hello which is the maximum penetration in dry ground
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It shows, up to 8" on the screen, I've dug stuff up to about 6" but I've only used in quite hard packed soil.
1577953
I would assume it could take down small game for pest control. Its high velocity rate has no problem going through a metal coffee can at 50ft with target rounds. With penetration rounds it may have greater effect.
356093
Yes, the soil should be wet and soft. I have used this device but for me it shows similar readings no matter what I test so I am not sure how accurate it is.
307789
In .177 cal it is supersonic with light pellets. if you are looking for something for backyard plinking get a rifle with a velocity of about 700-900 f.p.s.
554357
Unsure what the max is. Mine are standing on a wood deck and filled with the normal lawn and garden items. No problems.
1308731
I used sand, which has a tendency to compact when you strike it if you fill it in enough, then there is less give. I imagine that if you use beans they will absorb the blow and then return to their original spacing. So if you want more hand conditioning I would probably go with the sand, but if you just want a surface to strike and aren't concerned with making your hands stronger then use the beans
126919
It will stop the bolts, at least from 10 yards and out. Penetration depth will depend on the distances you shoot from.
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(Sheepishly), I have not used mine yet. But, I read in one of the reviews a suggestion, that in order to not bend the blade, to do it when the ground is damp/wet and easy to penetrate . With that in mind, I'm sure your weight would be sufficient to work as advertised. Have F-U-N !
1084990
For hunting purposes I would say 30-40 yards max(lead). But i have shot up to 60 yards with good groups (pba).
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12 gauge all day- buck and slug...I absolutely love this break. It loosens up fromHeat and friction after about 12 rounds. No biggie- locktight helps. I prefer to just re tighten it when it needs it! Looks mean too
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The literature I recieved with my RWS .22 34 Combo says its dangerous for 575 yds. My backyard abuts the highway and has a concrete wall for my backdrop. I knock out small concrete chips from 50 yards with 14.5 grain ammo. Killed 2 starlings from 15 yards, pellet went thru the first and still had enough power to kill the one behind it. I'm VERY cautious about where I aim and would not use it unless i know exactly what is down range.
1587864
If it's wet outside then no way...short dry grass for short distances would probably be ok, but I would probably get a different tool if I was doing lots of this sort of thing.
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Although my response is a year after the initial inquiry ( Big Mike and Heads Up have provided good answers) let me add this which I gleaned today from McCulloch's website. The maximum pressure of the 1275 is about 3 bar (~43psi) whereas the 1375 provides up to 4 bar (~58psi).
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About 1 foot, the problem is getting far enough from civilization so you dont get false targets...its pretty discouraging to keep digging up crap. I mean deep inside mountains or deep inside desert....or very deep hole. Backyard stuff forget it.
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Have used in sand only. Expect mediocre performance in heavy clay if moist. If hard baked, hoe would not slice through. If soggy, hoe would gum up instead of slicing through weed roots as designed. Works good in sand, and should be fine in loam, but I would be surprised if it performed well in clay. Mattocks and chopping hoes are needed in heavy clay like that found in rice padis.
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I think this refers to RPM. 60 TO 100 for example. Thickness and kind of material will dictate maximum speed for best results. Slower speed for thicker material, faster speed for thinner material. Also, look up "drill speed."
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If you are looking to find a projectile that will penetrate better than anything else on the market, look no further. This pellet will go through a stop sign using a 900fps gun. I have shot them all and these are the best metal punchers but lack in accuracy.