What if you shot a target that's like foam will it get stuck
268394
Depends on what kind of target you have. We had a foam target and they went right through.
268395
I shoot a 2x2x2 foot square foam block all the time with these bolts and I have never had any stick where I couldn't get them out. But most go aalmost all the way in.
268396
I have a foam deer that normally shoot the bow at. First shot from the crossbow went so far in I could not get it back. This little thing has some power to it. Recently upgraded it with a auto loading mechanism via 3d printer. Good little crossbow for the money.
268397
Not real sure what you mean by will it get stuck? If you mean will it stick? YES. These are aluminum blots with steal needle sharp tips. If you mean can you pull it out of foam? Of course. However I did shoot one into a block of foam ,it went through, but the quills came off. Be careful these are not toys, under the proper conditions they could be deadly. They are worth the money. I have shot them in my crossbow as well.Good luck
986780
Yes If you shoot at something solid such as metal or flat rock but not as bad as bad as an all metal pellet, however if the metal is thin enough it will stick in the metal and according to the FBS penetrate the surface.
1671451
No. It works by creating spin, like a curve ball. You wouldn't want to do that to a first strike round. You're better off with a rifled barrel.
373779
I doubt it. The targets are made of fairly heavy steel. They would not move when hit by a BB
2027338
There should be a black circle on the side of the gun, use a thin object to push it out completely and the top should come right off
239776
The instructions advise you to keep the foam pieces you remove. You can put the pieces back in with a "Hot Glue Gun" that uses low heat. I use the glue gun to set the foam in place once I was done with my setup. I also used the glue gun to glue the center plucked foam to the case walls.
198482
Probably not. I shot a Co2 pistol at it. It was loaded with metal BB's.The BB's went right through the net and bounced off the wall behind it. It's only good for guns that shoot plastic BB's.
2108645
The targets will go down very easily. So yea water guns would work great with this. The whole thing is made of plastic so water won't ruin it. It might mess up the stickers after awhile but that doesn't even matter.
2252004
I'd say no. Although I'm not an owner nor user of paintball guns, I assume that once the projectile hits the targets, the paint will get everywhere. In my case of spring powered airsoft guns, sometimes the bullets bounce back at your general direction. Imagine if that was the case with a paintball.
157908
Yea, I have had this problem, but it's not bad for me. The gun still works fine and the stalk is still on the gun. So it's not a big problem. Just put some super glue on it and put tape around the stalk and that will solve your problem.
890422
Yes. The gun is quite powerful, and provided you are close enough and using the right darts, they should stick.
2129091
You need the gun. This is a high-yield can onto which the gun screws. You also need the cleaner solution to run thru the gun after dispensing the foam.
364260
You Cant use too thick of foam or the top won't close. If your gun is too close to the lock the safe lock won't work.
986779
Honest answer is I don't know. I shoot into an outdoor pellet catcher that is backed by one of those horse stall 4 x 6 ft rubber mats you get at Tractor Supply. These pellets stick in like a dart for a small % of shots. They only penetrate to the metal body. None of the body gets into the mat. I could pull some out and ALMOST reuse them.Best idea is to create a situation where ricochet is reduced or eliminated for EVERY shot. (these are fun, though!)
2058705
It can be removed. You will get some foam and the can may not be reusable at a later date. Make sure you understand the use of the cleaner and how to clean the gun. I have several guns to use for different foams so that I can leave the cans on until fully used for up to a three week period before cleaning.
350093
I mounted to a hard SUP. Most of these type of glue items want a slightly roughed up hard surface. If the foam is smooth it might work, although if it was pulled with force the foam might rip. You would have to judge that on your SUP. If it is a bumpy surface it would probably not work.
196549
There are two layers of foam. I think you should be able to do it, though it might get a little tight - especially if you're planning on leaving a bunch of mags in there...