Is it good for shooting rabbits
1107569
while I have not tried it. my opinion would be no. it doesn't have the penetration power to stick. if you had sharper tips it might be possible but my state regulations (California) also would preclude the use of them. good luck on a better deal in a better state.
1107570
I wouldn't doubt you could easily take down a rabbit, squirrel, bird or any small game for that matter. I have yet to try but judging by the velocity I'm pretty sure its safe to say this item can easily be lethal specially to rabbits I believe, yes!
1107571
I have not tried to shoot a squirrel or rabbit but my impression is that the darts are too light weight to penetrate and would just bruise.
211024
This bow is a target bow, approved for use in NASP (National Archery in the School Program). While the bow does have penetrating power on par with a 35# re-curve, I would not see it as appropriate or humane for hunting more than small-game (bird, rabbit, squirrel, etc.).
1172564
in my opinion it doesn't have enough velosity for a humane kill with a fresh cartridge they claim 400 fps. get a break action pellet rifle with 1000 fps or higher
919724
Yes you can kill small game with it. I've taken several rabbits,countless squirrels and two raccoons. It's like any other weapon,shot placement is the key.
1898438
I don't hunt but I use mine for target archery. If you range on the animal first then set your site, you should be good.
186549
I have alot of rabbits but never set my sights on using this trap to catch them (caught skunks and Racoons) if you use this for rabbits use Kale (red or green) as bait should work great
801824
it's a bit erratic if you are hoping for true bullseye-type shooting. it's a spring pushing a tiny plastic pellet into the air quickly, so it will not be pinpoint consistent accuracy. but it's fun, and a good purchase if you're not that serious. i have heard [ha ha] that it will get close enough to a squirrel to scare it off a bird feeder every time without injuring them...
2255659
Short answer, no. A gun only producing just over 20 foot pounds of energy is only good for small game (squirrel, sparrows, chipmunks, etc).
2250046
Short answer: Yes! Once you get to know your gun and get it dialed in properly, 50yds shouldn't be a problem at all. I have at least 3 kills at that range. All rabbits, all head shots, all dropped and died within a few seconds. Above 55 - 60 yds, I don't know. Haven't done it.
1916542
Its excellent for hunting. Used it to shoot two wild hogs about 3 seconds apart a week ago. So far so good.
1304492
Yes, for critters that is. Check out some You Tube videos, one in particular shows hunting rattle snakes and rabbits.
569234
It would be perfect for bunnies unless they were like ours that would dig under anything. As a play yard for supervised temporary use it would be great. It is very sturdy and easy to use and store. I did spray it with an extra coating of rustoleum spray paint on the bottom of each piece that was touching the ground to prevent rust from forming. I have had mine set up for appx. 3 years and so far so good. It sets up in just a few minutes and you don't need help to so it. Also it looks nice when it is set up, it is not an eyesore to your property
25930
Yes, I put a ten dollar scope from Walmart on mine, and use good pellets and I've killed a ton of squirrels, rabbits, birds and even a possum with mine. Needs a good cleaning before sighting in though. The pellets it comes with are useless, and half of them are deformed beyond use. I would suggest ordering some good ones with the rifle
1902131
It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I only shoot pellets through it as the barrel is rifled. The low cost makes the very minor flaws well worth it. It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I... » Read More It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I only shoot pellets through it as the barrel is rifled. The low cost makes the very minor flaws well worth it. « Show Less
151298
I shot a rabbit with it the other day. The rabbit sat there for quite a while. Then dropped over dead..I thought I had missed..Yes went right through the rabbit. I'm very pleased with the rifle after I sighted it in.
151300
yes just depends which pellet you use and where you hitting the rabbit but i suggest getting the .22 to make sure to kill the rabbit fast and quick death
66870
Oh trust me it will take care of your rodent problem. I shot a few of them. The bb bullet shoots so fast and accurate that it will hit the rodent leaving them dead or badly injured.