends on how you angle it and how far you pull the lever back. At full pull/45 degree angle I can launch it about 45-50 feet.
779071
This weapon is shooting a piece of metal at approximately 460 feet per second and if you have the ability to shoot this straight and true and no further away than 30 feet I would have to say yes. The problem is that this is a pellet gun with just very little rifling in the barrel. The pellet won't travel straight for too long of a distance. You would have to be extremely close to the target and really know your weapons ability before even considering the chance of hitting let alone killing the animal. Can it kill? YES from a distance? NO. Would I use it to small game hunt? NO! Hopefully this is helpful. Thank you and enjoy your weapon. This weapon is shooting a piece of metal at approximately 460 feet per second and if you have the ability to shoot this straight and true and no further away than 30 feet I would have to say yes. The problem is that this is a pellet gun with just very little rifling in the barrel. The pellet won't travel straight for too long of a distance. You would have to be extremely close to the target and really know your weapons ability before even considering the chance of hitting let alone killing the animal. Can it kill? YES from a distance? NO. Would I use it to small game hunt? NO! Hopefully... » Read More This weapon is shooting a piece of metal at approximately 460 feet per second and if you have the ability to shoot this straight and true and no further away than 30 feet I would have to say yes. The problem is that this is a pellet gun with just very little rifling in the barrel. The pellet won't travel straight for too long of a distance. You would have to be extremely close to the target and really know your weapons ability before even considering the chance of hitting let alone killing the animal. Can it kill? YES from a distance? NO. Would I use it to small game hunt? NO! Hopefully this is helpful. Thank you and enjoy your weapon. « Show Less
943089
Basically, yes. It has a relatively short range so you would have to be within 5 feet approximately.
2158617
Depends. 75 feet is pretty far, for a stock gun. If you modify it, which WILL void your warranty, and may be extremely difficult, they you could berhaps shoot 75 feet. Unmodded, I would say no.
1815202
Fairly simple and safe. There is no how far. If you are that unfamiliar with gas fire units, ask for help from someone that owns a gas grill or something. Always - Light fire first, then turn on gas only a little bit untill it lights. Adjust to choice level of flame. REMEMBER- FIRE FIRST- GAS ON SECOND.