Can you shoot these 11.57 grain pellets in any .177 air gun?
938489
Yes u can they work in any gun but before u try a new pellet any pellet always make shore it isn't to hard to put the pellet in
938490
Yes! I shoot them in a rifle and have shot them in my pistol and a friend's rifle.
938491
I shoot them out of my Gamo Silent Cat which is rated at 1000 fps for lead pellets. I only get 625 fps out of that gun with these 11.6 grain ones but they do a lot of damage to what they hit. But I would not use them in a low powered rifle. I switched to 10.3 grain H&N; Barracuda hollow points for more tissue damage but the Silver Arrow does a good job.
91708
I don't have personal experience with that particular pistol, but the Amazon listing shows that it's a .177 caliber so the Crosman ammo should work. That said, I would probably buy smaller tins of various brands (Crosman, Gamo, etc.) to start with and experiment to see if one works better than another. I'm mainly shooting Crosman wadcutter pellets in Crosman and Daisy products, and they serve me well. I only dream about owning a high-end air pistol like the German-made Beretta model.
920822
What caliber are you shooting? Don't know the FPS of my pellets, but I shoot a .177 Benjamin Marauder PCP Air rifle (stock, not enhanced) at my littls spinner target. It's about 25 yds away and I'm shooting JSB Diabolo EXACT .177 Caliber Air Gun Pellets - 8.44 gr pellets. These pellts spin and reset the target just fine. Now, I also have the larger spinning target, .made for 22 cal. These .177 pellets won't spin those bigger paddles. And my .22 and .25 Marauders spin the large target paddle and spin the small target paddles like crazy, but I don't know how long the little spinning paddles would last with the bigger pellets striking them - so I only shoot my .177 at the smaller spinner. But like I said, my .177 can spin the small paddles all day long. Hope this helps. Bobby
339858
I used Gamo Hunter pellets (cal-0.177). These are the leaded ones. Others may be ok also.
752296
I find they are too heavy for air pistols, you get less fps. I use lighter pellets to shoot targets at 20 feet with my Beretta 92FS
384740
Yes they can. I have one mounted to a UTG quad rail. I have mine dead on at 100 yds and have fired several hundred 62gr rounds and still on target. If you just need to get on paper use a bore site laser. That will get you on paper so you can fine tune the scope. When setting your scope use a bench and sand bags to keep the rifle still. Fire 3 rounds at center of the target. Check where they hit and make adjustments to the scope and fire 3 more rounds until you have it set where you want it.
1005338
Yes. There is an arbor that will do 30 caliber bores. My kit included a .177 arbor as well for pellet/bb's. If you want to sight in your muzzle-loader or slug gun you will need to pick up the arbor that handles shotguns and black-powder rifles. Also important is that this will work best on low to medium height scope mounts. The taller the mount, the further up the grid will appear and will make it only useful for centering your windage adjustment. Best of luck...
945339
Probably if you hit them with a head shot with one of the "Destroyer"pelletsade by Crossman. Check with the city though. Air rifles are illegal to shoot in the city limits in most places. My city won't allow it.
465827
if by a clip you are referring to a strip that has holes to be loaded individually and then fed through the weapon by some mechanism powered by the re-cocking action of said pistol, then yes, these will work as well as any other .177 cal pellet.
2250356
NOT airsoft pellets. It uses .177 caliber pellets which are readily available in many makes, brands, and weights! Alloy pellets do shoot 1200 fps, but are very inaccurate in my gun. Lead pellets in the 7 - 7.5 grain weight shoot 1000 + fps and usually are very accurate as are many heavier lead pellets!
1725976
I fired ten pellets across my chronograph and they averaged 264.6 fps with a high of 280.3 fps and a low of 245.4 fps with Peak .22 wadcutters, a chinese brand, that average 13.9 grs. I've got the same gun in .177 cal. It avgeraged 302.6 fps, high 339.7, low 268.4, also with Peaks that average 8.6 grs. The guns are Industry Brand S2-1's made by the Shanghi Air Gun Factory. They're fairly accurate. The pellets that come with them make a good paper weight only. I took'em out of the wood stock and without disassembly any further, soaked them in gasoline over night and poured the gas thru them to get that brown packing grease out of them, and let them dry. Then sqiurted a little lube oil in them and cleaned the barrel before I tested them. Don't put petrolem based oil in the compression chamber. Good shooting, later! (Rosemary is my wife)
2012034
I wouldnt do it. BB are hard and will eventualy cause early wear. Pellets are lead and soft.
1737975
Yes they can, but you still need to keep the minimum safe distance of 10 yards from the target while shooting them with bird shot. Any lead shot on steel targets follow the same guidelines as pistol bullets and shotgun slugs follow the safety guidelines of rifle bullets. Always check with the manufacturer to be sure of their specific recommendations for their targets.
22055
The pellets you are looking at have a sabot system on them. If the pellet complete with sabot are no bigger that .177 caliber and the length of the round is no longer than that of a regular pellet, I don't see why not. The Daisy 008 uses a revolving clip and if your pellets fit in flush in this clip, it should be theoretically good to go.Here is the link to this revolving clip: Daisy Clips for Powerline 008 Pistol, 3 pack
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.
1222661
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.
271622
No it doesn't come with any pellets, but you can use any 177s, and you can buy Crossman pellets (250) for $4.99 from Amazon.com which work great!