if i was using a 22 pistol would i hear the target ping?
1184317
Yes, I have used a .22 at 50 yards and and you can hear it ping. Fro .22 you might was to purchase the VisiChalk Ferris Wheel Target System, its fun to use, both kids and adults enjoy it, especially new shooters.
1184318
Yes you would. It wouldn't be a loud ping but it will make a noise. Now if you're shooting it with a rifle from 100 yards away, you probably will not.
1184319
I just tried it; at 25' made a slight splat. If you're wearing proper hearing protection, you would not hear it. This is also the wrong target for a .22; there's a substantial danger from disintegrating slugs. These same people make a .22 version of this target.
1184320
I think its a little too heavy for a .22. Just a little "thud" probably. I believe they make some specifically for a .22
1184321
I used this target with a 22 LR rifle at 30 yards with proper hearing protection, and I heard it ping. The yellow targets will also visibly wobble a little when hit, but sometimes the movement is so slight, it was easy for the shooter to not see the movement. It's not an ideal target for 22 LR, but will do in a pinch. A shorter pistol barrel would produce less energy, so your results would likely be worse. Our pistols with 9mm Luger and .40 S&W; had enough energy to reliably flip the targets up - it's ideal for those cartridges.
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.
1807256
I cannot hear the sound. however, you may want to check your municipality's sound ordinance. I you are not exceeding those decible levels, then you have little to worry about.. Guns are noisy, so what!os
783007
Yes. If not, the device will detect the shot but not the drver. You will have to add the select the driver during the review after uploading your round.
1742899
Don't know about the decibels but it is not very loud. I target shoot in the yard and no one notices. It is louder with a fresh CO2 cartridege but quiets down after a few shots.
2004043
I would say the sound is about half that of a 22 rifle, I don't think your neighbors would notice the sound unless they are extremely close
1399591
The further away the better (10ft max due to cable length). You will see both the device and the target easier. If you have a scope on your gun, turn it down to the least magnification. Do not shoot if you can not see your gun sights, your chrony and the target. They must line up. Take your time and good luck.
373781
Probably won't spin the target, but will make noise when you hit it. be careful of ricochet though!
1013875
I wouldnt be able to say for sure; I know firearms are a low muffle even firing at an indoor range. Sorry I cant help more!
969518
Levels of Loudness can be perceived differently but I would compare the sound at the decibels of a kids cap gun if that loud. Depending on what target is used, that sound can be louder than the firing of the gun.
1787356
I would say it is not terribly louder if at all than the whisper but because it is 30 rounds it could annoy some people. If you live in a house with a good size backyard you should be fine. I haven't had complaints and I live in an apartment. I will say it is definitely on the lower end with accuracy though...hope it helps.
1289277
It will still have the loud crack noise when you fire this pellet. I know it did when i fired the .177 cal pellets in my old air rifle rated at 1000fps. I imagine with the 22 cal. at 850fps it will do the same.
213811
As others have answered the .22 will make the target move, but not spin. Add to that this warning - if you hit the horizontal cross support that the targets "spin" on you may very well end up with the .22 bullet whizzing back by your head!
6752
It's not as loud as I expected. However, If you live in close proximity to neighbors, they may hear it discharge. The rifle is fairly heavy.
1971430
Baseing its noise level with a real gun, with a pellet fired it sounds like a 22 short
2216716
Yes, when you are "ranging" (holding down the range button) you get continuous readings of whatever the laser is bouncing off of, and you can move the range-finder around while you are doing that. The pin distance will come up as you wave back and forth across it. So you don't need to be very steady.
2004042
Well, there are a few variables to your question. I shoot mine in my yard with no complaints from the neighbors, but I have 10 acres of land. It is quieter than a .22 and doesn't give a loud crack but it is not exactly silent. If you know your neighbors pretty well, you might pay them a visit and explain you are going to be shooting a pellet rifle and they might hear a "popping noise" from time to time. If they know what it is they might not be upset.