Will my projectiles stick if I'm using a 500 fps sniper
1010611
Yes, but you will have to find the distance where it will not imbed in the soft material, and break the back plastic if it hits in the same place.
1010612
Probably, I've only used this pistol with it, ( UTG Sport Airsoft 1911 Pistol, Heavy Weight, Black ), the surface is fairly soft and sticky, but I have no way of testing it as I have no other weapons of this sort.
24860
My arrows came with the straight Blazer vanes (the short ones), nothing like the Quick Spins which I've used in the past but came back to Blazers. The quickspins have drag and reduce your fps. They were supposed to be more accurate, But I couldn't really notice any difference. You always get some spin, but these vanes are not what contributes to that.
2141401
If you are getting a true 1125 fps you must be using a pre-charged air rifle or the lighter, non-lead pellets. Regardless of what you're using I believe 1125 fps is too much for the trap. I would not use any non-lead pellets on the trap regardless of velocity. The trap should handle any springer, pneumatic or CO2 rifle firing standard lead pellets because very few of them will give you an honest 1000 fps.
2183513
I am shooting a crossbow that shoots 380 fps and it stops it. It is a Stryker 380.
1315305
You will have a hard time seeing hits at 500 unless you are using some of those Splatter targets. Also the higher quality tripod the more detail you will be able to see. At that distance if you touch the scope the image will move around too much to focus clearly.
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
1322542
I would think that probably 500 fps would be about max. For higher velocities I would recommend a pellet.trap suitable for 22 long rifle. Gammo does not offer such a product.
2080142
I bought for use for a crossbow that shoots 410 fps. It doesn't hold up at all for being rated for 400fps. I guess if your shooting in the low 300fps it is a waste of money for you I believe. But if your shooting up to 300fps I guess it will work good for you. It's not worth it's money when considering the standards they set. Do not shoot rage practice tips at it either, it's only made for field points. It also where's extremely quick!!
1508182
Depends on the fps your gun provides the higher the better, and how far away you are from the target. Also where you hit the target, I believe it can. Remember always use propper gun safety, and know what is beyond your target as well before you shoot.
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!
1393301
You would need someone with a chronograph to answer that for you. The weight of the pellets you are using would make a big difference in the FPS out of the barrel. Sorry I didn't have a good answer for you.
940065
The fps is from 450-480. at a hundred yards with 30gm i can hit pretty accurately.
938491
I shoot them out of my Gamo Silent Cat which is rated at 1000 fps for lead pellets. I only get 625 fps out of that gun with these 11.6 grain ones but they do a lot of damage to what they hit. But I would not use them in a low powered rifle. I switched to 10.3 grain H&N; Barracuda hollow points for more tissue damage but the Silver Arrow does a good job.
702382
It handles hits at about 1150fps from my .177 Hatsan 125 at 20 yards just fine. The orange stickers of course start to disintegrate from the first use, but I just spray some white paint on the paddles when needed to keep the visibilty up.
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.
2043626
I can speak from experience. I've shot this with several different pellets and you will not get the target to flip over with a .22 1000fps pellet. It will move though and the paint/stickers get all kinds of destroyed. I did find if I place it on a smooth surface like plywood I could "walk" the target by shooting the lower paddles. While not as reactive, it was kind of fun to walk it by carefully aiming at different parts of the target.
1372393
Yes. You have to pull back on the top of the gun for each shot. I think all of the basic splatmaster models require manually cocking for each shot.