Will the 2.5 handle Crossman Destroyer .177's?
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Crosman Destroyer is a brand of .177 pellets, and this gun is designed for the use of only .177 BBs....You COULD insert a custom steel rifled barrel, and muzzle load pellets that you would have to roll the skirt... AKA no, it's only a BB shooter...But i'd suggest getting the 6" as they are the same price and the bigger one gets better FPS, is more accurate & has a recessed barrel, the 2.5 has a obvious barrel.
290446
No, the Crosman Destroyer pellets will not fit in this gun as it is a BB gun.
290447
No it won't ! It handles the bbs fine but I tried the pellets u mentioned and they jammed! No damage but do not recommend trying!
154222
I use the Crossman Destroyer for varments, and the standard Crossman pellet for practice. i find them both to be extremely accurate.
272250
I use it on a .308 and have it on a picatinny rail system so I can remove it. After over 200 rounds, multiple removals, storage, transport, and various bumps it still holds true. It really depends which .50 bmg you put it on. If a Barret it should be fine. With others I don't know. As for adjustment it has a lot. Will it compensate for drop at 2000 m? Probably not. 1000m? Definitely.
1374177
I use them in my Nitro Venom Dusk and they have great penetration power and they are very accurate to 50 yards. I have not found an occasion to test them at a greater distance. If you have the need for a high velocity pellet I see no reason that they would not serve you well, at least in the 22 cal version. I can't speak to the 177 cal version as I have not used them. Hope this helps. good hunting.
1956699
I can't answer that question because I put a .101 transfer port, B-staley mod. & a disco hammer spring in. I have my gun tuned to shoot 16 gr. polymags at 610 fps & get at least 4 magazines before velocity starts dropping.
1436345
Yes it will work with both of them. I have used mine with an old daisy pump up and a .177 and .22 that shoot about 1200 FPS. I think it is heavy enough to even handle a .22 calibre rifle or pistol.
1491182
It should fit as you may want to measure the length and width to make sure, but I am not familiar with the crossman M4-177 dimensions. It seems like this is more of a overal universal M4 type stock fit versus other brands which are meant from smaller stocks.
1443770
Drago, if you are shooting the .177 rifle, it is 4.5mm. If you are shooting the .22, it is a 5.5mm. All of the Crossman pellet containers will have the size listed on the package on the lower right.
779530
I'm not sure if it's mentioned in the description or statistics of the weapon but it does take a considerable amount of strength to cock this weapon. The .177 cal. Is a lot easier. Look up this weapon on its website and that might help you better. I enjoy shooting mine. Good luck!
1664250
Yes it will. But, you may need to use rubber bands to hold it in place, as mine is a loose fit, and comes out under recoil of 5.56.
1275696
I actually have these in the .223/5.56for my ar) and the 7.62x39(for my ak). Recently I built a 7.62x39 platform ar. So your question made me curious and yes I was able to load 5rnds of 7.62x39 in to my 5rnd clip. Being said, mag has play in loader but rounds racked right on in. So I decided to try it on my 30's. Not so much, one or two rounds and then wouldn't do more. I guess the added pressure and not being a tight fit allows the rounds to off set. Hope this helps, Herman.
1106107
im taking mine to the range this weekend on a 5.56 nato 62 grain rifle. i'll post results after!
606463
No!!! Bonnie's advice neglects to point out that BBs will roll out the barrel if it is sloping down! Crossman recommends only the special pellets!
1248581
I do not own a Crossman .177 to compare to, but in general the .22 Nitro is quieter due to the lower fps and no spring to make noise from, as the pellet is not breaking the sound barrier. To break the sound barrier the pellet needs to travel about 1100 fps. The .22 version only travels at about 900 fps, but has more energy behind it. I own the .22 and I would not go back to the .177.
1377600
Well I am going to put it on my Mossberg so I will let you know what happens! My understanding is that it will handle the recoil just fine.
1737928
I could not tell you fore-sure, I'm not a Gunsmith. However, the caliber you stated is within the tolerance of the 5.56. Give the vendor a message and ask.
2129037
Should be no problem. I used 5.56 from my AR 15. The steel target holds up well but the decal Zombies get chewed up pretty fast.