Will they withstand the double recoil from a spring air piston break rifle (Ruger Air Hawk, 1000fps)?
1102632
Yes, I used them on a Swiss K31 7.5mm 2800fps. This rifle has major recoil.
1102633
It's working on my Crosman Phantom. I consider that to have a pretty significant amount of recoil. The single bored/screw rings don't cut it on that gun. This is a double bored/screw ring.
1102634
you have to try , or get something like vortex $100 a pair, that should work
2261878
yes they will help, however these rifles do have substantial recoil, if you shoot a lot at one session you still could be uncomfortable, imagine the peasant boy in ww2 shooting for days!!!
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
258031
Works good on my ar15 not sure about spring air that is a different type of recoil
1263307
Yes. They are too light and break the sound barrier. While this may appeal to some, it throughs accuracy out the window. You need to use heavier pellets, that will take care of the problem. Also it can take a couple hundred pellets down range for the rifle to break in. A good source of information can be found at the pyramyd air web site.
1573472
It held up to the recoil of my 308, 270wsm, and 243 win. I imagine, it shouldn't have any problem holding up to an air rifle. Beware, this thing is huge. It might look a little odd on your air gub
470103
Personally speaking, yes. They are very strong and accurate for strong rifles. But. I would not shoot anyone with them. They really really hurt and are metal. (Aluminum)
363884
Hmmm, I've got them on a 5.56 ar15They seem pretty tough, I'd use them on an ar10.
346936
the beeman rs2 has a spring.. and a nice one at that, it pushes a .177 in the 750-1000 fps range. nice gun.. i love mine!
1150166
Absolutely - they are designed to meet MIL-PRF-31013 ballistic protection, ie withstand an impact from a .17 caliber 5.1 grain projectile traveling 600 fps. BBs are about 5 grain but only travel 200-300 fps max, so no danger at all from ricochets. I use these at the range over my glasses for pistol shooting, and they are high quality protection.
572149
Absolutely. I use them in a Diana Model 27 break barrel. Very accurate and have good penetration.
1093233
I don't think I would depend on it on a break barrel. The reverse recoil is just brutal. Two affordable scopes I've found to hold up on break barrels are the centerpoint 3x9x32. It has mil dots and is around 60 bucks at walmart. The 40 mm centerpoint didn't hold up. Also all Bushnell scopes seem to hold up. But amazon has a great return policy so if u have time to send scopes back try the barska. I put a barska on a 300 win mag and that one still holds zero.
1458880
Sorry emce k, mine is on a 22 lr rim fire rifle w/very little to no recoil...but reading other comments on the review, the scope should be able to withstand large caliber rifle recoils.
531803
Should be fine, I shoot mine at about 55-60 and my buddy shot them with his bow around 65 and there were no issues. Been using them over a year.
1713889
You answered your own question! Should reduce felt recoil a bit but be aware that the cheap material they use as a buffer will mushroom and hang up on your spring after 3 boxes of ammo!!!!!
278072
Yes, depending on the hardness of the target and the velocity you get out of them. I launched them out of my benjamin trail np xl into a waterbottle and the heads were almost flat when captured. My air rifle is pretty powerful though, might not do that for lower powered rifles.
1806457
These things are solid as a rock. I have one mounted on my .308 which kicks like a mule and its held up just fine.