do paintball guns sting a lot? I want to use it to chase the deer out of my garden
593935
is a gun for boys aged between 10 and 15 years, or for people beginners, although it has a great power and long range, if you want to hunt deer of great size is not the right gun, this can serve to hare or other species
1071411
Surprisingly the paintballs don't hurt much just a little sting, no bruising. The paint seems to wash out easy but I've never gotten any on my clothes.
429120
yes but it never seems good for the gun when i do it. its just not high enough quality to handle it. kinda like putting nitro through a minivan, sure you could set it up but idk if you would want to. also since its only 10 shots it runs out quickly. and when you do it it can be hard to aim since you have to pull hard and fast to pump the gun
151299
These pellet guns will kill a man let alone a rabbit. I had a shot with Crossman express pellets go through a bird from the rump to the neck. The pellet traveled a full 5 inches through that bird. I carry mine when I hike, in case a run into a mountain lion. Anything over 1100 fps is faster than the speed of sound, so you get a sonic boom with the prioritized ammo. I used heavy grain lead pellets which drop my shots below the speed of sound - then it sounds like a regular bb gun. That said these weapons are still more powerful than anything I had as a kid, and as I said they will kill you. Note, the brain shot on a rabbit is between the eye and the ear. You hit a rabbit there and they die every time.
1133671
I use it for woods ball, it won't be that accurate because most paintball guns are bad at shooting straight but it's good for eyeballing shots.
970691
I Seriously recommend a cap gun.Unless you of course live where hunting is popular.But dogs instinctively chase you, I have had dogs catch up to me, and they just take a look.One except this Mansion had a giant circular drive way, and German Sheppard, could have bitten me, he grabbed the bottom of my jeans, and tore them.EDIT I was not thinking there.EDIT I apoligize I did not read your full comment which clearly indicated you do not want to hurt or kill the dog.But I was not assuming that either way.But these are designed for use on humans.A cap gun and pepper spray, if cap gun doesn't work.But almost all of us can tell the difference in a dogs intention. I Seriously recommend a cap gun.Unless you of course live where hunting is popular.But dogs instinctively chase you, I have had dogs catch up to me, and they just take a look.One except this Mansion had a giant circular drive way, and German Sheppard, could have bitten me, he grabbed the bottom of my jeans, and tore them.EDIT I was not thinking there.EDIT I apoligize I did not read your full comment which clearly indicated you do not want to hurt or kill the dog.But I was not assuming that either way.But these are designed for use... » Read More I Seriously recommend a cap gun.Unless you of course live where hunting is popular.But dogs instinctively chase you, I have had dogs catch up to me, and they just take a look.One except this Mansion had a giant circular drive way, and German Sheppard, could have bitten me, he grabbed the bottom of my jeans, and tore them.EDIT I was not thinking there.EDIT I apoligize I did not read your full comment which clearly indicated you do not want to hurt or kill the dog.But I was not assuming that either way.But these are designed for use on humans.A cap gun and pepper spray, if cap gun doesn't work.But almost all of us can tell the difference in a dogs intention. « Show Less
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Of course we had to test this question when I first bought it. We stood about 4/5 feet apart and shot each other in the back. It does sting a bit when you first get shot, I think most of it is anticipation, but after about a minute the "pain" goes away.
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I have never used a paintball gun, so I don't know. With the airsoft guns, it just kind of hangs on to them, but they don't shoot very hard. Not sure how hard a paintball gun shoots or how delicate the paintball bullets are... Sorry can't really help answer your question. Good luck.
634624
I can't vouch for how hard it hits as I've never been hit by this one but it shoots pretty good. Accuracy is not the strong point but it will work for scaring off geese. A pellet gun may work better though
1676741
It's worth it if you want a really cheap gun. If you are planning on using it in hardcore airsoft fights, definitely don't rely on it to be our primary weapon. It doesn't have a very high FPS (feet per second), meaning it's quite slow. Because of this, any ammunition launched from it might be swayed by the wind or not hit the designated target. I haven't actually been shot by one, so I don't know how painful it is, but it probably isn't that painful. This gun shoots 6mm BBs, which you can buy for a very cheap price on Amazon. I hope that I helped. :)
66871
Nope this pistol is too weak for that although it may scare or injure them. If you want to get rid of them you should use a CO2 powered pistol as it is more stronger and better
483579
I used this with bb and pellet guns... The target simply makes a ting sound when hit by those... Not sure if any wound would be made by paint but you would clearly notice it...
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I tend to agree with the others. This pistol shoots small plastic pellets and the velocity is quite low. It may be enough to annoy a raccoon and get them to leave you alone, but fussing at them with a stick would do just as well. I've not encountered a raccoon or similar critter that was any more eager to have a close encounter than I was. If it's a rabid animal, I certainly wouldn't trust my safety to this item, which is essentially a toy that shoots plastic BBs via a spring-loaded mechanism. As Alan Cranford says, there are other effective ways to handle critters short of a firearm, and it's not a bad idea to keep at least a .22LR around just in case. I tend to agree with the others. This pistol shoots small plastic pellets and the velocity is quite low. It may be enough to annoy a raccoon and get them to leave you alone, but fussing at them with a stick would do just as well. I've not encountered a raccoon or similar critter that was any more eager to have a close encounter than I was. If it's a rabid animal, I certainly wouldn't trust my safety to this item, which is essentially a toy that shoots plastic BBs via a spring-loaded mechanism. As Alan Cranford says, there are other effective ways to handle critters short of a firearm, and... » Read More I tend to agree with the others. This pistol shoots small plastic pellets and the velocity is quite low. It may be enough to annoy a raccoon and get them to leave you alone, but fussing at them with a stick would do just as well. I've not encountered a raccoon or similar critter that was any more eager to have a close encounter than I was. If it's a rabid animal, I certainly wouldn't trust my safety to this item, which is essentially a toy that shoots plastic BBs via a spring-loaded mechanism. As Alan Cranford says, there are other effective ways to handle critters short of a firearm, and it's not a bad idea to keep at least a .22LR around just in case. « Show Less
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Wm, I would not recommend this for deer hunting. You can however, take smaller game with it.Best, Bruce
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I would imagine it would be fine to use with a paintball gun. It is sturdily built, and I think could withstand the impact of a paintball. I shoot at this target with pellet guns, and have never tried with a paintball gun. I cannot 100% guarantee that it will work, but as an owner of this particular target, it is in my opinion only that it would work fine. Happy shooting!
200016
no regular paintballs work great. This is a great beginner gun for people and if this is a xmas gift...they will be very pleased.
1071412
Pain is relative. It stings bare skin but does not leave a mark like a real paint ball marker does. the more layers of clothing the less it smarts. It washed out of everything i got it on and off skin/fence with out any issues.