will a .22 cal air gun at 1,000 fps move this?
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I can speak from experience. I've shot this with several different pellets and you will not get the target to flip over with a .22 1000fps pellet. It will move though and the paint/stickers get all kinds of destroyed. I did find if I place it on a smooth surface like plywood I could "walk" the target by shooting the lower paddles. While not as reactive, it was kind of fun to walk it by carefully aiming at different parts of the target.
1084993
This hits hard. 50-60 yards consistent. Depending on ammo you can get about 1300 fps with the high velocity pellets. I shoot the heavier lead that runs about 900-950 subsonic but it is way more accurate and packs a punch. Most 22lr rounds are 1250fps but would carry lead further out. It will shoot the 100yds no problem but accuracy just will not be there. I have a ruger .177 that doesn't shoot as fast as this one and they are both way more than the daisy 10 pumps of old
1229335
It should work OK if you mount a rail on it. I wouldn't go any more powerfull than a 22 because it will fall apart
702382
It handles hits at about 1150fps from my .177 Hatsan 125 at 20 yards just fine. The orange stickers of course start to disintegrate from the first use, but I just spray some white paint on the paddles when needed to keep the visibilty up.
1992405
I suggest using 0.20g bbs. They give you the highest fps while also giving the best accuracy.
1867773
YES...Also it's the biggest P.O.S., that I've ever seen, the pellet only moves at 400 fps, which is hardly worth shooting. If you're SERIOUS about shooting you want something like the Umarex 2252268 Browning 800XPS, It only costs $139.00's & it's TWICE AS FAST, it too has a Rifled Barrel, today MOST Air-Rifles & Pistols have rifled barrels. Hope this helps
2268512
if I were you i would continue looking. this is perfect for an air rifle because of the forward recoil. however on a .223 the recoil is back. air rifle jumps forward. it is just my opinion.
1182921
My 1200fps rifle slaps these through some metals and yes to take down even several small game....birds nearly explode unless they are a turkey. The truth behind the bullet is the gun though. I've used dozens of different pellets in pistols and rifles for over 20 years and must say a rifle that pushes a pellet at 1200fps will do just as a black powder .22 rifle on a standard load. A 40g .22 pistol round is standard at 900fps...hunting rounds at 1250fps ... so the air rifle technology makes shooting the .22 pellets cheaper and gives me more range time with the kids.
407652
The gun can go about 300FPS and you can adjust it higher or slower but we recommend to set it to whatever your field limit would be. As far as adjusting the marker on the front left side of the marker there is a set screw that you can turn in or out and that will raise or lower the FPS.
2008931
lol I have this on a .308 keltec rfb which kicks way harder than the air rifle. it will be fine. very good scope btw.
1141822
it is approx 250 FPS with .12g bbs. And yes we would consider this a higher quality more accurate airsoft rifle.
793029
If memory serves me correctly it's 350 FPS. This is a break barrel, pellet pistol that after shooting a hundred or so rounds through it I have come to the conclusion that it's not worth the $44.00 or so they are asking for. It looks nice, functions like it should with the exception of accuracy. I would only buy this if plinking cans 15-25 feet away. I'm a military "marksman" USAF cop and I can only hit my target out to about 25-30 feet. Look for something with a name brand and positive feedback. Hope this helped. Good Luck!
2254563
I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but that's just a guess. I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but... » Read More I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but that's just a guess. « Show Less
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Also the first 6 shots are so will sound like a real 22,(dieseling) so dont shoot in town till its clean. I dont shoot any of my other pellet guns now.You may say 850-900, but thats 22 cal 14.3 not a little 177, if you put a 10 or so 177 in an airhawk it will probably drop to 750-800 with a lot less energy. Once you fire the ruger air magnum its the go to gun and get 22 cal not 177. Yes get the 22 cal, youll be glad you did.
1444617
I don't see why not. I know the fps is faster but you should be ok with it. You will need to make sure you stake it will with the rods they give go, otherwise all systems go. Have gun with it... I have fun with mine.
1801142
Yep, target box is designed for .22 caliber bullets which go along at about 2200 fps. Just make sure that you hit the box! or at least have a good backstop for it.
64253
hmmm no you would do better to get the [ http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Benjamin_HB22/233 or http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Benjamin_Marauder_PCP_Air_Pistol/2367 ] or the [ New Air Pellet Rifle Gun B3 5.5mm 22 Caliber Real Wood The answer is yes, if your willing to get within 5-10 feet of a skunk. Its not worth it. you want another couple hundred FPS on a .22 pellet. I am sure this gun isn't rated at more the 10 -12 FPE which you can convert to joules if you know what your doing.