Can this revolver fire pellets?I know it is .177 caliber, so the question is, can pellets fit into the shells? Dan Wesson now makes a pellet version of this popular firearm, and I can't tell if this is the pellet capable one. Any info on the pellet-firing Dan Wesson revolver would be greatly appreciated. Can this revolver fire pellets?I know it is .177 caliber, so the question is, can pellets fit into the shells? Dan Wesson now makes a pellet version of this popular firearm, and I... » Read More Can this revolver fire pellets?I know it is .177 caliber, so the question is, can pellets fit into the shells? Dan Wesson now makes a pellet version of this popular firearm, and I can't tell if this is the pellet capable one. Any info on the pellet-firing Dan Wesson revolver would be greatly appreciated. « Show Less
1595594
No it is not designed for pellets. Pellets will damage the barrel rifling. Dan Wesson just came out with a almost identical pistol that shoots pellets. That is what you want.
1595595
YES! I frequently use my friends pellets when target shooting. Unlike his rifle, which has rifling, this gun sports a clean barrel that will not be damaged by the use of alternate ammo. The pellets fit perfectly and shoot harder than any bb any day. Go for it!
2023777
Im not positive, .223 is a very high velocity round and it might actually cause damage instead of the slower 9mm and .45 ive been shooting at mine.
1656060
Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish... » Read More Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) « Show Less
1882682
No it can not fire rounds at all. It may be able to fire percussion caps, never tried. Barrel is plugged about 4 inches down.
1742911
No, in fact the shells are exactly the same caliber as the 38 Special or the .357 Mag. A live .357 Mag round fits perfectly into the chamber of the Dan Wesson BB gun. TRR8 BB shells are a little bit longer in lenght than the real ammo, but the diameter is virtually the same as any 9 mm caliber gun (.38 Spl, .357 Mag, 38 super, etc.)
1728377
this is a pellet gun. you have to use cupped lead pellets like this Crosman Destroyer Pellets, .177 caliber, 4.5mm, 250ct
1904079
Both .177 abd the .22 cal PELLET pistol and rifles are single shot. If they also shoot BB's, which are .177, then you can load multiple BB's , but not multiple pellets. They would jamb unless you had a clip and a feed chamber like regular rifles and ACP pistols.
850685
Air guns (and firearms) can be picky as to what shoots best. My old Crosman prefers their pellets but you're just going to have to experiment. That's why they make sample packs of pellets. Good Luck.
1546026
I have not, and would not use a revolver like this for squirrel. It would be far better and more responsible to use a rifle or other more suitable pellet gun for this. This is a fine revolver in my opinion but not powerful enough to reliably and humanely kill even relatively small animals.
1562217
I bought a size 0 and tried to put a Ruger single six in it and the barrel went down through the bottom opening. it would probably accept the pellet gun but you have to get a much larger size like oh, maybe a size 15. I don't know that much about pellet guns but that is a neat little holster. if I recall correctly I paid something like $9 for that holster. And at that price it would be worth going ahead and getting it and if it didn't work use it on something else. It make a good gift for somebody's birthday or Christmas. For 9 or 10 bucks I'd give it a try
1426682
Some where on your air rifle should show what cal. your rifle is, If it shows .177 cal. then yes you can use them, I have used Daisy pellets or BB's in my Crossman rifle, my Crossman is a .177 cal. and can use either pellets or the BB's. Remember always use proper gun safety and protection!
1728376
It's not a BB gun it fires pellets from a clip. The manufacturer recommends that you Do not try to use bbs as steel bbs will damage the barrel. You can use lead pellets or a type of composite pellet.
467295
The Crosman 760 advertised on Amazon says it "Doubles as a BB repeater or a single shot pellet gun," this being the case it should shoot any .177 cal. pellet. In my experience, each gun generally has its own pellet preference for accuracy.
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.
644645
does not shoot pellets. Buy a VS tank for that. it's called VS Tank. you can buy diff ones. laser or pellets.
1222661
Also the first 6 shots are so will sound like a real 22,(dieseling) so dont shoot in town till its clean. I dont shoot any of my other pellet guns now.You may say 850-900, but thats 22 cal 14.3 not a little 177, if you put a 10 or so 177 in an airhawk it will probably drop to 750-800 with a lot less energy. Once you fire the ruger air magnum its the go to gun and get 22 cal not 177. Yes get the 22 cal, youll be glad you did.
1807258
Son, this gun drives framing nails! I use JSB Exact domed pellets (8.44gr) and Beeman crow magnum (8.8) with good accuracy and power. Lodges far into 2x4's. I would use Beeman Silver Arrow pointed (11.57) but i think they might be the exact length of the revolver magazine tube- leading to jamming issues either on the point or the skirt of the pellet. But anyways- this gun is the IT accessory to treat yourself to!!!