Can pellets bounce back from a wooden fence?
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It depends on the species of wood. Cedar is pretty soft so you might see ricochet when the compressed air cylinder runs low.
1016300
The pellets are in a mesh bag that is sewn. No tie off. I suppose you could cut it and then re-tie it somehow if you wanted to.
1399710
I think this would be very good because the pellets are larger and won't get caught in small places.
2114568
If its some type of birdshot it could bounce off it and who knows which way the shot would go.It is a steel target.I use it with my 22 and it is fun to use.
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It isn't very quiet. It makes as much (if not more) noise than a nail gun. You should definitely be shooting into a substantial backstop. I've had Pellets penetrate 1/2" plywood at 10 yards.
968754
The issue is not damage in transit. The metal from which the trap is made is too thin. It simply cannot the absorb the impact of a pellet without significant damage. The pellet that I used were for target shooting not the ones used for hunting. I can send a picture showing the damage that one pellet caused.
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Yes. As many times as you want. Just buy replacement pellets, there are several different sizes, make sure you get correct size
1435087
Cheaper dog pads may work but not sure how using different pellets would workout.. You don't want to get something that's going to go through and fall to the bottom
1561954
It probably would stick to a wooden fence if the wood were fairly smooth. The rougher textured wood grain I'm thinking would not allow for as good an adhesion and if the fence gets wet I wouldn't count on it holding for any long duration, IMamateurO.
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Honestly, no. I switched to the wood pellets from my local feed store a few months back and there doesn't seem to be a difference aside from cosmetic (they're slightly larger and a bit darker in color). Hope this helps. :)
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If you mean shooting it in a large back yard, yeah. With solid backing material (1/2" plywood) and cardboard boxes and filler. Shooting at plastic water/soda bottles filled with water will slow down your projectiles well. This BB/pellet gun is no kiddie BB gun, like the Marksman Zombie Splat BB Repeater Rifle (which I also own; which is a lot more powerful than you would imagine, too), so treat it with respect and care for it. It's a nice rifle, though the pellet loading mechanism is little cumbersome/annoying. It would be nice if Daisy made a break-barrel...
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I would not recommend shooting it with pellets. A low power bb gun might work but the target is really intended for airsoft bb's.
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Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.
831579
No. This gun only accepts 18 ga. brads. That would not work well for fence boards. You might consider a nail gun that accepts crown staples, or a framing nailer.
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No. Only 1 pellet at a time and make sure you don't load a bb along with it.
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.
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Probably not. Walls are reinforced plastic only.A deer will probably just get it's nose under the door and come straight in.