I was wondering on the distance it can go? I realize it would depend on the ammo but in general?
389674
I was able to shoot the ammo about 25 yards but for accuracy, I would try for more than 10 yards! this is a nice slingshot
389675
I was able to shoot the ammo about 25 yards but for accuracy, I would try for more than 10 yards!this is a nice slingshot
389676
I am able to accurately hit a target at 60 to 75 feet. I am no expert with at all, but I do pretty good. I also use a black band that is stronger than the orange one.
647497
Gerard's answer is spot on. If you're using this for hunting, although it can be shot accurately out to 60 - 100 yards, it is probably not a good idea to try to take an animal at those extreme ranges as there's the possibility of only wounding the animal and not killing it.If you're just curious how far the bolt would fly if you're going for maximum distance, it'll easily go a few hundred yards, so do NOT fire it in the air. You have no idea where it'll come down.
384739
It can be mounted on the barrel and would at least get you on paper at 50 to 100 yards.It may not get you dead on but it will be close enough for you to dial in the fine MOA.
1943451
I doubt it it's just not heavy enough I've had the targets bounce back around with high power airgun a rimfire would most likely damage the targets or even punch holes in them you could try .22 short or CB but any more I'm quite sure would damage it
1458706
I believe it can. When I first got it, before I could get the guns out to the range, I shot some stuff over it with a rubber band and it recorded a speed. You need to shoot into a small wedge formed by the uprights and the sky screen, so accuracy is important.
1454259
It really depends on what you are shooting and how you mount it. The bullets really frag off this thing so closer than 10 yrds for a pistol or 50 yrds for a rifle would be risky.
2129038
I think it can handle 308 at 100 yards...but I would not use it for that far away. The tab on the target is approximately 6 inches and would be very difficult to hit at that distance. Also I find that when I do use the target it never lands with a tab facing me. I have to rotate about 45 degrees each time I hit it to get another shot. The reset would be very frustrating at 100 yards having to walk out after each shot to reset the target.
2249008
I have used it with a 1300 fps .177 caliber air rifle from about 30 ft away. Dented pretty good but nothing got through.
2003351
I don't think an airsoft gun with that much velocity would work. It is geared more for higher powered pellet or bb guns.
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No ... we shot it with 9mm and 45 approximately between 7 - 10 yrds away. It didn't recochet, but the targets often slipped to the other side and immediately bounced back to original side. Maybe the distance was too close for strong impact. Maybe we needed much further distance, however, the round target its too small to be going out much further. I had it originally approx. 15+ yrds away and it was difficult to hit the target by everyone. I'm pretty good shooter, but it was just too much of challenging at that distance with such small size.
1084991
I suppose the round will travel 100 yards. But you'd have to aim high due to the drop of the round over that distance. Also because the round is so small it is subject to drift easily with wind. The farthest I've been able to hit and kill a bird was about 80 yards.
2097939
As far as NERF goes. I'd say it's the most accurate gun they make. I commonly shoot co-workers @ 20-40 feet. It goes farther but the accuracy is less reliable beyond that.
1714953
This is not ammo, this is the brass for you to load your own ammunition. The quality of the ammunition you fire in the range will depend on your loading techniques, the powder you use, the load you feed the brass, etc., etc.. This brass has been fired once and after inspecting the ones I received, out of 1,000, I rejected one, so that's a great percentage there. I hope I have answered your question. Good shooting. Stay safe and blessed.
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The literature I recieved with my RWS .22 34 Combo says its dangerous for 575 yds. My backyard abuts the highway and has a concrete wall for my backdrop. I knock out small concrete chips from 50 yards with 14.5 grain ammo. Killed 2 starlings from 15 yards, pellet went thru the first and still had enough power to kill the one behind it. I'm VERY cautious about where I aim and would not use it unless i know exactly what is down range.
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Not that far, maybe 100 feet or less. Solid built rifle, but get a better higher power scope. 10 times quieter than my Gamo that says its quiet but sounds like a firecracker when shot. Have no problems shooting targets as small as a pecan. Just remember that CO2 changes your sight picture as the barrel gets colder, so after 5 plus shots its dead on.
1270293
up to 300 meters--the military uses it to 600 with the 5.56. It is dependent on eyesight and skill but easily doable. Not a long range target device but great for "minute of pig" shooting
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I use it on a .308 and have it on a picatinny rail system so I can remove it. After over 200 rounds, multiple removals, storage, transport, and various bumps it still holds true. It really depends which .50 bmg you put it on. If a Barret it should be fine. With others I don't know. As for adjustment it has a lot. Will it compensate for drop at 2000 m? Probably not. 1000m? Definitely.