Would this work with paintball shooting from 10 feet away? Long story as to why but thats my question and I'm sticking to it
1269743
Yes.It's kind of touchy though. Sometimes all the ball just run through it.But yea, it'll work. The kids use it with a bb/pellet gun.
1269744
yes it would work for paintballs but it would make a hell of a mess of the target. paintballs hit just as hard as a. 77 pellet
1269745
I would imagine it would be fine to use with a paintball gun. It is sturdily built, and I think could withstand the impact of a paintball. I shoot at this target with pellet guns, and have never tried with a paintball gun. I cannot 100% guarantee that it will work, but as an owner of this particular target, it is in my opinion only that it would work fine. Happy shooting!
1269746
Yes it would but that will depend on the speed you have for the Paintball gun. My boys love this and have some how made a game out of it. I am glad I can find 22 long rifle. I lose them for hours as they are out shooting. I hope you enjoy your as much as My Boys and I enjoy mine
717483
I do not believe that this gun is that accurate at such a distance. I have only used it within 24" range.
1181028
As some one else responded I use two of them on mojos for duck hunting. Probably in the 30 yard range and the work fine. I've never tried to test them for a maximum distance but if it ever warms up in central Illinois I might try out in the back yard.
1222284
I ordered that and when I received it, it would not work beyond 10ft pointed straight at the sensor. I called the company and they said it was a bad one and sent a replacement. I got the same effect with the replacement. So personally I think you would be better off with a cable switch or just using timer on your camera. these DO NOT get the range specified so I count them as a piece of crap. I certainly would not use it to attempt wildlife photography or anything of that nature. This answer is based off of using a canon rebel xs. Dslr
586840
It would but I think for the effective distance of a shotgun I would go with a red dot or day glow site. Usual tactical distance is under 50 feet in my experience for a shotgun.
256792
Accuracy is pretty good for about 200 feet but that's with good paint and no wind, only other thing to increase range and accuracy is an apex barrel for a scenario gun. Good paint is always a huge part. Bad paint makes balls fly every where and let's face it were not playing at a stripclub
1393301
You would need someone with a chronograph to answer that for you. The weight of the pellets you are using would make a big difference in the FPS out of the barrel. Sorry I didn't have a good answer for you.
1508182
Depends on the fps your gun provides the higher the better, and how far away you are from the target. Also where you hit the target, I believe it can. Remember always use propper gun safety, and know what is beyond your target as well before you shoot.
2013159
I would say it is pretty accurate up to 50 meters. Only if you have a lot of FPS to get it to go over that distance without the paintball dropping. I use it with a Cyclone installed in it. The FPS at the field I usually play is limited to 390FPS... But I had it set for values like 440 FPS and it works fine.
2274944
yes is perfect for paintball so it should work for soft air gun. good luck.
1029840
If your Tippman has a piccatiney rail it will work...I looked it up and the picture on amazon shows your tippman with a rail...My question is why would you want one? To me paintball is close combat...It's point and shoot...By the time you aim, you're dead...Sights and scopes are for long distance or target shooting...learn to point and shoot...
2200045
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.
286182
It will go up to 10 feet tall. You should have no problem using it to shoot someone who is 6'2".
743559
Since there are no mil dots I would not suggest it for long distances. I had it on my AR pistol and it was crazy accurate though.
2138688
RR, I found that you have to determine what distance you want as your target point. Plus, I found that the scope that comes with the rifle didn't do the job very well and I broke it trying to get it to get on target, not only for distance, but, also for the left and right setting. I bought another one, not expensive, and raised the rear sight up by about 1/4 inch on the rifle. My target point is about 250-300 ft.. Raising the rear sight allows for the ability to tune the scope to that distance without breaking it. After having done that, the accuracy was maintained even shooting about 2-3000 rounds in it. I also found that if I put my pellets in lubricating oil, the speed and distance are greatly increased. I found that, at a distance of about 50 feet, a pellet will go through an inch thick pine board. I am enjoying the rifle, I hope you will too! JimS
584583
Mike, it would work just fine. The only thing is you are shortening your focal length so the accuracy at a long range may suffer. I had the same issue with my light that is mounted on the top rail. I put the front sight behind it. If I am using BUIS s--- has broken bad and I am not driving tacks anyway. Hope this helps.
1841413
I have Gamo big cat/1400 and it is very powerfull...it almost makes to much noise for me to shoot in my yard and I have 4 acres (afraid neihgbors).It is fun to shoot and seems very accurate.....I have been shooting it at about 100 feet.But I can't compair the two