has anyone used these for Paintball Guns ? are they good ?
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The red and black Duracell Procell are, in my opinion, are sub-standard. I have used them in smoke alarms, electronic testers, and various other devices over the past few years. With out exception the seeped chemicals from the terminals and corroded the device they were in, often to the point of needing to be replaced. If you use them for short periods or remove them from the device each time you use them they may be alright. They are cheaper but in my circumstances it cost me much more in the replacing damaged equipment.
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Yes. I have a set on a Dreadnaught Industries (DPMS/Knight/LaRue/JP pattern 308 AR) "heavy metal" competition gun, and they hold up well.
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So it looks like these are considered 40 by most. has any one used them on a .50 blow gun?
160773
Personally I have only used Daisy co2 cartridges. And I have found that the cartridges are good. i haven't had the gun too long but feel they are satisfactory.
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I used them for airsoft. Although the stitching may come undone fairly quickly, they worked pretty well.
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These are intended for training of misfires, misloads and the like. They are simply replicas of the 45ACP. They will work fine for a while, but since they are aluminum they will wear after repeated use.
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They are fine for about a dozen uses before they get dirty And then when they are being cleaned, that's when they get scratched reguaress of how carful they are cleaned. They are very sensitive plastic. They are very minor scratches. But when you are shooting long ranges with a rifle, the scratches are very noticeable.
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Absolutely this is a very good use of them. I keep a range magazine that is only used for malfunction drills that is marked and mixed with these and live rounds. It's also useful to see if you are pulling the gun anticipating recoil as it wont cycle like a normal round.
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I used them in a Ruger Yukon and found they flew very true and consistent. The penetration was impressive for an air gun I thought. One other thing, they all fit into the breach with the same amount of pressure which was light. You won't have to throw any away because they are flawed, as I did with some other brands. I am still experimenting with different pellets, and would get more of these.
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I bought a case of these awhile back for some speedball and woods ball. They were very nice balls but not amazing high quality. My gun shoots around 20bps and I think I had maybe 2 breaks in the case.
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I haven't had problems with these..but..they're mostly used for pistol caliber and light rifle rounds. This isn't very big and I would probably use a rifle 'gong' instead of one of these. They don't have long enough legs to mount them very deep...which means a heavy bullet weight and high speed might knock it out of the ground. When I shoot magnums (.357 or .44) or my .50 AE I have to go re-seat it every so often. I don't think any company can promise no flyers when shooting a target. Jay
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I would imagine it would be fine to use with a paintball gun. It is sturdily built, and I think could withstand the impact of a paintball. I shoot at this target with pellet guns, and have never tried with a paintball gun. I cannot 100% guarantee that it will work, but as an owner of this particular target, it is in my opinion only that it would work fine. Happy shooting!
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Hmmm, I've got them on a 5.56 ar15They seem pretty tough, I'd use them on an ar10.
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I can not say 100% yes, but they should work just fine. I have never encountered a problem using these in any firearms.
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I have no experience with that but I will bet that this is exactly what these things are for. I use them to sleep better and i know people use the for gun firing ranges so thats your answer right there!
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These shells are great for spring loaded UHC guns but for any gas/CO2 powered guns I'd definitely advise against these. Most brands will have their own shells so look for those-- usually under recommended purchases. They should be metal though, for CO2. Or at least tougher plastic than these. These are made for spring loaded air guns
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Hi, I just got them for target practice. The points are good and will kill, no bleed out with these points. Shafts are 97% straight. These come from China. I was curious probably won't do it again.