load flat side of pellet toward target?
1947239
That is correct, the flat side of the pellets should be loaded towards the target if you are shooting with flat (wad cutter) pellets. Another way to remember is that the hollow cone is always loaded toward the back of the gun regardless of what type of pellet you are shooting with.
1947240
The pellets are loaded with the flat points towards the side of the magazine with the gear on it. This will orient them with the flat point towards the target. The open skirt on the pellet helps seal the pellet to the rifling in the barrel when the pistol is fired.
1423924
You can if you wanted to. but for some reason when I used it I had all the weight on the right hand side of the gun. plus it's not a gun that keeps firing on its own you have to pump it in order to fire it
1761254
Targets like these were never intended for just setting on the ground. I shoot in my backyard and a friend made me a simple stand/table which I attached wheels to so I can roll it in and out of the garage comfortably. I also purchased a B.U.P. backstop I mounted on shepherd's hooks. Works like a charm.
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If it will fit over the barrel you will have plenty of clearance for the pellet to pass through. Just make sure you get it on straight or it will run into the sides of the brake. straight is the trick to success on these. Hope this helps.
992937
I don't have mine near me at the moment, but you can set it up to slide to the left side of the rifle. I would protect it and fire a mag and see if it clears it, if that's the side you want it on. It's not going to like getting hit by spent rounds.
597475
There's a rubber retainer on one end that keeps the pellets from falling out. I just push the slide until the pellet sticks out halfway, then I load it in the gun while while pushing the slide, using the next pellet too push
589332
easy. Effort to pull the barrel down to open it is moderate.easy access to the breech (rear of the barrel) to put the pellet in.
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Maybe at very short distance. I think you would need the power of a pellet for distances over 5 feet
776798
pull up one side of the scope then then just push on the side that is off, hope this helped
768994
Yes. But depending on what you are shooting it may be better to use stronger ammo such as the pellet.
1984884
No, unless u want to. The bottom target is about 6 inches off the ground when its placed in the ground. We had it placed at 50 yards next to a regular silloute and it was a nice change of target.
647215
The pellets I use are crossmans premier hollow point. I can put all inside a quater size circle at 20 yards many in same hole.
1652701
Honestly I wouldn't try it with a pellet gun. The target can't hold up to bb's. This target is cheaply made and not worth the money.
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I would not recommend shooting it with pellets. A low power bb gun might work but the target is really intended for airsoft bb's.
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instructions say flat side first, but i've installed them both ways with no problems. you must change them out after 1000 - 1500 shots, or they may break apart and jam your pistol.
776799
You can't the scope is where you load the pellets. It is not an operating scope.
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Hey Thomas, Great question! I found Crosman Premier Hollow Points worked best and they expanded well delivering more downrange energy. Try to picture a 1lb arrow hitting something, because of over penetration it will not transfer it's energy well. Now have the same arrow flatten out to the size of a quarter on impact! Bam! .... Energy x Mass! ....the Crosman website has some nice info on types of pellets....hope this helps you, happy hunting!!