dos this fire 177 cal. pellets too?
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You wouldn't want to. The barrel isn't rifled so it really won't worK and you would have a hard time fitting the pellet into the bullet casing
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No, just steel bb's .177 only. Nice pistol, I bought mine just before X-MAS on sale on Amazon for about $60.00.
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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.
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This pistol uses .177 cal. bbs, or the small round silver ones. The magazine is only equipped to handle these small metal BBs. Generally speaking, I have found that if the pistol has an orange tip to it, it will fire the plastic BBs. No orange tip, use metal small .177 cal. BBs.
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No. Rifled.Pellet Velocity Up to 1000 fpsAlloy Pellet Velocity Up to 1200 fpsWeight 5.8 lbsLength 40 inMechanism Break BarrelPower Source Nitro PistonCaliber.177Ammunition PelletsCapacity Single ShotBarrel RifledOptics Rail 3/8" DovetailSafety LeverStock SyntheticColor Black
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Need more info. Is your Daisy Powerline 880 .177 caliber? If so, then YES & possibly better than any other pellets you have tried
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This gun fires.177 caliber pellets at speeds up to 1200 feet-per-second. .22 calibar Pellets will not fit in this gun.
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The Gamo MRA Showstopper fires .177 caliber pellets. Firing bb's will cause damage.
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Yes, I am currently using this on my .177 cal. air rifle. Note: the laser is difficult to see in daylight. I use mine at night for predators on my farm. It works great.
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if by a clip you are referring to a strip that has holes to be loaded individually and then fed through the weapon by some mechanism powered by the re-cocking action of said pistol, then yes, these will work as well as any other .177 cal pellet.
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The pellets you are looking at have a sabot system on them. If the pellet complete with sabot are no bigger that .177 caliber and the length of the round is no longer than that of a regular pellet, I don't see why not. The Daisy 008 uses a revolving clip and if your pellets fit in flush in this clip, it should be theoretically good to go.Here is the link to this revolving clip: Daisy Clips for Powerline 008 Pistol, 3 pack
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I don't know since I'm not familiar with that particular rifle. It would depend on the caliber of your rifle. However, a quick search on Google indicates that this rifle is a .177 caliber in which case these pellets would work.
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Here is what the package says: .17 cal, .220 to .250 cal, .270 to .320 cal, .338 to .357 cal, .440 to .50 cal, and 12, 16, + 20 gage shot gun. Based on that, I would think it would work fine on the .308 and .223 cal. The 7.62 is in mm and may be similar to one of the mentioned calibers but you would have to verify yourself. Good luck!
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Jerry F Kelley wasted your time and of course Jerry was not helpful. The .22 and .177 indicates the size of the pellet. Both are exclusive to the caliber of the barrel. Thus you should use .177 pellets.
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I imagine if you can find Metal 6mm BB's it would fire them but it is not a .177 BB gun
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I'm not sure if it's mentioned in the description or statistics of the weapon but it does take a considerable amount of strength to cock this weapon. The .177 cal. Is a lot easier. Look up this weapon on its website and that might help you better. I enjoy shooting mine. Good luck!
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Don't know I don't have one, but saw one Nikon prostaff that is just for 223 cal.perhaps will be of some help in your rifle
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It will still have the loud crack noise when you fire this pellet. I know it did when i fired the .177 cal pellets in my old air rifle rated at 1000fps. I imagine with the 22 cal. at 850fps it will do the same.