will this work with a 1200fps pellet gun?
913343
I have been shooting mine with a 1100 fps pellet gun. It makes a noise and swings some, but doesn't make it swing up all the way requiring a shot to reset.
913344
By work, if you mean can you hit the targets without damaging them and use them over and over, the answer is yes. It is designed for 40 grain .22 rimfire shells though and pellets are much lighter. Therefore, the pellets will not flip the targets up like they would with .22 bullets. They will move and swing for a bit though, letting you know you hit them. They would be good to shoot, just not as fully functional as a .22.
913345
Many times even with a 22lr it does not work correctly. does make a dong when hit though and swings some.
913346
You will hear the "ting" but I wouldn't imagine it would flip it all the way up necessitating a reset. I shoot a approximately 800 fps .22 airgun (RWS 34) and it does not flip the target up. It's fine for me though, because I can't still tell when I hit the target.
913347
Will not hurt it but not sure at what distance it will make it flip correctly
913348
Yes it holds up to a 22 stinger round I sure a 1200fps pellet gun. Would work great with it
2036755
I hope your using a 1000+ FPS break-barrel pellet rifle... If your still struggling to place accurate shots maybe its time to upgrade... I think you'd appreciate a Remington 870 Express 12 Gauge. My 2 cents :)
307332
I bought this for a .22 benjamin np xl 1100 that shoots a 14.3 grain pellet about 1100 feet per second and one of the targets fell off. The targets are barely tacked on. My brother does a lot of hunting and he said lower velocity rounds might be ok if you weld the targets on better. No guarantees though. Hope that helps.
1595594
No it is not designed for pellets. Pellets will damage the barrel rifling. Dan Wesson just came out with a almost identical pistol that shoots pellets. That is what you want.
1055715
I would estimate around 1000fps. It's not the 1200fps it advertises. I have not tried the expensive ammo BPS though. The scope is awful and trigger pull is terrible as well. The gun has operated flawless through around 600 rounds. I recommend getting a better scope and expensive ammo if you want this to be a pigeon/squirel killing machine. Once you get use to the trigger, it's not that bad.Clean the barrel also. It helps alot with the accuracy when siting in your new scope. -Chris
459772
The pistol is intended for standard .177 cal metal BBs. If you use plastic BBs they must be the same caliber. The fps will increase but the accuracy and penetration charactersitics will degrade due to the less weight of plastic.
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.
1627116
This gun fires.177 caliber pellets at speeds up to 1200 feet-per-second. .22 calibar Pellets will not fit in this gun.
1978469
Everything would "work" on this, with 300fps you hear the ping and see a slight movement of the target. Its a neat little target for any airsoft gun. But dont expect the targets to go spinning around in circles with an airsoft gun. I have one that shoots 650fps and even that doesnt get them to spin
437040
Under 400fps with 3 pumps. Each gun is a little different and pellet weight matters.
1489182
That will depend entirely on the weight of the pellet. The gun is rated at 1650 fps with lightweight PBA ammo. I would not recommend using that as it can damage the gun internally. I would go for something 10 grains or heavier, that should bring the velocity down into a more acceptable and more accurate range.ThanksPyramyd Air Team
1408085
I don't know about 910 fps, it worked fine with my gun at 350 fps but you might need a bigger more powerful tank
1652700
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.
1978471
You could but that won't get the targets to move. They are made from 1/4in steel. A .22 will get them to spin all the way around and a 1100fps pellet gun wil only make a sound and get about 3in of movement.
2149302
As far as I know, Yes. It works with my 110fp tactical, have only gotten out to 700 so far though.
1570793
Yes. I used it on a heavy recoil pellet pistol and it worked fine. Had to tighten the screws with locktite, but I think others have used it on paintball guns with success.
1322545
From experience I certainly would not recommend anything above 1,000 fps and it probably needs to be much less. My 1200 fps destroyed the welding on it in a very few shots from 10 meter distance. My own educated guess is that it might stand up to 500 fps at 10 meters. This is the velocity of many competition air rifles. The weakness of this trap seems to be in the welds which hold the various seams together.