how far will the duck go if its not hit by the laser?
1158641
When we were using it outside it seemed like it almost got stuck on our neighbor's roof. But it wouldn't go much higher than that.
1158642
It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds and he kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them. You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away. Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow the instructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help and have a great day!
1158643
It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds andhe kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them.You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away.Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow theinstructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help and have a great day! It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds andhe kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them.You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away.Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow theinstructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help... » Read More It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds andhe kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them.You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away.Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow theinstructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help and have a great day! « Show Less
111533
In most home defense situations engagement happens in less than 20' and a laser will not be too effective. Save your money for quality home defense ammo!
499254
20'. This is a great starter gun for kids. It's not pro level but super cool. You could shoot yourself in the foot but absolutely where eye protection.
1290707
Depends on how small. The range isn't super far, maybe, 15 or 20 feet for an adult human, so I'm guessing less for a small animal. A few feet at most.
65681
The laser taggers are advertised to reach as far as 300 feet in the outdoor setting. We have not tested them at that range but we have shot each other from approx. 200 feet away and they work fine from that distance.
862706
I would assume it would work but not well... The laser operates by spinning, and it projects a beam across the work. It would pit a beam across the first few inches, but I don't think you would be able to see the laser line beyond that
904535
We gave this as a gift. I do not know how far it will go. My son-in-law's dog distroyed the copter before he could get much play time with it.
935625
I guess if you beat it over the head with the airgun you might. I don't think it is powerful enough to kill anything larger than a rabbit (maybe) or a squirell. I guess you could shoot its eye out and then run over it.
1084991
I suppose the round will travel 100 yards. But you'd have to aim high due to the drop of the round over that distance. Also because the round is so small it is subject to drift easily with wind. The farthest I've been able to hit and kill a bird was about 80 yards.
7687
I can hit trees with the laser at about 1/4 mile away (might go further). You have to kind of track the laser starting from close up and walk it to that distance other wise it is hard to pick up.
1725332
I personally have not shot it yet! But I have seen it shoot up to about 120 ft fairly accurately. But there was wind involved and such. It's hard to say. Mines been modified with a longer barrel so mine may vary.
1397973
I guess that would all depend on the mounting location of the laser and the size of the gun. No doubt it would get in the way of some.
2141483
No you would have to lean on the gun with enough pressure to activate the laser.
461998
I have used mine up to 150 ft with no problem, I would highly recommend that you get the laser detector to go with it though. It gets hard to see the laser the farther you get but with the laser detector it is easy!
364189
Sure, like any other laser you don't look into it. You would have to look directly into the laser beam to do any damage to the eye.
389020
No. And the laser is not calibrated close enough to use out past about 50 feet.
564097
The stray would have to step directly on it to make it go off. I'm sure it would scare it away if it did.