Are these rubber bullets? Also will this brand of rubber bullets shoot in my .30-caliber clip to disperse with 30 bullets within half a second?
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Yup...and you can use them to protect your hearing while you are unloading your clip
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Yes, but I had two of them that fell apart after about 200 rounds. Not durable.
711520
I use them in my ammunition cans. I am not sure how long they would last under other situations.
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All I Can Tell Is , I Shot Alot Of Different Pellets In My RWS 34, And These Pellets In My Opinion Are Absolutely The Best. Try Some, I Would Be Surprised If You Didnt Like Them. Hope This Helped You. D.L. Miles
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My 1200fps rifle slaps these through some metals and yes to take down even several small game....birds nearly explode unless they are a turkey. The truth behind the bullet is the gun though. I've used dozens of different pellets in pistols and rifles for over 20 years and must say a rifle that pushes a pellet at 1200fps will do just as a black powder .22 rifle on a standard load. A 40g .22 pistol round is standard at 900fps...hunting rounds at 1250fps ... so the air rifle technology makes shooting the .22 pellets cheaper and gives me more range time with the kids.
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NO! they are made from LEAD so if you do a lot of shooting like I do make sure that your target area or targets have some way of collecting the remains of the pellets. I have a 20 ft X 20 ft blue tarp staked to the ground and my target set up about 5 ft in so as to catch the bouncers and just sweep up after I am done. I also use D-LEAD hand soap after I am done shooting, Amazon sells this as well for around $10.00 a bottle. These pellets are very consistent in their grouping. I can hit the black from 50 yards out 8 out of 10 times with this pellet.
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Thanks everyone. Wanted to shoo some squirrels away without killing them and figured rubber bullets would do that but since no rubber BBs are made for this gun, I guess regular BBs will have to do.
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No, especially if it is rimless auto pistol ammo. The rounds will slip right through.
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Darrington and Doug are correct. You risk the round ricocheting back and endangering you and anyone around you. They make targets specifically for rim fire rounds that are pretty low cost.
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Yes! They melt quickly too since the pellets are reasonably small. You won't be disappointed with this product :)
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I shoot them out of my Gamo Silent Cat which is rated at 1000 fps for lead pellets. I only get 625 fps out of that gun with these 11.6 grain ones but they do a lot of damage to what they hit. But I would not use them in a low powered rifle. I switched to 10.3 grain H&N; Barracuda hollow points for more tissue damage but the Silver Arrow does a good job.
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I haven't had problems with these..but..they're mostly used for pistol caliber and light rifle rounds. This isn't very big and I would probably use a rifle 'gong' instead of one of these. They don't have long enough legs to mount them very deep...which means a heavy bullet weight and high speed might knock it out of the ground. When I shoot magnums (.357 or .44) or my .50 AE I have to go re-seat it every so often. I don't think any company can promise no flyers when shooting a target. Jay
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I have only used 55grain fmbt so I can't say what you would do with heavier bullets. I think it's safe to say you would see slower bullet speeds hence more drop at any given yardage.
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No they will not, they are made for a gun that shoots pellets. Perhaps check the manufacturer's website to see what ammunition it will use.
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Well, these are not lead so if you are shooting hard targets they will come back on you. But for anything else why not?
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Probably not...they are snug with 39 clips in them...54 us a bigger round...
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They are .68 caliber. Basically one could use these in any paintball marker with that size bore.Hope that helped:)