does it shoot hard and straight with .20's I need a truthfull answer plz!!!
1459791
Sorry, but I can't tell which gun this is referring to. Let me know and I will answer
1459792
I have tried it and it still does a great amount of accuracy. And, yes, if you adjust the hop right then it will be fine.
432656
You don't want to use .2s with this gun. Ever. I use .25s and I would say my speed is around 400-420. It shoots hard. If you try to use .2s your accuracy will be crap, because the pellet is too light for the given force and it will fly way off target.
577989
My husband as well as my girls ages 23 & 10 use them, my husband is a very accurate sharp shooter (can sit on the couch and kill small spiders high in the vaulted ceilings with a pellet gun) and has not complained about the Nerf accuracy.
526229
Yes, I would not buy this gun if I were you unless you are a little kid. You have to cock every shot by pulling back the foregrip and it breaks easily
2027602
Bought one for my 15 year old son. Based on his experience I'd predict you should be able to cock it but you may not enjoy it after a few practice shots in a row. The good news is that Barnett sells a reasonably priced hand cranking mechanism that mounts right on the back and makes it a breeze to cock.
139156
Yes, it's fun to shoot. Good for about 25-30 feet. You'll empty the mag before you know it.
176049
I bought mine a year or so ago and I swear it shoots better freehand / loose than rigidly benched or with a death grip. Try a looser hold.?. I shot a 1" group just sitting down without a bench or rest at 30 yards yesterday. And for more info than you'd wanted, lol... I'd considered buying a pcp (and may still for curiosity's sake) but I kinda dig having to work to be a better shot, than just buying a gun that shoots better... If that makes sense. This gun (at least mine is... You might've gotten a lemon) is accurate enough to be fun to shoot, but finicky enough to be challenging. I bought mine a year or so ago and I swear it shoots better freehand / loose than rigidly benched or with a death grip. Try a looser hold.?. I shot a 1" group just sitting down without a bench or rest at 30 yards yesterday. And for more info than you'd wanted, lol... I'd considered buying a pcp (and may still for curiosity's sake) but I kinda dig having to work to be a better shot, than just buying a gun that shoots better... If that makes sense. This gun (at least mine is... You might've gotten a lemon) is accurate enough to be fun to shoot, but finicky enough to be... » Read More I bought mine a year or so ago and I swear it shoots better freehand / loose than rigidly benched or with a death grip. Try a looser hold.?. I shot a 1" group just sitting down without a bench or rest at 30 yards yesterday. And for more info than you'd wanted, lol... I'd considered buying a pcp (and may still for curiosity's sake) but I kinda dig having to work to be a better shot, than just buying a gun that shoots better... If that makes sense. This gun (at least mine is... You might've gotten a lemon) is accurate enough to be fun to shoot, but finicky enough to be challenging. « Show Less
1902822
I have a PSE stinger which produces a little over 300 fps and it does fine for me. I realize that isn't super fast but even breaching 300 fps the arrows only get about 8" into the target. The middle got a little soft after shooting some broad heads through it before last hunting season. It still stops arrows in the dead center though. They just stick out the back a little. I don't recommend this target for broad heads at all. Mine took about 500 field tips with absolutely no signs of wear before I shot it with broad heads. I'd actually get one of the bigger models like the 20" or 22". This one is a little small for shooting at the corner dots from longer distances.
1922136
I would recommend if you just want a bow to shoot at target. Not difficult to draw back and aim. I purchased for my 10yr old last year. It's really a beginners bow, not for hunting.
335008
Definitely. It packs a strong punch and shoots much farther than expected, but the wind can catch the shots. Lots of power. Minimal accuracy. Works best in the 20-40 ft range. If you miss, the shot is going into the next yard.
1971079
Unless your skins like a newborns butt, no it wont hurt it. I've shot my own hand at 12" several times and also some friends at 12" to 18". I love the gizmo and it does just as advetised.. And, NO its not hard to aim.. I shoot from the hip "so to speak" at 12" to 24" and it gets em nearly every time..Five stars from me..
432398
Yes... you will love it. It also will stretch a lot... so you will have to adjust it. I left mine cocked for 24 hrs so it would stretch out and then I readjusted it. It shoots better than any I have used.
213810
It won't spin but I shoot it with my .22. You still get the instant feedback of a hit with the sound. A 9mm and up will spin it, but never use any rifle other than a .22 because it will destroy it.
831860
Yes it is there is a switch on the left side of the gun that moves back and forth, forwards is normal and backwards is hop up. By the way I do not recommend .20g bbs I recommend the matrix brand .30 gram bbs it shoots almost perfectly straight with them ... I also recommend a scope for this gun.
103191
No, its single action, so you do have to cock it for every shot, and first it might be a little challenging, but you get used to it pretty fast, I have no problem w/ it
977744
.20s have the best accuracy and don't jam. .12s will ruin the gun and .25s jam.
1859823
Absolutely!! I'm getting 1.0" groups at 35 yrds free handed. Through the chronograph, I averaged 743.7 fps with a spread of 24 fps, which equates to 17-18 FPE. That was with 10 shots. Great pellet!!