how much fps u think can it kill rabbit or deer
376946
Not sure on FPS. More of a target shooter than a hunter, could kill a rabbit for sure but not a deer.
376947
Its probably could, but I wouldn't recommend trying to take down a deer with it. Its supposedly 80 lbs, I think, which is higher than most hand drawn bows, but the bolts are plastic and way too tiny. I have seriousl doubt about that draw weight too. Its fairly accurate at close range, but over 10 meters gets pretty loose groups. I dont want to call it a toy, because of the potential lethality, but its not much of a weapon.
1650056
Not sure exact fps. Above average power works great no complaints would recommend. Hope this helps.
520752
In my experience, this air gun does not have enough power to kill a rabbit unless at extremely close range. It will however serve to chase them away and in worse case, severely wound but not kill the animal.
2080139
Do not buy unless your shooting near 400fps. It's not durable for the long run, just capable of sighting in a fast crossbow.
1322542
I would think that probably 500 fps would be about max. For higher velocities I would recommend a pellet.trap suitable for 22 long rifle. Gammo does not offer such a product.
105751
I've shot squirrels and coons with .22 at 35 to 40 yards and killed both with a single shot. I've also had long shooting sessions (over 100 rds) with out experiencing anything other than a tired arm!
151299
These pellet guns will kill a man let alone a rabbit. I had a shot with Crossman express pellets go through a bird from the rump to the neck. The pellet traveled a full 5 inches through that bird. I carry mine when I hike, in case a run into a mountain lion. Anything over 1100 fps is faster than the speed of sound, so you get a sonic boom with the prioritized ammo. I used heavy grain lead pellets which drop my shots below the speed of sound - then it sounds like a regular bb gun. That said these weapons are still more powerful than anything I had as a kid, and as I said they will kill you. Note, the brain shot on a rabbit is between the eye and the ear. You hit a rabbit there and they die every time.
262985
I think like 425 FPS. Safe for skin, not made for metal bb. Spring compressed air no CO 2. At point blank bare skin it leaves a light bruse. Ski goggles n neck guard i recommend
2125212
Basically cheap plastic as with most JG. Also keep in mind that advertised 500fps is probably measured with .12 gram bbs. The fps is most likely around 400 with.20 bbs.
702383
It can handle any fps a small caliber can deliver. 22., 17hmr, etc. I haven't shot .223 bullets at it yet. I bought it for pellets, and it barely turns over.So this thing is made for bullets. Happy Shooting...
935625
I guess if you beat it over the head with the airgun you might. I don't think it is powerful enough to kill anything larger than a rabbit (maybe) or a squirell. I guess you could shoot its eye out and then run over it.
151300
yes just depends which pellet you use and where you hitting the rabbit but i suggest getting the .22 to make sure to kill the rabbit fast and quick death
698437
Well, I have a Big Cat .22 caliber since april, and measure the speed several times with the chrony. TRUE results are: Crosman Premier 14.3 gr. 680 FPS and Beeman Silver Bear 12.65 gr. 725 FPS. None lead pellets give 750 FPS in my rifle, 3 foot from the muzle.
1876046
Its a ok gun for small kids but u want power go to a 1100 or 1300 fps gun 1300 shoots almost like .22 rifle where it gets 1460 fps
1015786
I get an avg. of 235fps with my 20in bolts, however my 18's avg. about 243fps. Both of which were equipped with 100gr broadheads. My buddy has the same bow and his barely gets 205fps with 20's. Mine must be special to get what it gets. Good Luck and Happy Hunting
1415212
I wouldn't go no more than 25yards, anything more it will not be accurate. That's pretty much the limit for around 700fps. Even at 25 yards, it's pushing it to the limit a bit.
655609
Depends on the rifle and distance. I killed one with a 1200 fps rifle and this ammo. It got the job done.