How dangerous are the projectiles?
307191
They're not sharp, but they are long and thin so could be swallowed by a younger child. The rate of fire is fairly low and it doesn't shoot with particular force so you'd have to be point blank in the eye to do damage.
307192
The projectiles are not dangerous at all unless they are fired at a very close distance from an eyeball. The real issue is getting them to work for any length of time. One stopped firing on the first evening. The rocket launcher is not very sturdy. I would not worry much about the danger aspect unless your child is prone to firing toys of this nature into the faces of other children. The force of the launch is minimal. My 4 year old grandson never really encountered any issues with it.
307193
They don't shoot fast enough, far enough, or with enough force to hurt anyone, in my opinion.
307194
The projectiles do not launch forcefully. They are maybe inch and half and basically fall out of launcher. My 3 year old grandson has "shot" many of family member with no serious injuries. We do make sure to keep up with them so my 6 month old granddaughter doesn't put them in her mouth.
307195
Not dangerous at all. Mine pretty much dropped out or when they came out it was really slow and soft.
307196
I would say not dangerous at all, EXCEPT as a choking hazard for very small children. They are extremely lightweight plastic. My husband fired them at me point blank and I hardly felt them at all. They don't go very far either.
457766
I've shot them several times at a target block and I haven't noticed any flight difference....I would only shoot one at a time just In case was lucky enough to "Robin Hood" the arrow and damage the broad tip...
637814
This target is made of foam layers great for stopping arrows. I have no doubt that a children's bow would penetrate it. My wife shoots low poundage and the arrows sink in just fine. Great buy for any shooter. In my opinion
1634144
you probably could as long as they were .177 ,but i would worry they would get caught in the barrel, since they might deform from the pressure of the air pushing them.
2138551
I dont know. I shot with a crossbow and they went off at the nend of my bow. very dangerous
2251210
I am not an expert, but I have it three feet away and have had no bad effects at all. Since it simply incinerates particles and doesn't have anything added to the air, I cannot imagine any problem from close proximity.
198481
Strongly recommend against using metal BB's or anything other than plastic soft air BB's going less than 500 fps. Even a slingshot with platic BB's will go through the netting.
1014649
The balls are made of regular material. Yes they could cause damage to floors and windows.
1107571
I have not tried to shoot a squirrel or rabbit but my impression is that the darts are too light weight to penetrate and would just bruise.
1620569
Yes it has enough velocity to damage skin and if the shot were to hit artery such as the jugular can cause a crushed torn artery and can be lethal. Anything faster than 400 fps can have the possibility of a lethal shot. But I tell you this so you will NOT SHOOT ANYONE! But yes they will break skin. But if it is for pest removal it should work just fine.
1130388
The rockets are soft and not heavy, but it could damage any valuables in the house. It would be similar to throwing an inflatable ball in the house.
518202
One way to answer that is Don't shoot anything that you don't want to have an injury or kill.
90902
I own one of these. They are great fun, but shouldn't be a child's toy. Children will invariably abuse each other, and their pets.This remote control Abrams shoots a small hard yellow plastic sphere, roughly twice the size of a BB. If you wish to have continuing fire, the remote will allow you to shoot at about one spherical projectile every 2-3 seconds. If someone is within 0-10 feet, if hit, it will hurt and at close range 0-3 ft. it will leave a welt. It is capable of hurting one's eye if hit there in close range. Probably not a devastating injury, but one that may need to have an ophthalmologist check for injury or damage. The projectile it shoots will not penetrate the skin, but could cause bruising. I own one of these. They are great fun, but shouldn't be a child's toy. Children will invariably abuse each other, and their pets.This remote control Abrams shoots a small hard yellow plastic sphere, roughly twice the size of a BB. If you wish to have continuing fire, the remote will allow you to shoot at about one spherical projectile every 2-3 seconds. If someone is within 0-10 feet, if hit, it will hurt and at close range 0-3 ft. it will leave a welt. It is capable of hurting one's eye if hit there in close range. Probably not a devastating injury, but one that may need to have an... » Read More I own one of these. They are great fun, but shouldn't be a child's toy. Children will invariably abuse each other, and their pets.This remote control Abrams shoots a small hard yellow plastic sphere, roughly twice the size of a BB. If you wish to have continuing fire, the remote will allow you to shoot at about one spherical projectile every 2-3 seconds. If someone is within 0-10 feet, if hit, it will hurt and at close range 0-3 ft. it will leave a welt. It is capable of hurting one's eye if hit there in close range. Probably not a devastating injury, but one that may need to have an ophthalmologist check for injury or damage. The projectile it shoots will not penetrate the skin, but could cause bruising. « Show Less
78754
No it won't. The "arrows" are the same foam material that make up the Nerf bullets. The tips are very blunt and soft. Even being shot at close range they don't hurt. Hopefully this helps!
1861080
I don't think there's any danger of injury. I've been shocked a few times by mine on accident, and it's like a really bad static shock. Just a quick pop. Works great with my dogs. They've completely stopping trying to dig out under my fence.
582391
Nope, they are the standard nerd darts. They have a lot of force though, so id recommend using a strong velcro or have the target at least 10 feet away!
792812
The literature I recieved with my RWS .22 34 Combo says its dangerous for 575 yds. My backyard abuts the highway and has a concrete wall for my backdrop. I knock out small concrete chips from 50 yards with 14.5 grain ammo. Killed 2 starlings from 15 yards, pellet went thru the first and still had enough power to kill the one behind it. I'm VERY cautious about where I aim and would not use it unless i know exactly what is down range.