can a .22 pcp air rifle at 30 plus foot pounds move these spinners? at about 25 yards?
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Yep, I have an AA S510 .22 and I flip the small .22 lr target at 60 yards that plate is about 2 inches. I think at 25 yards your going to destroy the target after a few hundred shots. I would go for the .22 lr target. You might not be able to reset them , but you can always shoot them down. Oh and the .22 lr target bends up if you shoot it at 25 yds with .22 lr. When that happens I flip it around and shoot from the other side.
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Might have to loosen the bolt holding the yellow back upright. Was a little too tight for my .177 (485 fpe)at 35 feet. You might be underpowered over 7-8 yards.
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I have tried them in a .12g gun. They do not travel as quickly or as far as .12g BBs, but they appear to fly straighter and are impacted less by wind.
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This is made of stout metal and was bought to use with BB guns. Too heavy for BB's to move the targets but would work with a 22. May have to anchor it down to keep from flipping over when frame is hit.
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I have a Striker 1000S in .25 and it will spin them round easily. I have a spinner target designed for true firearms and the hatsan has no trouble knocking the target over if it's not fully in the ground. I would NOT shoot BBs at this as they will recoil.
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Wow, now I would like to try out. The targets are small, size is 1978 silver dollars & the total size of all targets together is only 10.5 inches wide. I used a gamo pt-85 pellet pistol .17 with flat head pellets at less then 10 foot & yes a chip of metal here & there. But dead center shots I have no damage to targets. So, yes at 25 yards you should be OK. But, you will need to make a platform for target to stand on. I use ¾ inch plywood with drilled holes for target & yard spikes to hold in ground. I hope this helps you
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Yes it can. We have one that we attatch to our 22's and have used on a pellet rifle. I do need to add that if your pellet rifle is a "Break-Barrel" then you don't want to try this. once applied and in use, the weight of the rifle setting on the pod would cause the barrel to be forced up and off target. when folded the weight of it dangling would cause the projectile to go below target. but for a fixed barrel it should perform Nicely. Do keep in mind that the actual barrel of a pellet rifle is often a small metal tube, inside of a bigger thin tube that appears as a solid barrel. Be safe as to not bend or put much pressure on it causing it to bend. In all, I have to say that the one we purchased has made its way onto several rifles in our collection for sighting and has performed very well!
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As others have answered the .22 will make the target move, but not spin. Add to that this warning - if you hit the horizontal cross support that the targets "spin" on you may very well end up with the .22 bullet whizzing back by your head!
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Hi Jerry , thank you for your inquiry, the Gamo Hunter Extreme SE Air Rifle would be very effective at 35 yards, not as effective at 50 yards. Thanks Phil
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I used it a few times with a 30 round magpul and when shooting straight downrange or slightly elevated I was able to do it though I did order a 20 round magpul and have had no problems at all.
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Hello, The fps would have to be pretty fast and you would have to hit the sweet spot to make them spin all the way around. I had used a benjamin rifle pumped up about five times and I would have to get within 20 ft for it to work and then I would have to hit the sweet spot. I also used my cross man air pump target pistol and I think the pellet just doesn't have the weight behind it to push the targets around. But you never know maybe your air gun will tear this target a new one. I think it is mainly for .22 cal pistols and up. Happy Shooting!!
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I would say no. Some pellet rifles shoot about 1000 feet per second and should be treated as you would any other rifle. Hope this helps. Regards, Sid Helms
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Not sure but be careful because the arrow can spinter if the draw weight is too heavy. Does that make sense? Mine is only 32 lbs
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It depends on size of pellet. I shoot the heavy ones very accurately at forty and under. That's the farthest I can shoot in back yard
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That will depend entirely on the weight of the pellet. The gun is rated at 1650 fps with lightweight PBA ammo. I would not recommend using that as it can damage the gun internally. I would go for something 10 grains or heavier, that should bring the velocity down into a more acceptable and more accurate range. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
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If its some type of birdshot it could bounce off it and who knows which way the shot would go.It is a steel target.I use it with my 22 and it is fun to use.
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according to my son it should be fine. He has done it and the 223 has a low enough recoil where the weights are not necessary.