how much velocity is "hyper" if my gun on average hits around 800 fps?
272163
well for example if you shoot an 8 grain pellet 800 fps a 5 grain will go over 1000
272164
That depends on your gun all guns are different you may get 800 fps on your gun but a gun just like it make and model may shoot less or more all ammo no mater what size or what gun it fits will act the same In a different gun I have a 1400 fps and im right on the edge of 1400 fps with this round..
272165
Well this pellets worked best on my rifle that hit around 1100 fps ..my 850 fps one didn't do good on target it would go off ...the more fps in the better ..the Orange plastic gets stuck to the target while the middle pellet keeps going I got 2 squirrels with one .
658284
If you really want velocity, put a small drop of 3-in 1 oil behind the pellet to cause a dieseling effect. This should add about 100 fps or so if your gun has the compression to cause ignition. WARNING: this is NOT recommended by air gun manufacturers.
1393304
I've chronographed several different pellets out of this gun. 7.8gr pellets are around 980 fps, 9.2gr pellets are around 870 fps, and heavy 10.5gr pellets are around 790 fps. They all seem to drop squirrels pretty quickly, given good shot placement. Occasionally a light pellet will break the sound barrier.
2257113
Yes, just don't keep shooting the same spot and don't shoot too close. It stops my Scorpyd Velocity 165 @ 425 FPS.
1489183
That will depend entirely on the weight of the pellet. The gun is rated at 1650 fps with lightweight PBA ammo. I would not recommend using that as it can damage the gun internally. I would go for something 10 grains or heavier, that should bring the velocity down into a more acceptable and more accurate range. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
793029
If memory serves me correctly it's 350 FPS. This is a break barrel, pellet pistol that after shooting a hundred or so rounds through it I have come to the conclusion that it's not worth the $44.00 or so they are asking for. It looks nice, functions like it should with the exception of accuracy. I would only buy this if plinking cans 15-25 feet away. I'm a military "marksman" USAF cop and I can only hit my target out to about 25-30 feet. Look for something with a name brand and positive feedback. Hope this helped. Good Luck!
2080139
Do not buy unless your shooting near 400fps. It's not durable for the long run, just capable of sighting in a fast crossbow.
28083
I can't really say but I know after maybe 250-500 maybe even 750 I have to rehydrate my advice you should go out and shoot at a outdoor ranger or an indoor range. 120 to 140 isn't right because my low profile hopper holds 250 paintballs and after i'm done with that my tank will show 1000 psi on it. this is from my experience in the field.
543717
I'm not positive. It is pretty tough. I'm shooting heavy arrows at right around 275 fps, and there's always plenty of arrow left sticking out. But with short and heavy bolts pushing a full 375 fps - just not sure.
772105
I would say under 300 fps but 400 fps and above get a full head gear that would give you better protection, to play it safe. People I know run it in 400 fps battles says its okay and cant take the constant beating of the bb's.
1732077
It's a break barrel, It is advertised to shoot at 650 feet per second with alloy pellets but this is often inaccurate, Expect about 500FPS with lead.
1198028
Nope, doesn't hurt. I'd say only 350+ FPS at close range could make you bleed.
720581
That spec sounds about right as that's the purpose of its regulator - to reduce that original pressure to a more manageable one, since, a full 3000 PSI would blow out the internals of your gun/marker. In reality, 800-900 PSI is the operating pressure of most "high pressure" guns while that range is reduced even further (around 100-200 PSI) through the use of additional in-line regulators and high volume internals on their low-pressure counterparts. So, essentially, you should be good with this one. Also, since it's rated for 4500 PSI, you'll average even more shots per fill (due to increased energy density). Hope that helps. That spec sounds about right as that's the purpose of its regulator - to reduce that original pressure to a more manageable one, since, a full 3000 PSI would blow out the internals of your gun/marker. In reality, 800-900 PSI is the operating pressure of most "high pressure" guns while that range is reduced even further (around 100-200 PSI) through the use of additional in-line regulators and high volume internals on their low-pressure counterparts. So, essentially, you should be good with this one. Also, since it's rated for 4500 PSI, you'll average even more shots per fill (due... » Read More That spec sounds about right as that's the purpose of its regulator - to reduce that original pressure to a more manageable one, since, a full 3000 PSI would blow out the internals of your gun/marker. In reality, 800-900 PSI is the operating pressure of most "high pressure" guns while that range is reduced even further (around 100-200 PSI) through the use of additional in-line regulators and high volume internals on their low-pressure counterparts. So, essentially, you should be good with this one. Also, since it's rated for 4500 PSI, you'll average even more shots per fill (due to increased energy density). Hope that helps. « Show Less
1393305
depends on the ammunition. Regular ammo is rated at 1000 FPS while the alloy ammo will travel at 1200 + FPS. I hope this helps you out
871570
Advertised at 495fps. I've measured it and got 420 or so with standard 8gr. Got 380fps with the heavy 16gr diabolos
940065
The fps is from 450-480. at a hundred yards with 30gm i can hit pretty accurately.
2125212
Basically cheap plastic as with most JG. Also keep in mind that advertised 500fps is probably measured with .12 gram bbs. The fps is most likely around 400 with.20 bbs.