Is this rifle .22 or .177? Edit This is the .22
1383984
I bought one of these and it was .177. They make both the .22 and .177 either caliber will satisfy. Hope that helps.
1383985
You can get it in either - when I first ordered it thru amazon (Perfect Air Sports) - I requested a .22 and they sent the .177 in an open box (looked used as the styrofoam packing was completely destroyed and cardboard box open) with no user instructions or paper work. We had to return it. We then purchased ( and again requested a .22) it thru Pyramid Air - for a no problem purchase experience - received it in perfect condition brand new. I would not purchase it thru the amazon store again. We would deal with pyramid air again ... for sure.
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Hi , I have both Calibers in stock and they are the same price , just place the order and send a message to confirm which Caliber you would like 0.177" (4.5mm) or 0.22" (5.5mm) Thanks Phil
396548
.177 cal. or 4.5mm steel bbs, makes a nice small varmint gun... Great for geating rid of squirrels.
2023777
Im not positive, .223 is a very high velocity round and it might actually cause damage instead of the slower 9mm and .45 ive been shooting at mine.
1895531
In the strictest sense, it is a .177 caliber bb gun. Your state and local laws determine if it is a toy or a weapon. I highly recommend you check your state and local laws before purchasing any firearm be it a .177cal or a .50cal. The real issue with this and other models of bb guns that are designed to look and feel like their larger caliber counterparts is that they look and operate just like the real deal, and consequently could be misinterpreted by law enforcement officials resulting in a series of unfortunate events. So, my advice to anyone who asks is simple. Know your state and local laws, and treat every firearm - toy or real, with the respect due a real firearm in order to prevent accidental loss of human life.
694830
Compared to a .22LR on a scale of 1-10 with the LR being a 10 in noise, I'd say the .22 pellet is a 2 at most.
1779539
Its's a Barska. It's a good scope though, I have it on my S&W; AR-15 22 and it's held up pretty good after a couple thousand rounds.
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All the new rifles come with Upgrades from the wood-stocked gun to Synthetic stocks: Depinger and an improved valve (increases the number of shots: .177/.22=32 shots, .25=16 shots). Trigger moved back for better hand position. Reversible bolt for left- or right-handed shooters. , There are a few left in stock that have to wood stocks in the .177 cal and .22! Non in .25!
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The fps on .177 is faster than .22. But the .22 hits harder due to its weight. I guess it's a wash. Penetration vs impact. These hit pretty hard in .22, and I would assume it will kill a squirrel or rat with a well placed shot.
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the 223 will not fit 22lr, kit cannot be customized but the 223 can be purchased seperatly
903060
This is a single shot break barrel type pellet rifle. It is not a quiet pellet rifle as I found out. It seemed almost as loud as a 22 caliber rifle and packs quite a punch for a pellet gun.
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Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish... » Read More Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) « Show Less
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This is a .177 cleaning kit, so even though it will enter a .22 barrel, it will be too loose tô be able to properly clean it. Try a .22 one!
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It means this gun comes with 2 barrels, 0.177 and 0.22. It's quick change, no hassles.
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Yes this is a great starter. Does have problem with barrel drop. More so on the .22 cal, the .177 cal seems to be better.
1500755
This is a .177 cleaning kit, so even though it will enter a .22 barrel, it will be too loose t be able to properly clean it. Try a .22 one!
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The .177 version has a higher fps pellet speed , but the .22 version has a higher pellet weight. when you combine the pellet speed and its weight you get what is called ft./lbs The .22 version actually has a higher ft./lb rating over the .177 version. ft./lbs is the force of the pellet when it hits the target. Therefore I would say the .22 version is more powerful.