What kind of distance can you get out of this? How hard does it hit? I'm looking to use to scare off geese.
634622
ha, i bought it to scare away ducks from the pool. Its good enough to hit from 30 yards probably.
634623
I use it to scare off cows. They have learned to be afraid of the sound more than the paintball itself. It shoots high and will probably hurt up to 50 feet. At close range I blasted a hole in my plastic patio table. Really surprised me. Hard to hit a cow beyond 50-75 yards. You get 20-30 good shots per co2 cartridge.
634624
I can't vouch for how hard it hits as I've never been hit by this one but it shoots pretty good. Accuracy is not the strong point but it will work for scaring off geese. A pellet gun may work better though
634625
The distance is pretty good, but the sound of the gun when you fire it will most likely scare them away along with the paint balls
868825
I have not mesured it but my guess is around 30 to 40 feet strait than it starts to go down. If you shoot somebody it hurts i got shoot and shoot some people and they said it hurted.but you run out balls it you are like plaing with other people so you should get some ammo
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If you can hit the crow with the right pellet, it's toast. It's a powerful spring rifle. This thing will take down large raccoons. If you try that, make sure you're zeroed and hit them in the money.
102209
They are very effective to protect from deer damage and should work for geese. Heavy gauge plastic stands up well to the elements.
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It isn't very quiet. It makes as much (if not more) noise than a nail gun. You should definitely be shooting into a substantial backstop. I've had Pellets penetrate 1/2" plywood at 10 yards.
942648
We use it from inside the house while our dog is outside - we aim at the window and press. We do not have a large backyard - I would guess that we have used it up to 10 yards. We like to make sure we are only "hitting" the targeted dog, so being close is important.
744200
I don't know, but I would doubt it. The only thing I know that works for geese is a swan decoy.
240902
Yes , this would take down a person with a properly placed shot. I had 3 sheets of Sheetrock and the bolt went all the way through from about 30 yards. If you miss it takes a few seconds to reload though don't get messed up by a coyote haha. I'm very impressed with this crossbow and the price is crazy cheap.
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(From a coyote hunter and owner of this airsoft gun perspective) This airsoft gun is not very loud so chances are that would not scare it off, the coyote may run away if you shoot it with this but chances are it will be back soon, coyotes are on the predator list in some states and i do not know if you live in one of them, but if you do you could just shoot it with a regular gun or a bow, if not you could trap it with a large box trap and let it go somewhere else, but hey if you want it's worth a shot to shoot it with this, good luck.
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We have used it through a back door before entering a house to keep the dogs from jumping on us. It is effective up to twenty feet. We have also used it in the back yard through a wooden fence for an aggressive barking dog. Both worked great. I think the dog would have to be within the 20 ft range for your situation. It runs on a 9 volt battery. So far battery strength has not been an issue. Hope this helps
945342
Not sure, but it will take down squirrels with no problem. I would imagine it would take out a griund hog to. Just use the pellets that break apart on impact to maximize damage.
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The best you can do is either put a dead cat on it or a blimp. It doesn't pick up much noise outside anyway unless it's REALLY windy. Mild wind noise will cancel itself out unless it's hitting the mic dead on the front end.As for distance, the sound quality will deteriorate with distance. I would not go more than 5-8 feet from the subject. Use a boom if needed.
664521
If you can hit it (30- 40+ yards), you should kill it. How good a shot you are is a bigger decider ????
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I can't say for sure. It keeps raccoons n deer out OK. Not sure if it will scare them enough to keep them away. When the ground is wet, it hurts to touch it,even worse in bare feet.
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Answer here...I have 7ft posts every roughly 6ft and I left it up all winter. I am in cental ny snow country. My only down side to it is the 2in size. Small bunnies can get through it. Worked well against deer trying to jump over it
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It looks like everyone has already answered the questioin re the ample volume. Just want to make some comments that might help newcomers: Use the aperture(s) that are supplied, that will decrease the distance and sensitivity, if animals are a problem. Also I use mine on an electric timer so that it is only active at night. ALso don't aim the sensor at nearby bushes or trees because they will trigger the sensor during windy conditions. You can always find the perfect location that will provide adequate protection against human intruders.
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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.