Will this be good for gopher? Can it take BB's? Will it be good for upland game, pigeon and small stuff?
751191
I don't know about gophers, never tried it will take down pigeons and dove and quirls withhead shot. No it is a 22 pelets only
751192
I have never shot a gopher. Do yourself a favor and don't use BB's, they are light an innacurate, plus you would need to find some .22 caliber ones to use them in this gun anyways. It is a great gun for small stuff. I have taken a snowshoe hare at 20-25 yards, and birds out to 35 with it. It is good for small stuff at close ranges. Make sure you aim for the kill zone on whatever animal you are going for, center of mass doesn't always mean center of kill zone.
1186192
I just bought this and I love it. Pain in the rear to string but it shoots quick. There's no doubt it will kill all small and medium game. It would be able to pierce a deer but I wouldn't push it with a moose. Lol
424459
good question...... I really do not know.......just tried it. no squirrels.. too bad. looks like you can just load pellet and shoot. it may shoot pellet and bb at same time, but no bad effect . thx fstedd
1231076
It will work great for coon hunting. Use mine for coyote and bear hunting and love the accuracy!! Won't go wrong!
2255659
Short answer, no. A gun only producing just over 20 foot pounds of energy is only good for small game (squirrel, sparrows, chipmunks, etc).
1049878
It is about 12"s long and perfect for killing gophers. BTW this works really good if you keep the gopher from covering the hole before you can set the trap. We also baited the trap which helped.
801824
it's a bit erratic if you are hoping for true bullseye-type shooting. it's a spring pushing a tiny plastic pellet into the air quickly, so it will not be pinpoint consistent accuracy. but it's fun, and a good purchase if you're not that serious. i have heard [ha ha] that it will get close enough to a squirrel to scare it off a bird feeder every time without injuring them...
864029
It is a small axe good for small jobs can chop trees and branches 5 inch in diameter. Light weight and be hidden in small bags made of 420 steel easy to sharpen. May be a back up axe i use mainly in butchering wild pig no problem chopping the ribs, head and knuckles or split the pelvis if it work in pigs it think it can handle deer. The handles a made g 10 so even when my hands are wet or blood it will not slip to see it in action check out meateater the host steave rinella use ot as his main axe in butchering . I think it has a life time warranty
543158
I am a turkey hunter but not a big game hunter, I use this for Duck and Goose hunting and it is awesome. For waterfowl it is a "Home-run", for shooting a bow or rifle for turkey or big game......probably not the right blind. You can unzip the side windows and the front part slides down and when we get up to shoot geese, we just throw the front down and start shooting. Not sure that would work for a turkey or deer, at least the ones in Colorado or Nebraska it probably would not work.
885816
I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
2240633
i have used bb's to kill lots of things. not a lot of rats around here, but they should work since i have extinguished mice, pigeons, squirrels, ground squirrels and even a rock chuck or two with bbs. just make sure your crosman can shoot bbs and you should be good.
1186505
probably, though I would keep the distance within 5 yds or so. After that, any amount of wind will throw the shot off. Why would you want to shoot small birds anyways? Killing anything that isn't small game for fun is pretty messed up
1826812
Do not know about ground hogs but for Raccoons I would say no. I have an RWS 34 that is 100 to 150 fps faster and I consider it not powerful enough for coons, marginal on large fox squirrels. Only good for squirrels if your shot placement is very good.
421290
It works on moles and gophers, since it's highly poisonous I would not leave it out so other animals can get in contact with it, if you to try it on ground squirrels I would push it as deep as possible into their borrow and cover with dirt, dogs can dig and get to it so if you have dogs be careful. I found the two best solutions for ground squirrels is barn cats and a 17HMR, the 17HMR is more for fun, the barn cats take very good care of all the vermin including moles, just feed the cats once a day just enough for them to stick around and the rest they get by hunting.
477912
Wm, I would not recommend this for deer hunting. You can however, take smaller game with it.Best, Bruce
289983
I would be careful as the round is small. I have used the Sheridan 5mm on groundhogs and killed them stone dead. It was less than 10 yards with high grade pellets. I wouldn't go after a 25 pound raccoon with a pellet gun, they're just too sinew and muscle bound. Use a 410 shotgun if you can't use a rifle.
566790
Definitely as long as you have the right arrows for it and heads. I bought some arrows off amazon that weren't strong enough and when I'd shoot them they would bend severely and take a flight pattern maybe two or three feet off target. I would recommend wooden arrows for target practice and a strong aluminum arrow shaft for hunting so you can put a good and sharp head on it for piercing the animal. Allen Company sells a 31" shaft recommended for 55lbs-75lbs with the broadhead inserts already installed.