How far does this consistently fire?
1713593
It was constantly shooting 22ft to 32ft or 7 to 10 meters. On an angled position it would get up to 45ft to 65ft or 15 to 20 meters.
1713594
Ha,ha, I really don't know as this was a Christmas present for our grandson. I never had the opportunity to fire it.
1713595
I have not measured the range on the Stryfe, but can offer a few experiences with it:1) The Stryfe is much less powerful (less range) than some of the other non-semiautomatic models like the Strong Arm (or old Maverick)2) The range does decrease when the batteries lose power, but it does last a long time before they show losses.3) The range does decrease if you're shooting very rapidly. The flywheels slow down, you can hear the motors bog a bit, and the darts don't fly as far/fast. If you slow down firing a bit, the motor will get back up to speed and the shots are very consistent. Firing fast, the first shot will be farther than any follow up because the motors are at full speed on the first shot. I have not measured the range on the Stryfe, but can offer a few experiences with it:1) The Stryfe is much less powerful (less range) than some of the other non-semiautomatic models like the Strong Arm (or old Maverick)2) The range does decrease when the batteries lose power, but it does last a long time before they show losses.3) The range does decrease if you're shooting very rapidly. The flywheels slow down, you can hear the motors bog a bit, and the darts don't fly as far/fast. If you slow down firing a bit, the motor will get back up to speed and the shots are very... » Read More I have not measured the range on the Stryfe, but can offer a few experiences with it:1) The Stryfe is much less powerful (less range) than some of the other non-semiautomatic models like the Strong Arm (or old Maverick)2) The range does decrease when the batteries lose power, but it does last a long time before they show losses.3) The range does decrease if you're shooting very rapidly. The flywheels slow down, you can hear the motors bog a bit, and the darts don't fly as far/fast. If you slow down firing a bit, the motor will get back up to speed and the shots are very consistent. Firing fast, the first shot will be farther than any follow up because the motors are at full speed on the first shot. « Show Less
643173
So far it doesn't seem to be a problem with the Ruger Blackhawk Hunter in .44 Mag. I am hitting one hole out of 5 shots at 25 yards. This is shooting offhand. It has been consistent for about 150 rounds so far.
774230
It will fire maybe 20 feet... unmodified. It is a way better gun than the Maverick (a close comparison gun) which can be very finicky.
532814
i have shots as clsoe as 3 or 4 feet. The problem is the distant shots. it's difficult to spot and evaluate deer size targets at much past 50 yards.
913343
I have been shooting mine with a 1100 fps pellet gun. It makes a noise and swings some, but doesn't make it swing up all the way requiring a shot to reset.
570266
If it actually shoots, then yes, it goes that far. However, it rarely shoots correctly and with the barrel extender, it doesn't shoot at all.
1365247
Pretty good I suppose. If using the front rubber bands and the arrow it comes with. It should shoot pretty far.
641000
It is spring loaded and accurate to about 30 or 40 feet. Lot of fun at close range.
1270294
Have only shot out to 100 yards so far it's on a jp LRP-07 in 308 about an inch inch and a quarter with it rifle shoot less than 1/2 in with long range scope. I am using it for pigs not tiny groups so it depends on what you mean by accurate I am really happy with the setup. But it's not for a fine tune at long range
1109050
It shoots out pretty far. Can't say it shoots out 12' for sure.....8 to 10' for sure !!
2275336
I've shot at it as close as 10 yards with 40 cal FMJ with no problems or ricochets
393761
It'll shoot about a hundred yards but it's only accurate to about 30, that's when it starts to curve. But since the gun has an autococker threaded barrel it's easy to swap out the barrel with a more accurate one.
1181026
I have used it from between 25 and 30 yards and it works fine. I use it duckhunting. On my mojo
1570918
If you use the modern N-Strike Elite darts, I got ranges of about 40 feet! You will LOVE THIS GUN! Just TAKE OF THE SHOTGUN BARREL OFF THE FRONT. It takes the range down 30 feet and doesn't fire 6 feet.I give this gun 5 stars for overall with n strike elite darts.
1450320
On burst setting I get bout 60 rounds b4 it starts losing power. But keep in mind faster u shoot the colder co2 gets and loses power. But that what I get rapid firing
2165630
I have mine in the corner and I have to see, it sounds GREAT. it is down firing, but it stands about 3 inchs off the ground. They may say not to put it there, but with mine there, but it sound good in my corner. For the price nothing comes close to it
779071
This weapon is shooting a piece of metal at approximately 460 feet per second and if you have the ability to shoot this straight and true and no further away than 30 feet I would have to say yes. The problem is that this is a pellet gun with just very little rifling in the barrel. The pellet won't travel straight for too long of a distance. You would have to be extremely close to the target and really know your weapons ability before even considering the chance of hitting let alone killing the animal. Can it kill? YES from a distance? NO. Would I use it to small game hunt? NO! Hopefully this is helpful. Thank you and enjoy your weapon. This weapon is shooting a piece of metal at approximately 460 feet per second and if you have the ability to shoot this straight and true and no further away than 30 feet I would have to say yes. The problem is that this is a pellet gun with just very little rifling in the barrel. The pellet won't travel straight for too long of a distance. You would have to be extremely close to the target and really know your weapons ability before even considering the chance of hitting let alone killing the animal. Can it kill? YES from a distance? NO. Would I use it to small game hunt? NO! Hopefully... » Read More This weapon is shooting a piece of metal at approximately 460 feet per second and if you have the ability to shoot this straight and true and no further away than 30 feet I would have to say yes. The problem is that this is a pellet gun with just very little rifling in the barrel. The pellet won't travel straight for too long of a distance. You would have to be extremely close to the target and really know your weapons ability before even considering the chance of hitting let alone killing the animal. Can it kill? YES from a distance? NO. Would I use it to small game hunt? NO! Hopefully this is helpful. Thank you and enjoy your weapon. « Show Less