how accurate is this gun and what is the fps
2013159
I would say it is pretty accurate up to 50 meters. Only if you have a lot of FPS to get it to go over that distance without the paintball dropping. I use it with a Cyclone installed in it. The FPS at the field I usually play is limited to 390FPS... But I had it set for values like 440 FPS and it works fine.
698436
750 FPS....I found the PBA pellets to be very irregular and inaccurate.....but the accuracy and the hitting power of the standard 750 FPS pellets is excellent!
473774
The accuracy is better than most lower priced guns. If you have good balls and your speed is adjusted you can consistently hit a coffee can at 40 feet. You get out there past 30 yards and your shots get pretty scattered.
908914
Yes it is accurate and my husband has killed many squirrels. It is loud when we used it for Kindle he first few weeks but then it started getting lower and lower, but this was stated in the manual. This is a very good rifle. I think it will fit your needs very nicely.
1393303
The rifle specs say 1000 fps. There is no reason to doubt that. We have another older pump-up Crosman that was rated at 750 fps. The Ruger Blackhawk is much more powerful yet doesn't have the powder rifle sound that a 1500 fps airgun would have.
272164
That depends on your gun all guns are different you may get 800 fps on your gun but a gun just like it make and model may shoot less or more all ammo no mater what size or what gun it fits will act the same In a different gun I have a 1400 fps and im right on the edge of 1400 fps with this round..
1887559
It is accurate with 3 pumps but I shoot all day pumping it 5 times for each shot. The manual states 8 is the maximum number of pumps. This is the first gun I pick up when I go plinking.
1841412
What is the FPS on the Showstopper. Thats your answer. I might add that if your looking for accuracy, don't buy a breakdown barrel like the Big Cat.
2213187
My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high risk when reloading and ammo supply. My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high... » Read More My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high risk when reloading and ammo supply. « Show Less
222514
Hello, Each gun will shoot a little different. It will also depend on what BB you are using. We tested our guns using a high grade BB and the gun is shooting at around 310 to 330 FPS. Please remember that each gun will shoot a little different.Thank you,True Edge Airsoft
1811453
You can find the advertised speed and subtract off about 100 fps which is typical for all air guns and rifles. Having owned many such guns through the years would guess about 600 to 700 fps or about 2.5 times the speed of the old model Daisy single pump air gun. You will find that all air guns tend to exaggerate their fps rate of velocity. It is plenty fast for the money.
1693192
240 fps. No more than 177 yds max but that's like saying a .22 is no more than a mile. I find that it's excellent for what it's made for. Definitely not a squirrel gun.
884757
It is 300 fps (the same as every other marker) you could also always adjust the velocity to make it shoot faster or slower. And in mph it is 190 with is really quick.
702383
It can handle any fps a small caliber can deliver. 22., 17hmr, etc. I haven't shot .223 bullets at it yet. I bought it for pellets, and it barely turns over.So this thing is made for bullets. Happy Shooting...
1359555
I shot it it was like 350 to 370 fps perfect in games because some other placesThe maximum FPs is 350 for the pistol
2220402
i only use mine on squirrel and grackles/crows.....i also like a clean kill and don't feel a light .22 cal pellet at under 1000fps gives a clean kill unless a headshot....the gun is capable of those headshots, so depends on the shooter, but still personally would recommend a different gun.
289766
Its around 360 fps. It has no shortage of power, trust me, as its main purpose is cqb, you really dont need any more than 350, but a little extra never hurt anyone, right? Except the guy youre shooting at anyway :P