Would these work good for hunting small game?
1879004
Rabbits, squirrels Possums, and Raccoons at close range. Raccoons take several shots to eliminate.
1879005
My experience is that roughly 30% of the blue plastic tips came off in my hand. I will not buy these in the future.
25933
Yes this is a good beginner air rifle depending on your states hunting laws but it should be good for rabbits or other small game and birds. For how much you pay it is a great starter gun but it is not the top of the line however they are about the same price as most .22 rim fires
80281
I think only a perfect close range hit would produce a humane kill, and I don't think these have the accuracy or power to do it. I have only found the cheap target bolts that aren't made for hunting.
1231076
It will work great for coon hunting. Use mine for coyote and bear hunting and love the accuracy!! Won't go wrong!
566790
Definitely as long as you have the right arrows for it and heads. I bought some arrows off amazon that weren't strong enough and when I'd shoot them they would bend severely and take a flight pattern maybe two or three feet off target. I would recommend wooden arrows for target practice and a strong aluminum arrow shaft for hunting so you can put a good and sharp head on it for piercing the animal. Allen Company sells a 31" shaft recommended for 55lbs-75lbs with the broadhead inserts already installed.
1186505
probably, though I would keep the distance within 5 yds or so. After that, any amount of wind will throw the shot off. Why would you want to shoot small birds anyways? Killing anything that isn't small game for fun is pretty messed up
1760383
I like mine for hunting but I would recommend something stronger with variable power for you.
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.
1929019
It really depends on your gun, it's power settings, and what you want it to do. As a long range(65m -100m) high power small game round they perform well. Keep in mind, they need to travel 1040-1120 (just under subsonic) 40-45lbs or 1250-1400fps to be sub 2moa accurate ... And there is no fragmentation ... Meaning they are meant to pass through thick muscle retaining max energy. In short they fit a very specific need and they are always in my ammo bag... But unless my guns are presighted and the power plant is setup for the pellet (adjustable piston or pcp) I don't shoot them. If they are worth $0.08 each is up to the shooter.
1489059
I wouldn't hesitate to use them in that environment...I use mine as an all purpose wildlife observation tool and an aid in identifying game that comes out in the fields next door some 430 yards down range...
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.
343564
They are soft like a lead pellet. Should be ok for a riffled barrel. You would get better accuracy with a lead pellet.
1651296
absolutely. i have found that accuracy counts more during hunting than any other single element...and these deliver accuracy. in my gamo hornet, anyways.
933769
They are really cheep arrows there good for small game and practice im not sure on the specifics if your looking for great arrows these arent it
1323107
I would have to look back at my information but I can say these are fantastic small binoculars. They are not the best for birding because they do not have the width of field you may want but otherwise I do like them very much.
1609237
I am honestly not too sure. They do have plastic fletchings so they may not be so great on the greater pound bows such as the Vortex.
1977848
They have the standard round-ish 'practice' points. As opposed to sharp 'hunting' points. But these arrows are way too flimsy for hunting, anyway, unless you're hunting paper airplanes.