is it a pellet gun or a 22 riffle?
250821
It's a .22 pellet rifle. Accurate with scope already zero'd in. About 70% quieter than conventional pellet rifle tha do not have the noise dampened at the muzzle. Hope this proves useful.
1598024
No, it is a single pump pellet rifle. You pump the rifle once each time you fire the gun
295492
this is a spring type air rifle. and with some minor adjustments this can actually be pretty powerful 22 caliber spring air rifle. I replaced my spring and the seal and I shoot typically over 7740 psi with 22 caliber 14.4 grain pellets.
1280147
The NATO 556 has a .224 bullet diameter, so the .22 would be the closest fit.
1948829
It will work just fine for a pellet gun, but it's probably overkill. I would recommend something less expensive.
644949
Single shot and that is what I like about it. It slows down the action and makes your can of pellets last longer. I also have a SMG-22 fully automatic, belt fed pellet gun that shoots 13 rounds a second. It will empty a 100 round belt in 8 seconds. I have 2 belts for it. It is a hoot but you know, you and a buddy go through a whole can of pellets in less than 2 minutes. With this single shot pistol a can of pellets lasts hours.
968753
pellets and bb's dont hurt it, a couple of paint schips. otherwise no damage. dont know how it would hold up to 22cal's though
41855
Tasco makes two versions of this Red Dot scope. One is for Weaver/Picatinny rails the other for 3/8 dovetail. The Tasco numbers are "BKRD30" for the Weaver/Picatiiny and "BKRD3022" for the 3/8 dovetail. I presume the suffix number "...22" refers to .22 rimfire which are usually 3/8 dovetail as are many airguns. Although the product description is incomplete Amazon sells both. It appears to me that this listing is for the Weaver/Picatiiny set up. The other listing is found as : "Tasco 22 rimfire 1 X 30 5 MOA red dot rifelscope" which looks very similar, but this one omits the "22 rimfire" from the description. Make sure you get the one you want. If you are not sure of the difference between rails google it. Brownells as well as other sources like PyramidAir describe them well. It is also possible to get a 3/8-dovetail-to-Picatinny adapter here at Amazon to put a Picatinny rail on your 3/8 dovetail gun. The vendor and the manufacturer should upgrade the descriptions re: rail system as a bunch of the negative comments are from buyers who claim the scope won't fit. Hope this helps, Peter
1022940
Yes, it really is .22 caliber. I haven't put it on a chrono so I can't say what the velocity is for sure, but I would guess it's over 1k because it's definitely more powerful than the .22 Trailmaster that I also have, which is advertised to drive led pellets at around 900 fps.
2224014
Should kill a racoon if that's your only purpose for buying I would get a 22 caliber pellet gun with that said this gun is very powerful sighted right in shoots good with one type pellet and not so good with other ones that come with it
972194
I would say that 100yds is the maximum effective range of the gun. The pellets are much lighter than a .22 rimfire bullet therefore don't carry as much enegry and are more susceptible to cross winds. There are many pellet options available. Finding the right size and weight pellet may allow it to be effective at 100yds.
1728377
this is a pellet gun. you have to use cupped lead pellets like this Crosman Destroyer Pellets, .177 caliber, 4.5mm, 250ct
1904079
Both .177 abd the .22 cal PELLET pistol and rifles are single shot. If they also shoot BB's, which are .177, then you can load multiple BB's , but not multiple pellets. They would jamb unless you had a clip and a feed chamber like regular rifles and ACP pistols.
214173
Much less than a .22 rifle when you use standard pellets but more than the bb or pellet gun you had when you were a kid. The lightweight ammo is almost as loud as a .22.
202073
The P22 has a bullet drop compensating reticle for the 22 round. The other just has a crosshair.
2019562
.22 larger, so slower. But packs more punch. Would you rather be hit by a very fast pebble, or a fast rock?
2115484
The target itself looks about a 1/4 inch steel plate and will spin around (if shot with a big round 45acp or 357sig) and the larger heavier portion will always end up at the bottom, a 22lr barely moves it- try to avoid blasting it with 7.62x39 it will destroy the target and posts all together-