Would you know the FPS for this bow?
1675554
Depends on draw length, poundage, and type of arrows used. In the 300+ at 70lbs-30inches with carbon arrows
1675555
i am a 69 year old man getting back into bow hunting. I am right handed, but blind in right eye, so I needed a left hand bow. I wasn't sure how much poundage I could pull, so I looked for a kids bow that was adjustable. The diamond came with an adjustment from 5-70lbs, and draw length from 15 to 30 inches. I went to a pro shop that set my bow up for me at 37lbs and 271/2 inches. I love it very accurate and dependable. Small enough to use from a ground blind, and light enough carry into the field.
1824624
The scope doesn't adjust for arrow speed. You have to play with it to figure out the best way to shoot it in for your bow. The scope is rated for a 300 fps bow. The instructions say shoot the top line in for 10yds. My bow is 360fps, so I shot the top line in for 20yds. When I moved back to 30yds and used the second line it shot a little high. So what I did was adjust the scope so the second line was dead on at 30yds. then I shot at 20yds, it was 1 inch high. At 10yds it's about 1 1/2 inches high. Then I shot at 40 using the third line...dead on, then 50 using the forth line... dead on, and the fifth line is dead on at about 57yds. I hope this helps answer your question. The scope doesn't adjust for arrow speed. You have to play with it to figure out the best way to shoot it in for your bow. The scope is rated for a 300 fps bow. The instructions say shoot the top line in for 10yds. My bow is 360fps, so I shot the top line in for 20yds. When I moved back to 30yds and used the second line it shot a little high. So what I did was adjust the scope so the second line was dead on at 30yds. then I shot at 20yds, it was 1 inch high. At 10yds it's about 1 1/2 inches high. Then I shot at 40 using the third line...dead on, then 50 using the forth line... dead on, and... » Read More The scope doesn't adjust for arrow speed. You have to play with it to figure out the best way to shoot it in for your bow. The scope is rated for a 300 fps bow. The instructions say shoot the top line in for 10yds. My bow is 360fps, so I shot the top line in for 20yds. When I moved back to 30yds and used the second line it shot a little high. So what I did was adjust the scope so the second line was dead on at 30yds. then I shot at 20yds, it was 1 inch high. At 10yds it's about 1 1/2 inches high. Then I shot at 40 using the third line...dead on, then 50 using the forth line... dead on, and the fifth line is dead on at about 57yds. I hope this helps answer your question. « Show Less
683531
I Play Vanilla and get between low 30's and high 40's (fps) on maxed settings... At 16 chunks render distance. And with low shaders Ive been getting low twenty's to low thirty's (fps), and dose decently well while running vanilla servers while playing on them. Also dose acceptably well when playing FTB. All with two monitors with chrome with a few tabs open.
1839669
I bought mine in 2012 and it is rated 385fps, I would say if yours is rated 365fps it would be an earlyer model. Sorry I can,t give you any more held than that. Mine is loud but the speed makes up for it. Have brought 2 deer down with it one at about 27yards and the other at 40yards
1154608
I know it's over 400, pretty sure its in the 450 range. Definetly not over 500 without modding.
1903003
I have put around a hundred arrows from my Mathews Heli M compound bow at about 320 fps into my Bone Collector target. The arrows penetrate approximately 4 inches and pull out easily. I'm not sure how a crossbow would compare. Hope this helps.
772105
I would say under 300 fps but 400 fps and above get a full head gear that would give you better protection, to play it safe. People I know run it in 400 fps battles says its okay and cant take the constant beating of the bb's.
1811455
5-800 fps depending on on number of pumps and pellet weight. Plenty fast to hurt things!
796397
I'm not sure how many FPS it has, the resolution is HD 1280x720- 60p Hq, aspect radio 16:9 and hd 1920x1080 60i hq aspect radio 16:9, i think is a good camera,
2063156
If you have at least 4 gig of Ram, and that processor should provide you ample power to run this. I run this on a Quad AMD processor with 4 Gigs and it did decently well. That game play is excellent. For me, it was as decent a scenario FPS as I have seen with some fairly decent realism.
1693192
240 fps. No more than 177 yds max but that's like saying a .22 is no more than a mile. I find that it's excellent for what it's made for. Definitely not a squirrel gun.
1105395
445-450 with .2sbut it seems like all of us are getting different fps reading here so because i don't believe they are putting widely different springs in each gun I am forced to believe that its the chonos that are wrong. Ill go get mine calibrated and be back with the results
308916
I haven't tried w/ particular model but I did w/ a Red Rider that I think has the same FPS as this one. You have got to make it a good shot though. Practice, practice, practice before you try it.
1333871
Oh, no doubt. Maybe not max it out at more than 30 fps, but you'll be able to run it with a decent framerate at medium to high settings.
495380
The computer does well for Second Life, which is a very demanding game. I have for overca year bow and have been very pleased. it is a real workhorse.
871570
Advertised at 495fps. I've measured it and got 420 or so with standard 8gr. Got 380fps with the heavy 16gr diabolos
136749
It runs perfectly. My FPS before this was around 60 or less at the lowest setting. Now I'm at the highest setting at around 150 fps