Will this gun shoot pellets ?
1278969
No. The magazine only holds BB's in it's cylindrical magazine. There is no way to load a pellet into the magazine or "chamber'.
1278970
Nope I wish it did. However it is still pretty accurate and powerful. It weighs, looks and feels like the real thing. It has a strong blow back feature that makes it all the more realistic for a BB gun.
244398
Sorry Brandon I don't know. I only shoot it with air soft pellets and they alway stick. Great target for that.
1322544
I have not tested this item to see what might puncture it. It is robust enough that I don't think there is a pellet gun that might do that. I think it would probably contain a High Velocity .22LR, but I have not used that caliber with it myself. I plan on using it with some sub sonic .22LR though.
1652701
Honestly I wouldn't try it with a pellet gun. The target can't hold up to bb's. This target is cheaply made and not worth the money.
1539158
I would say no. Some pellet rifles shoot about 1000 feet per second and should be treated as you would any other rifle. Hope this helps. Regards, Sid Helms
1186503
Yes, but it will need to be in rilfe mode and set to it's highest power level. I only know this since I took it on a hunting trip as fun gun but ended up using it, A LOT! I will say you may need to take a second shot with this rilfe because it did stun some of the birds. For small birds you really need a pellet, not a BB, and a rifle that can shoot up to 600fps, this rilfe can't.
2142065
Yes, this air pistol can load pellets. We use it mainly for pellets and are very happy with the feel and quality. Get very acceptable grouping and shot a number of rats with our pistols.
1562218
Probly not if it's a regular size pellet gun. This holster is more for a smaller gun.
1204310
No it does not. But it is a good investment. It is accurate, and fun to use. The only thing I don't like, is you have to reload it every time you want to use it. It only allows one shot at a time. It is a good pellet gun, and has lots of different kinds of pellets to use with it.
1876049
It shoots pellets great but expect to much from bbs. Way more accurate with pellets.
1500547
It will to some degree, but the ballistics are set up for a rifle cartridge, not a pellet.
1867771
YES...Also it's the biggest P.O.S., that I've ever seen, the pellet only moves at 400 fps, which is hardly worth shooting. If you're SERIOUS about shooting you want something like the Umarex 2252268 Browning 800XPS, It only costs $50.00's more & it's TWICE AS FAST, it too has a Rifled Barrel, today MOST Air-Rifles & Pistols have rifled barrels. Hope this helps
1927112
No, when you pull the trigger it starts to shoot with no control of the number of shots. It is a fun gun. But I have had the problem of the pellets getting loose in the belts, and during firing they come out of the sleeve and jam the gun. I do recommend it though. I use higher psi compressed air and this thing can tear things up!!
1707452
no, this particular rifle can only shoot .177 pellets. It doesn't shoot bb's. It's a break barrel rifle with a rifled barrel, the metal bb's would destroy the rifling inside the barrel so I wouldn't even recommend putting anything other than lead pellets inside it. Some models of Crosman and most of the Daisy line of rifles that are pump (and have lower fps ratings) can use both metal bb's and pellets. Examples are the Crosman 760, Crosman m4-177. Daisy, 901, Daisy 880. It should specifically say both bb's and pellets can be used in the rifle in the ad. I would recommend the Daisy 880 or 901 as they have higher fps than other dual ammo rifles. (750fps for bb's, 715 fps for pellets). You won't be able to find one that shoots both that fire at 1000 fps- for that, you'd have to go with a pellet only rifle like the Crosman Phantom. Hope this helps.
1948829
It will work just fine for a pellet gun, but it's probably overkill. I would recommend something less expensive.
1471116
I am not sure, but www.pyramydair.com should be able to help you. They sell everything about pellet guns... They are very helpful..
1279186
The gun can be very accurate if you put your time in...and find the the pellet it likes. So, I know it can be done. A bit of advice, once you get it firing the way you want, don't change anything.