I have 2 air rifles. One shoots .177 pellets with 1200 FPS and the other one .22 at 800 FPS. Would this Spinner target work with both of them?
1436343
I would think that your idea would work very well. But, I would not do this at close range in case they bounced back at you.
1436344
Yes! Just make sure the base is well anchored. The spinning action of the targets lessens the impact a of a 1200 fps pellet.
1436345
Yes it will work with both of them. I have used mine with an old daisy pump up and a .177 and .22 that shoot about 1200 FPS. I think it is heavy enough to even handle a .22 calibre rifle or pistol.
1595595
YES! I frequently use my friends pellets when target shooting. Unlike his rifle, which has rifling, this gun sports a clean barrel that will not be damaged by the use of alternate ammo. The pellets fit perfectly and shoot harder than any bb any day. Go for it!
671437
Yes,I think they will work better because of the weight of the pellet. The distance may not range as far as a lighter pellet, but accuracy should show a difference at a comfortable distance. I got them for a Benjamin/crosman NP Titan air rifle for accuracy at a range comfortable distance. Like all guns/bows they all have a maximum distance u got to find out how far that is. But the heavier pellet will be better then a light one.
1374177
I use them in my Nitro Venom Dusk and they have great penetration power and they are very accurate to 50 yards. I have not found an occasion to test them at a greater distance. If you have the need for a high velocity pellet I see no reason that they would not serve you well, at least in the 22 cal version. I can't speak to the 177 cal version as I have not used them. Hope this helps. good hunting.
1754366
If it's a .177 cal. air rifle, they should work just fine. Keep in mind for 'target' shooting (paper), you're probably better with target pellets. These are designed for their ability to spread out larger than their .177 diameter upon entering the 'target' (think of a squirrel) for maximum tissue damage.
1656404
This is not designed for an air rifle but it should work. If the rifle is a dovetail you will need special rings to mount it.
1978469
Everything would "work" on this, with 300fps you hear the ping and see a slight movement of the target. Its a neat little target for any airsoft gun. But dont expect the targets to go spinning around in circles with an airsoft gun. I have one that shoots 650fps and even that doesnt get them to spin
1038616
Yes no problem. P have a 3-9X56 that I put on multipul pellet rifled and my 30-06 n the pellet rifles have killed scopes because the forward them backward recoil they make so ur 22 mag or 17 HMR should be right on
1978471
You could but that won't get the targets to move. They are made from 1/4in steel. A .22 will get them to spin all the way around and a 1100fps pellet gun wil only make a sound and get about 3in of movement.
373781
Probably won't spin the target, but will make noise when you hit it. be careful of ricochet though!
902438
It works fairly well with 22 lr. It will definitely swing to register a hit with an airgun, but I doubt if the reset feature will work. The red paint has held up ok, but the yellow bull's-eyes are stickers that don't last but for just a few shots & they're gone. I have been satisfied and have enjoyed plinking at it with my 22 guns
2065777
My box say .22 Big Cat GAMO air rifle and the ammo I use is a .22 caliber I don't know why your box say that. I can't put a .177 it will fell out the air rifle.
713271
there is a three inch, a two inch and a one and one half inch. I use it with my 22 rifle and my .177 pellet rifle. The pellet gun is not powerful enough to spin the three inch target, but spins both the two and the one and a half.
902440
Probably won't knock the targets down or reset the targets. I've used a .22 pellet rifle with mixed results. Of course the targets still make a 'cling' sound when the pellets make a strike, even if the target doesn't go down. This target works best with a .22 caliber rim fire cartridge.
1492542
Depends. The .177 is faster and more effective at shorter ranges. The .22 is a heavier pellet and a bit slower but at longer ranges has more killing power.So for gophers, ground squrrels the .177. For hunting rabbit, tree squrrels etc, the .22 has an edge. The .177 is a lot less expensive to shoot than the .22.Hope this helps.
2214847
Yes this scope should work well with a .22lr. As an air rifle scope, it is engineered for dual direction recoil. This scope is also popular with AR-15 enthusiasts, likely due to it's affordability, clear optics, and most of all...durability. Just be sure to check your mounts / rail on your gun, you may need different rings to accommodate your rail, and possibly the size of the scope.
1519030
Yes ! The .22 arbor for rimfire will work in the .22 air gun. And the small arbor is for b-b guns