How would i use it on a 22cal pellet pistol??
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You can't. You need a gun with a firing pin in a caliber available from LaserLyte or Laser Ammo.
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Not sure about a pellet pistol. Basically anything that emits a laser will work. Typically, there are specific caliber cartridges that resemble a real cartridge that has batteries and emit a laser when struck by a firing pin of a firearm. I have only seen them in 9mm, 45 acp, 380 acp, and 223. These are ones I use. If you can find something that will work on your pellet gun, these targets are great.
1407672
If your pellet pistol doesn't have a firing pin (if it uses CO2 or air to project the pellet,) there is no way to activate the laser bullet.
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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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What caliber are you shooting? Don't know the FPS of my pellets, but I shoot a .177 Benjamin Marauder PCP Air rifle (stock, not enhanced) at my littls spinner target. It's about 25 yds away and I'm shooting JSB Diabolo EXACT .177 Caliber Air Gun Pellets - 8.44 gr pellets. These pellts spin and reset the target just fine. Now, I also have the larger spinning target, .made for 22 cal. These .177 pellets won't spin those bigger paddles. And my .22 and .25 Marauders spin the large target paddle and spin the small target paddles like crazy, but I don't know how long the little spinning paddles would last with the bigger pellets striking them - so I only shoot my .177 at the smaller spinner. But like I said, my .177 can spin the small paddles all day long. Hope this helps. Bobby
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Yes...I Used It On the Action of My .22 Auto. Personal I Think the Dry Wax is Better. I Know it makes a Better Pellet Lube. Hope I Helped Ya..
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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It will still have the loud crack noise when you fire this pellet. I know it did when i fired the .177 cal pellets in my old air rifle rated at 1000fps. I imagine with the 22 cal. at 850fps it will do the same.
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It shouldn't matter. Anything in the 20-22 degree range should work in the gun just fine.
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I have not tested this item to see what might puncture it. It is robust enough that I don't think there is a pellet gun that might do that. I think it would probably contain a High Velocity .22LR, but I have not used that caliber with it myself. I plan on using it with some sub sonic .22LR though.
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Sorry, I bought this for my brother, and it was shipped directly to him. He doesn't have a .22, so I'm not sure if it works with that caliber. But... I LOVE your Amazon name! "Don't Tread On Me"!
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Specs are 685 fps for .22 cal. Heavier pellets will drop a little. Use a good hunting pellet that you know is accurate with your gun. Every gun has it's own personality. Head shot only. I wouldn't feel comfortable over 20 yards myself. Wounding any animal is not humane. Practise, practise, practise. Good luck hunting.
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I used it on the following pistols: Beretta, Nano, PX4 f/s, compact,subcompact 9mm & 40 S&W;, SIG's P290,P220, P250, S&W; .22, M&P; shield 9mm, VTECH, to name just a few. Best used with a shooting rest and measure it to your target (21 feet) that should zero it in.
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It will work just fine for a pellet gun, but it's probably overkill. I would recommend something less expensive.
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There is a different P/N , HVS001M, for the 22 mag. Same price. Visit "henryrifles.com" Get the "Spee-D-Loader" too
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YES!! I have a 22A with the 7" tube and have used it on that pistol with great results. It will also work with the 5" tube as well. This is a very nice Dot for the bucks you will not be disappointed. Doom
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This would be a good fit as it has a number of adapters that fit all the calibers between .22 to .50 cal. As you place an adapter, probably somewhere between .22 and .244, on the end of the laser, you will want to expand it to just under the size of your i.d of your barrel, slide it in and give it a couple of twists and start shoving it into the barrel. The cone, on the front end of the centers the laser and the adapter holds the laser in place. Keep turning it until it's difficult to move. From there, you should be able to site it in. As I said, there are multiple adapters, for different calibers, you need to find the right one that works. Hope that helps & good luck This would be a good fit as it has a number of adapters that fit all the calibers between .22 to .50 cal. As you place an adapter, probably somewhere between .22 and .244, on the end of the laser, you will want to expand it to just under the size of your i.d of your barrel, slide it in and give it a couple of twists and start shoving it into the barrel. The cone, on the front end of the centers the laser and the adapter holds the laser in place. Keep turning it until it's difficult to move. From there, you should be able to site it in. As I said, there are multiple adapters, for different... » Read More This would be a good fit as it has a number of adapters that fit all the calibers between .22 to .50 cal. As you place an adapter, probably somewhere between .22 and .244, on the end of the laser, you will want to expand it to just under the size of your i.d of your barrel, slide it in and give it a couple of twists and start shoving it into the barrel. The cone, on the front end of the centers the laser and the adapter holds the laser in place. Keep turning it until it's difficult to move. From there, you should be able to site it in. As I said, there are multiple adapters, for different calibers, you need to find the right one that works. Hope that helps & good luck « Show Less
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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.ThanksPyramyd Air Team
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I would not use this on anything that has greater recoil than a .22cal, they are heavy, made in China, and come in a cheap soft plastic sleeve. These are not high quality mil dot scopes, if you want to look cool but don't care how well they work, then, put one on anything you have.